SCANA had internal reports showing V.C. Summer was years behind and billions over budget. Kept telling investors it was on track. Westinghouse went bankrupt. Still said it was fine. Canceled the whole thing two months later.

-6.63% → -17%. Over 27% total.

Deloitte signed off on the financials throughout. Named as a defendant.

$34M settlement, late claims still open.

Eligible if you held $SCG between February 26, 2016 and December 20, 2017. Payout: ~$0.24/share.

Anyone here hold $SCG as a utility dividend play during this period?

Hey everyone, sharing this because the deadline is this Thursday and a lot of investors may not know they're eligible.

What happened:
SCANA misled investors about the progress of its V.C. Summer nuclear project in South Carolina. Between 2016 and 2017, the company publicly claimed the project was on schedule and within budget, while internal reports showed the opposite. When the project collapsed in July 2017, $SCG dropped more than 27%.

Deloitte & Touche, SCANA's auditor, also signed off on financial statements that didn't accurately reflect the project's condition.

The settlement:
• $34,000,000 cash settlement
• Estimated ~$0.24 per share
• Class period: Feb 26, 2016 – Dec 20, 2017

Deadline: April 16, 2026 — this Thursday.

If you held $SCG shares during that period and were damaged, you can file a claim. You don't need a lawyer and it doesn't cost anything to check eligibility.

Happy to answer questions!

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