Nextpower Inc (NXT) is a utility-scale solar equipment company that designs and sells advanced solar trackers, yield management and control systems, foundation technologies, and steel panel frames for large-scale solar installations. Revenue is transactional, generated by selling hardware and associated engineering services to developers, builders, owners, and operators of utility-scale solar projects. The company describes itself as holding global market share leadership in advanced solar trackers as of the FY2026 10-K filed May 19, 2026. Total revenue for FY2026 (fiscal year ended March 31, 2026) supported a GAAP gross profit of $1.16 billion at a 32.6% gross margin, with adjusted EBITDA of $853.7 million at a 24.0% margin. CEO Daniel Shugar and CFO Charles Boynton lead the company. In FY2026, Nextpower established a joint venture, Nextpower Arabia, with Saudi Arabia's Abunayyan to address Middle East and North Africa markets, including manufacturing facilities in Saudi Arabia.
Solar trackers (core product), yield management and control systems, NX Foundation Solutions including NX Anchor and NX Earth Truss for diverse soil conditions, Truss Driver installation equipment, and steel solar panel frames via the Origami Solar acquisition announced September 2025. Engineering services including geotechnical reviews, foundation design, equipment selection, installation support, site commissioning, and warranty remediation are also offered.
Transactional product sales of solar trackers, foundation systems, and steel frames to utility-scale solar project developers and builders, priced on long-term energy yield performance and total cost of ownership. Pricing tiers address multiple market segments based on site characteristics and weather protection requirements.
Developers, builders, owners, and operators of utility-scale solar projects. Sales approach includes direct relationships with key stakeholders in mature markets and account-based marketing in less mature international markets. End market is utility-scale solar power generation infrastructure.
United States and international markets including the Middle East and North Africa region. In FY2026 (fiscal year ended March 31, 2026), established Nextpower Arabia joint venture in Saudi Arabia with Abunayyan, including local manufacturing facilities.
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