New Era Energy & Digital's implied fair value moved to about $11.67 from $10.50 as analysts mark up data center progress. B. Riley lifted its target to $13 from $10 and Northland to $12 from $10, both

What happened: New Era Energy & Digital (NUAI) saw its implied fair value rise from US$10.50 to about US$11.67 in updated analyst work, alongside coverage tied to progress at Texas Critical Data Centers. Key numbers: Fair value US$10.50 to US$11.67, roughly an 11% increase. Why it matters: Analysts cite potential commercialization of Texas Critical Data Centers Phases I and II, Phase 1 PPA progress, tenant interest, and 2H27 capacity delivery guidance. Bearish views flag execution and leasing risk, regulatory uncertainty, and how much potential is already priced in. Market: -2.6% by next close ($55.95 on Oct 12), -31.0% YTD

New Era Energy & Digital (NUAI) saw its implied fair value rise from US$10.50 to about US$11.67 in updated analyst work, alongside coverage tied to progress at Texas Critical Data Centers.

Analysts cite potential commercialization of Texas Critical Data Centers Phases I and II, Phase 1 PPA progress, tenant interest, and 2H27 capacity delivery guidance. Bearish views flag execution and leasing risk, regulatory uncertainty, and how much potential is already priced in. Market: -2.6% by next close ($55.95 on Oct 12), -31.0% YTD