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MIDLAND, Texas - New Era Energy & Digital, Inc. (NASDAQ:NUAI) announced Thursday it has delivered a notice to terminate its equity purchase facility agreement (EPFA), effective October 24, 2025. The company stated it is "sufficiently capitalized" and does not expect to sell additional shares under the facility.
The digital infrastructure and power asset developer, which currently shows a weak financial health score and a current ratio of 0.71 according to InvestingPro analysis, has also submitted a request to the Securities and Exchange Commission to withdraw its preliminary proxy statement filed on September 19, 2025, which had proposed increasing authorized shares from 250 million to 3 billion.
In the same announcement, New Era confirmed it no longer plans to issue additional shares under the EPFA and has abandoned consideration of potential reverse stock splits of the company’s common stock.
"We are thankful for the EPFA investor providing a source of financing via an equity line of credit in connection with our deSPAC business combination," said E. Will Gray II, Chief Executive Officer of New Era, in the press release statement. He added that the company is "well positioned" to deliver on the next phase of its Texas-based project.
New Era Energy & Digital develops and operates digital infrastructure and integrated power assets, including powered land and powered shells for data center operators.
The announcement comes as the company focuses on its existing capital structure rather than pursuing previously planned share issuances or stock splits. The termination of the equity purchase facility indicates the company believes its current capitalization is adequate for near-term operations, despite generating only $0.72 million in revenue over the last twelve months. InvestingPro analysis reveals 8 additional key insights about NUAI’s financial position and market performance that could be crucial for investors’ decision-making.
In other recent news, New Era Energy & Digital, Inc. has regained compliance with Nasdaq Global Market’s listing requirements, avoiding a potential delisting. This development follows a previous notice from Nasdaq regarding non-compliance with the minimum market value of listed securities. In response to this, the company has taken measures, including repaying debt, to meet the necessary criteria. Additionally, New Era Energy & Digital has initiated Phase Two engineering for its Texas Critical Data Centers project, focusing on site planning and infrastructure integration. The company has already completed Phase One engineering for its Permian Basin data center, which included environmental studies and feasibility assessments. In a strategic move, New Era Helium, Inc. has rebranded to New Era Energy & Digital, Inc., reflecting its focus on digital infrastructure and energy supply. The rebranding is part of its ongoing transformation and involves a new ticker symbol, NUAI, on Nasdaq. These recent developments highlight New Era’s efforts to strengthen its market position and advance its data center projects.
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