Does New Production at Sarimay Solar Plant Enhance Voltalia’s Growth Prospects (ENXTPA:VLTSA)?

• Voltalia has announced the first megawatt-hours of production from its 126-megawatt Sarimay solar power plant in the Khorezm region of Uzbekistan, a facility built with over 180,000 bifacial panels and supported by a 25-year power purchase agreement.
• This milestone not only marks a crucial step toward full commissioning but also highlights Voltalia's expanding footprint with new hybrid renewable projects underway in Uzbekistan.
• We'll explore how progress at Sarimay and future renewable projects in Uzbekistan could strengthen Voltalia's outlook and earnings growth potential.

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Voltalia Investment Narrative Recap

Investors in Voltalia must believe in the company’s ability to scale and manage renewable projects globally, leveraging long-term PPAs for predictable revenues while addressing ongoing financial pressures. The recent Sarimay solar project milestone in Uzbekistan is encouraging for geographic growth, but given persistent net losses and high leverage, it does not significantly alter the most pressing catalyst: Voltalia’s path to sustained profitability, nor does it resolve its chief risk of margin pressure and cash flow constraints in the short term.

Of Voltalia’s recent announcements, the launch of 937 megawatts in third-party maintenance contracts in Brazil stands out, further cementing its service revenue and operational footprint. This expansion may support improved cash flow resilience, which will be crucial as earnings volatility and high financing costs persist alongside ambitious project rollouts.

Yet, despite strong progress in new geographies, investors should remain alert to the challenge of high net debt and how rising interest expenses could...

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Voltalia's narrative projects €741.2 million revenue and €29.2 million earnings by 2028. This requires 10.7% yearly revenue growth and a €50.2 million earnings increase from the current earnings of €-21.0 million.

Uncover how Voltalia's forecasts yield a €10.99 fair value, a 52% upside to its current price.

Exploring Other Perspectives

All 10 fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community cluster at €10.99 per share. As you weigh community consensus, consider persistent net losses and margin headwinds that continue to shape Voltalia’s outlook.

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