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Northland Power Inc (NPI.TO)

22.75
-0.12 (0.52%)
as of Jun 18, 2026, 7:44:35 pm Market Open.
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star iconJun 18, 2026, 12:00 am

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

Northland Power Inc. (NPI-T) faces significant challenges following a notable dividend cut that has impacted investor sentiment. The company has encountered delays in key offshore wind projects in Taiwan, generating skepticism regarding its management's ability to execute a coherent growth strategy. However, some experts highlight recent operational achievements, such as timely project completions and positive quarterly reports. The stock has shown signs of stabilization, with support levels forming around the recent lows. There are expectations for potential upside as new management demonstrates their capacity to enhance the company's strategic direction and address ongoing execution challenges.

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Allan Tong’s Discover Picks

NPI faces challenges in the short-term, but I’m confident that given management’s track record that NPI will stickhandle them and come out stronger down the road. Inflation and rising rates have been a double-headed problem for all utilities, but are showing signs of easing. The share sell-off on that recent earnings miss was deserved, but overdone as shares hit a 52-week low of $27.20. Right before Victoria Day, shares recovered to nearly $30. Read 3 All Canadian for our full analysis.

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(A Top Pick Apr 06/23, Down 12.3%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly

Our PAST TOP PICK with NPI has triggered its stop at $30.  To remain disciplined, we recommend covering the position at this time.  This will result in a net investment loss of 15%, when combined with the previous buy recommendation.  

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TOP PICK
Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly

NPI is an independent Canadian based producer of renewable and natural gas produced power with a diversified geographic portfolio which expands beyond North America into Europe, Asia and Latin America.  It trades at 10x earnings and 2x book value, while supporting a 24% ROE.  Cash reserves are growing thanks to more shares being issued, but it has also aggressively been retiring debt.  We recommend setting a stop-loss at $30, looking to achieve $45 -- upside potential of 30%.  Yield 3.5%   

(Analysts’ price target is $45.13)
BUY
Allan Tong’s Discover Picks

Rising interest rates have not been friendly to any renewable energy stocks like NPI , but this company’s fundamentals remain sound. NPI trades at only 9.65x PE, a beta of 0.39, pays a 3.59% dividend at only a 34.68% payout ratio, and boasts a quarterly earnings growth of 168.4% year-over-year. NPI has handily beaten its last four quarters. It boasts wind, solar and hydro projects across the world, with a strong presence in Europe especially, where the company is adding 2GW of capacity in the next two years, and Asia. In late-February, NPI announced strong full-year results of revenue up 17% from full-year 2021, net income soaring 357%, and their profit margin climbing 8.5%. EPS beat the street by 28%. Read Budget winners for our full analysis.

BUY

It is one of Canada's largest renewable energy producers with some big projects in Europe and the far east as well. The stock is down because of rising rates. It has monetized some assets so their funding is adequate and they shouldn't have to issue stock.

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Sell or hold?

Three big projects on the go, and the question was how were they going to be financed. Yesterday, they issued about $450M in two tranches of debt. With buildouts over the next 2 years, may see free cashflow go down a bit. Longer term, one of the better companies in wind energy, etc. Reasonable place to be. Not a tremendous yield of 3.5%. You're buying it for future increases in FCF.

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TOP PICK

Canadians buy utilities for their fat, reliable dividends, however rising interest rates have stolen some of that thunder and even reliable names like Northland have taken a hit in recent months. Since August 30 last year, NPI has slid from $45.45 to $33. That doesn't reflect the strong performance by this name, which has easily beaten all four of its last quarters, trades at only a 9.58x PE and a super-low 0.38 beta and pays a 3.63% dividend based on 34.68% payout ratio. Cash reserves are up, so are revenues by 17% and net income by 300%.

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TOP PICK
Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O’Reilly

We again reiterate NPI, and independent power producer with assets worldwide, as a TOP PICK.  Recently reported earnings beat expectations as revenue grew 17% and net income tripled. Cash reserves grew substantially and were added by additional shares being released.  Combined, this allowed debt to be aggressively retired.  We continue to recommend a tight stop at $31, looking to achieve $47 — upside potential of 41%.  Yield 3.6%

(Analysts’ price target is $47.00)
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None of the renewable businesses are under pressure on the dividends, but it's the valuations. He likes them for growth and ESG reasons, but hasn't made the switch. Once he did make the switch, NPI would be one of the first names on his list.

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Owns shares in the company.
Strong renewable business (wind power).
Operations globally helps to diverse income.
Good long term investment.

BUY
Fairly good, though not a fan of utilities which perform weakly in January and February. NPI is not as volatile, looking at the 2022 chart. Seasonality kicks in in March. Also, Europe is buying more renewable energy.
HOLD

Trevor Rose’s Insights - Trevor’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. EBSA acquisition to continue to bear fruit. Valuation in line or slightly above peers. Higher debt loads but stable cash flows. Dividend has not grown much. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free

DON'T BUY
Does not own stock. High debt levels makes growth very hard (high interest rates). Valuation fair given current share price. Wait for prospects to improve before investing.
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TOP PICK
Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly We reiterate this international renewable power generator as a TOP PICK. The company has big ambitions for Europe, where they are looking to add 2 GW of capacity over the next two years. Recently reported earnings provided excellent cash flow growth as power prices surged following the Russian invasion - despite the price caps placed by the EU. This has allowed the company to accelerate debt reduction. We recommend maintaining the stop-loss at $31, looking to achieve $48.50 -- upside potential over 31%. Yield 3.1% (Analysts’ price target is $48.52)
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