Sunnova Energy Faces Financial Crisis as Stock Plummets Over 60%

The solar power company warns of 'substantial doubt' about its ability to continue operations beyond 2025 due to cash flow challenges and rising costs.

Sunnova Energy International's stock fell over 60% to an all-time low after issuing a 'going concern' warning in its Q4 earnings report.
The company reported a 13% year-over-year decline in 2024 solar energy system revenue to $298.4 million, driven by reduced inventory sales.
Operating expenses rose 11% to $1.08 billion, exacerbating Sunnova's liquidity issues and raising questions about its financial stability.
Sunnova secured a $185 million three-year loan at a steep 15% interest rate to address its cash flow shortfall but withdrew its financial guidance for 2025.
The company is implementing cost-cutting measures, raising prices, and leveraging federal tax credits to stabilize operations and improve its financial outlook.