Nextpower expands into storage and inverters, raises guidance despite Q2 revenue miss
Acquires Prevalon Energy for up to $365M, enters battery storage Nextpower agreed to buy Prevalon Energy, a battery storage specialist with 6 GWh deployed and 1.3 GW of supply contracts for AI data centers. This expands beyond solar tracking into storage and software, and the company raised its fiscal 2027 revenue outlook to $4.0–$4.4 billion. RBC raised its price target to $149.
This is a major new acquisition that diversifies revenue and directly lifts future growth expectations.
Completes Prevalon acquisition, raises FY2027 guidance Nextpower closed the Prevalon deal and raised fiscal 2027 revenue guidance to $4.0–$4.4 billion and adjusted EBITDA to $845–$930 million. The acquisition adds battery systems, power control, and software, positioning Nextpower for grid storage and AI data center power. This confirms the earlier deal and boosts forward estimates.
Completion and raised guidance make the growth from Prevalon concrete and near-term.
Q2 revenue miss but EPS beat and full-year guidance raised Nextpower reported Q2 revenue of $935.2M, slightly below estimates, but adjusted EPS of $1.20 beat by 14.9% and EBITDA of $233M topped forecasts. The company raised full-year revenue guidance to $4.25B midpoint and EPS to $4.58, though EBITDA guidance missed. The stock rose 2.2% after the report.
This is the latest earnings update, showing profitability strength and higher full-year outlook despite a small revenue miss.
Completes Zigor power conversion acquisition, adds inverter technology Nextpower completed the acquisition of Zigor's power conversion assets, adding UL-certified central inverters for US utility-scale solar and storage, IEC-certified products for Europe, and proprietary technology. It is accelerating US manufacturing with over 10 GW of capacity expected within twelve months, deliveries ramping in early 2027.
This new deal expands the product portfolio and manufacturing footprint, supporting future revenue and margin growth.
