Fintel reports that on September 22, 2026, Roth Capital initiated coverage of Terrestrial Energy (NASDAQGS:IMSR) with a Buy recommendation. The company's shares trade on the US market with transactions denominated in USD.
Prior to this rating action, Terrestrial Energy's stock closed at a pre-action price of $4.50 on September 21, 2026. Looking at the stock's recent market performance, this price represents a +0.56% price change over a one-week period, compared to the baseline close of $4.48 on September 14, 2026. Over a longer one-month timeframe, the stock has experienced a -19.21% price change from its baseline close of $5.57 on August 21, 2026.
Separately from Roth Capital's individual rating, the current consensus target price for Terrestrial Energy was recorded at $13.77 as of September 15, 2026. This mean and median target of $13.77 represents an implied change of +206.00% from the stock's prior levels. As of the current recommendation period ending September 1, 2026, the aggregate analyst sentiment showed a total of 8 recommendations, consisting of 2 strong buy, 5 buy, and 1 hold recommendations. This breakdown represents 87.5% positive recommendations and 12.5% hold recommendations.
Terrestrial Energy last reported its quarterly earnings on August 11, 2026. For the quarter, the company reported an actual earnings per share (EPS) of -0.09, which compares to the analyst consensus EPS estimate of -0.51. In terms of top-line performance, the company reported actual revenue of $0.00, matching the analyst consensus revenue estimate of $0.00.
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