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Northland Power Inc (NPI.TO)

20.92

+0.50 (2.45%)

as of Sep 4, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Sep 7, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 23 opinions in the last 12 months.

Northland Power Inc. has faced significant challenges recently, particularly due to a dividend cut that disappointed many investors. However, the stock has shown resilience with a strong quarter and substantial upcoming growth opportunities tied to offshore wind projects in Taiwan and Poland. While several analysts see potential for recovery and cash flow generation, some express caution regarding the company's past management decisions and current operational risks. The stock is noted to be hovering in a specific range, leading experts to advise patience and monitoring for potential breakout points. With the ongoing volatility in the renewables space and increasing global energy demand, Northland Power's future remains uncertain yet potentially promising.

Consensus

Cautious

Valuation

Undervalued

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TOP PICK

Power company. Recently announced a contract with Saskatchewan Power to build a gas fired generating facility. Good growth prospects. About 10% distribution, which is high for a power company but when it is cut, the stock price should rise.

BUY

Power generation. Relatively conservative. Undervalued. 10.5% yield. Market had concerns about valuation as it merged with its parent entity. Well run.

TOP PICK

Power generation, which is relatively secure, stable, recession resistant. Just emerged with their parent company in a complicated transaction but will add investment opportunities going forward. Likes the yield of 10.5%.

TOP PICK

Around one times EBITDA, which gives them access to capital for acquisitions. If anyone were buying a power asset that they could lever up, this would be the one. 10% yield.

BUY

A good name within the power group for both the near and long term. Won’t be volatile because of the long-term nature of its contract. Have some nice tuck-in acquisitions.

HOLD

Selling electricity to Ontario Hydro. He has generally been underweight the power trust group, which is a low growth sector. Good-quality name.

BUY

There may be some further interest-rate sensitivity but you are getting close to the point where the interest-rate cycle is likely to turn and this would take off. You’ll not only have good yield, but good capital appreciation. This one is probably one of the better names.

BUY

Originally started off with one gas generated facility but has expanded into wind power. Likes management.

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WAIT

This would be one of his top names in power trusts, but he is negative on this sector. Expects a couple of more are right increases. Good management. Fairly conservative payout ratio of about 85%.

BUY

Very stable trust. Started with gas fired hydro plant but have diversified into wind power with a large project in Quebec. Good management and very stable prospects going forward. There won't be a lot of growth but he likes it.

WEAK BUY

The power sector is probably the most defensive and lowest risk as cash flow is usually contracted out for 20/30 years. The sector has high payout ratios, high debts and not much growth potential. If you can get it at a 7/7.5% yield you won't lose much.

WEAK BUY

Great management team. Pretty good assets. A slow growth story. Has competition with the bonds that are yielding as much or more so can’t see where the growth would come from. Probably one of the better ones in this sector.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick May 20/05. Down 18% not including distributions.) Has continued to increase its distributions. Expect their Quebec wind farm will be coming on stream next year and are looking for big things.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick May 20/05. Up 4.5%.) Moving into wind power and the economics on wind power is very attractive because of their contracts with the Quebec government. Can see distribution increases coming here.

TOP PICK

A sleepy utility type trust. A gas fired co-generation producing power and steam operation based largely in Ontario. Excited about their inclusion of wind power into their assets. They will be put up in rural Quebec.

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