Wolfe GREEN Playbook 06/28/26

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Wolfe GREEN Playbook 06/28/26

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Clean Energy – Market Weight

June 28, 2026

WOLFE GREEN PLAYBOOK

Assessing NXT’s acquisition spree; Revisiting our 2026 year ahead themes

Steve Fleishman

Links: Clean Energy Comps, Models

NXT’s aggressive M&A moves add risk, but execution track record has been solid

Another chunky deal announced

NXT surprised with another large acquisition last week – this time for European fixed-tilt player Zimmermann for

$378M US. Despite NXT’s acquisitive track-record, FY27 is off to an unprecedented start as this is the third large

deal announced in a month. In fact, the value of these last three deals equates to ~3x what NXT has spent on

M&A in all previous years. This is, of course, a continuation of NXT’s “everything but the panels” strategy, but the

change in the size, scope, and pace of the deals being done is notable. Previously, NXT seemed primarily

interested in digestible tuck-ins where integration was simple and the company could divert R&D dollars to

improving the acquired technology/product. These kinds of deals likely came with very attractive forward

multiples (not much disclosure historically) as healthy growth naturally followed inclusion in the NXT platform.

Prevalon (BESS) and Zimmermann (European fixed tilt) are different in that the stated deal driver for both was

opening new channels for NXT to sell the platform into – utility-scale solar+storage and data centers for

Prevalon, and European markets with less tracker penetration for Zimmermann.

Is NXT biting off more than they can chew?

We asked NXT’s CFO this exact question. NXT notes that the back-to-back nature of these announcements may

make it seem like an M&A frenzy, but the company has been working on these last three deals for several

quarters, or longer.