New Era Energy & Digital Inc (NUAI)

NASD · Technology · Software - Infrastructure · USA

New Era Energy & Digital Inc is a small cap company (market value between $300 million and $2 billion) in the Software - Infrastructure industry.

New Era Energy & Digital develops and operates data center campuses and power infrastructure serving artificial intelligence companies. The company provides Powered Shell and turnkey solutions that deliver building structures, electrical systems, and cooling capacity to customers. Its primary asset, Texas Critical Data Centers in the Permian Basin, combines grid connections with on-site natural gas generation to supply computing facilities.

From its FY2025 annual report (Form 10-K)

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Our verdict on NUAI

Not valued: We cannot value this company yet.

We do not publish a value for this company: its filings cover three fiscal years and projecting growth needs four in a row.

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Is NUAI undervalued or overvalued?

We do not publish a verdict on NUAI yet. A discounted cash flow projects five years of revenue, so it needs this company’s own growth history: four consecutive fiscal years of accounts, which give three year-on-year growth rates. Its filings on our archive cover three fiscal years so far; the next annual report should close the gap. We could plug in a generic rate, but that would be a valuation of an average company, not of this one.

What is the intrinsic value of NUAI?

We do not publish one (as of the 2026-10-16 close). A discounted cash flow projects five years of revenue, so it needs this company’s own growth history: four consecutive fiscal years of accounts, which give three year-on-year growth rates. Its filings on our archive cover three fiscal years so far; the next annual report should close the gap. We could plug in a generic rate, but that would be a valuation of an average company, not of this one.