BofA raised the firm’s price target on Vistra (VST) to $193 from $167 and keeps a Buy rating on the shares after peer Constellation Energy (CEG) announced a 20-year front-of-the-meter power purchase agreement with Meta (META) at its Clinton nuclear site. The firm adjusted its nuclear multiple to 14-times, from 11-times previously, due to the increasing likelihood of datacenter deals. Judging by the convergence of regulatory clarity and incremental deals, the firm sees datacenter deals on the horizon and feels confident about announcements, the analyst tells investors.
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