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Northland Power Inc (NPI.TO)

22.85

-0.02 (0.09%)

as of Jun 18, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jun 18, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 25 opinions in the last 12 months.

Northland Power Inc. has faced challenges recently, including a significant dividend cut and project delays, particularly in Taiwan, which have adversely affected investor sentiment. The new CEO is perceived as addressing long-standing issues, and while the stock currently has positive momentum and completed projects that exceeded expectations, concerns remain regarding future execution and strategy. Analysts highlight the potential for recovery and increasing cash flows once current projects are operational and express cautious optimism due to a well-supported technical chart. The overall sentiment is mixed; while some see opportunities due to its undervalued status and long-term renewables growth potential, others advocate for caution considering the execution risks and recent performance trends.

Consensus

Cautious

Valuation

Undervalued

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PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Jun 21/19, Up 2%) Hasn't sold any. Loves it. He'd name it a top pick again, but it's too soon. They just reported earnings with great free cash flow which will lead to share buybacks and dividend increases. Everything is on track here.

TOP PICK

It will do well with falling interest rates. It mostly holds long-term contracts in renewable energy, so there's no pricing risk (but Ontario's renewal rates will probably be at lower prices). Ranks in the top 3% of his valuation metrics. Has good price momentum. High ROE. They carry a lot of debt, like all utilities, but NPI has stable earnings. Trades at 10x EV to EBITDA, cheaper than most utilities. Yield of 4.7% based on a good 80% payout. They have some good projects on the go. Expect growth. (Analysts’ price target is $27.80)

HOLD

You can keep holding it. All utilities have done quite well. If it is a big overall position you may want to trim it.

COMMENT

Tends to stick to the pure plays. This is one that has some natural gas within their portfolio. Mid-side on the dividend at 4.65% with the potential for some upside as they do continue to grow.

BUY

Wind in the North Sea. They started in Canada. They decided two years ago whether to put themselves up for sale and it did not go through. It has stable cash flows and there is potential for a rising dividend. Debt goes up when projects are build and then when completed, cash flow goes up and debt goes down. He sees good prospects for it going forward.

TOP PICK

They have a big catalyst coming up at the end of the year with the big Deutsche Bucht offshore wind project in the North Sea which will bump up their free cash flow by a third. With this they can raise their dividend (nearly 5% now) or buy back shares. You should get low-teens returns in the next few years. He expects the payout ratio to fall below 60% in 2020. (Analysts’ price target is $27.17)

COMMENT

In construction mode in Mexico, Europe, and overseas. You want to own it when it's in growth mode. Only problem is not raising the dividend much, as they're growing. He owns NEE instead.

BUY

This is a utility with a good dividend. This is a good quality company.

BUY

He really likes them. It has a really nice dividend. They own some natural gas so it is like co-generation. If you want 100% renewables, then this would not fit the bill. But if you want companies going in the right direction, then this is one of them. They are developing new technologies. At the end of the day they will own assets in wind generation in the north sea. They are well positioned in the sector.

COMMENT

AQN vs NPI Both companies have similar yields -- around 4.9%. He owns both. AQN-T is more US focused. NPI-T is more international. The dividend with AQN-T is paid in US dollars.

HOLD

Valuation is pretty reasonable. It trades 10.5 times EBITA. Payout ratio of 80%. He will continue to hold it. Yield 5%

DON'T BUY

It has been good over the last year. He is not in this sector. His only caveat is the debt on the balance sheet. There is nothing else wrong with it.

STRONG BUY

The CEO did a stock disposition recently. One of his largest holdings. A leader in off-shore wind energy. Their issue has always been attracting capital. They need to partner or be owned by a pension fund, which they almost did a few years ago. It's odd the CEO founder sold his shares recently as opposed to a few years ago when the stock price was nearly the same. That sale has created an overhang, though. It's been in the $25 range in the past 3-4 years while NPI has de-risked and built up several projects. The future looks good, so what's next for them? Maybe raise the dividend; they haven't done that, because they've been hoarding capital to build projects. He's adding to it as it pays over a 5% yield, and he predicts the stock will rise.

WEAK BUY

He owns more of AQN. The companies in this space are pricey, because investors are moving away from fossil fuels and buying these renewables. Yes, these stocks can get pricey, so don't buy at the top and buy more than one like AQN or BLX, which are better than NPI.

COMMENT

NPI vs. AQN NPI is fine, but she prefers AQN. Nothing wrong with NPI. NPI's recently pullback was due to the CEO dumping a lot of stock on the market, which was a buying opportunity/entry point. AQN has a regulated side in renewable side, pays a good dividend and can growth outside Canada.

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