A Look At T1 Energy (TE) Valuation After Compliance Moves To Secure Clean Energy Tax Credits

T1 Energy (TE) recently moved to comply with the One Big Beautiful Bill Act by cutting foreign ownership tied to Trina Solar, revising its certificate of incorporation, and preserving access to key clean energy tax credits.

See our latest analysis for T1 Energy.

T1 Energy’s recent compliance moves come after a sharp run, with a 90 day share price return of 161.09% and a 30 day gain of 31.22%, even though the year to date share price return is slightly negative and the 3 year total shareholder return is still below zero. This suggests momentum has picked up recently while longer term holders have not yet recovered earlier losses.

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With T1 Energy still loss making but trading at $7.65, a value score of 3 and a sizeable intrinsic discount flag, the key question is whether the recent surge leaves a genuine opportunity or if the market is already fully pricing in future growth.

Most Popular Narrative Narrative: 14% Undervalued

With T1 Energy closing at US$7.65 against a widely followed fair value of US$8.90, the narrative frames that gap as grounded in future earnings power and adjusted risk assumptions.

The development of the 5 GW G2_Austin facility and ramp-up at G1_Dallas are creating line-of-sight to significant capacity expansion, allowing T1 to capitalize on the electricity demand supercycle and scale EBITDA meaningfully over the coming years as new production comes online. Growing commercial momentum with large utility customers, a strong offtake funnel, and early mover advantage in compliance with new policy requirements position T1 for enhanced pricing power, higher margin contracted revenues, and improved long-term cash flow generation.

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Want to see what is sitting behind that higher fair value? The narrative leans heavily on aggressive revenue expansion, margin repair, and a richer future earnings multiple. Curious how those pieces fit together in the model?

Result: Fair Value of $8.90 (UNDERVALUED)

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However, this hinges on continued U.S. policy support and smooth financing for projects like G2_Austin, and setbacks on either front could quickly weaken that upside story.

Find out about the key risks to this T1 Energy narrative.

Another Angle on Valuation

The fair value story here is not entirely one way. On a P/S ratio, T1 Energy trades at about 5x, which screens as expensive against both the US Electrical industry at 2.1x and an estimated fair ratio of 3.8x. That gap points to valuation risk even if the narrative argues for upside. Which signal do you weigh more heavily?

See what the numbers say about this price — find out in our valuation breakdown.

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