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XPLR Infrastructure, LP
I · AI Analysis
The brief
XPLR Infrastructure owns and operates a portfolio of renewable energy projects — wind farms, solar installations, and battery storage systems — under long-term contracts in the United States [Yahoo Finance]. The business model centers on selling clean energy output from these contracted assets [Yahoo Finance].
XPLR Infrastructure (formerly NextEra Energy Partners) operates contracted clean energy assets including wind, solar, and battery storage across the United States [Yahoo Finance]. The company generates $1.2B in trailing revenue with a $983.5M market cap, but carries heavy debt at 8.5x net debt to EBITDA and negative free cash flow of $409M [Yahoo Finance]. Institutional investors hold 67.1% of shares, with several high-conviction funds raising stakes significantly in recent quarters [Yahoo Finance].
Revenue grew modestly but the company is burning cash and carrying debt at 8.5 times EBITDA, raising sustainability concerns.
Sentinellis health
Moderate concerns
6.4/10
7.5+ strong · 4.5–7.5 moderate · under 4.5 weak
Profitability
Returns on capital
Growth & momentum
Balance sheet
Cash generation
Value creation
Sentinellis calculation from the published statements — not a score reported by any data source. Each category is scored on the checks that had data; missing inputs are excluded rather than counted as failures.
Market capitalisation
$983.5M
Revenue (TTM)
$1.2B
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The company burned $409M in free cash flow over the trailing year, a -41.6% yield, meaning it consumed cash rather than generating it for equity holders [Sentinellis calculation].
Risks
5
Opportunities
4
Red flags
3
Leadership
5
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