Constellation Energy Corporation — Trump ownership stake
Trump disclosed an ownership stake in Constellation Energy Corporation: $667,006–$1,430,000 in the saved stock-only schedule, principally valued at December 31, 2025. Generates electricity; its Microsoft power agreement supports the Crane nuclear restart, which received a federal loan.1
Investment accounts — disclosed holdings
Disclosed issuer securities1
Constellation Energy Corporation: $667,006–$1,430,000 in the selected company-security holdings, principally valued at Dec. 31, 2025. This selection excludes identified debt and funds.1
EO 14318
Purchase recorded on signing date1–2
Constellation Energy: $50,001–$100,000 purchased in Account 6 on July 23, 2025, the date EO 14318 was signed.1–2
Microsoft Corporation — Trump ownership stake
20-year power agreement3
Constellation announced a 20-year Microsoft power agreement supporting the planned Crane nuclear restart and data-center energy matching.3
Documented connections
Investment accounts — disclosed holdings →Disclosed issuer securities1
EO 14318 →Purchase recorded on signing date1–2
Microsoft Corporation — Trump ownership stake →20-year power agreement3
Meta Platforms, Inc. — Trump ownership stake →20-year power agreement4
Ownership and business · September 30, 2026
Trump disclosed an ownership stake in Constellation Energy Corporation: $667,006–$1,430,000 in the saved stock-only schedule, principally valued at December 31, 2025. Generates electricity; its Microsoft power agreement supports the Crane nuclear restart, which received a federal loan.
Investment Account 6 records a July 23, 2025 purchase of $50,001–$100,000. Executive Order 14318 was signed on that date. The disclosure supplies the transaction date, without an execution time.
In November 2025, the Department of Energy closed a $1 billion loan to Constellation Energy Generation for the Crane nuclear restart. Constellation had announced a 20-year Microsoft power agreement supporting that restart in September 2024. This is company project financing, not a payment of $1 billion to Trump.
1–2, 5–6Sources and documents
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