Solar services firm Spruce Power Q3 revenue jumps, helped by NJR acquisition

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Solar services firm Spruce Power Q3 revenue jumps, helped by NJR acquisition

Overview

  • Spruce Power Q3 revenue rises 44% yr/yr, driven by acquisitions and service agreements

  • Net loss for Q3 narrows significantly compared to the previous year

  • Operating EBITDA for Q3 increases 48% yr/yr, reflecting cost management

Outlook

  • Spruce plans to decrease SG&A costs through workforce reduction and office closure

  • Company engaged in discussions with financial institutions regarding 2026 debt obligations

Result Drivers

  • REVENUE GROWTH - Revenue increased 44% yr/yr, driven by NJR acquisition and improved SRECs revenue

  • COST REDUCTIONS - O&M expenses down 53% yr/yr due to meter upgrades and cost management

Key Details

Metric

Beat/Miss

Actual

Consensus Estimate

Q3 Revenue

$30.73 mln

Q3 EPS

-$0.05

Q3 Net Income

-$714,000

Q3 Income From Operations

$8.48 mln

Q3 Net Income continuing operations

-$677,000

Q3 Operating Expenses

$22.24 mln

Press Release: ID:nBw3mmyB9a

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