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The Superior Court of Quebec has granted final approval to the plan of arrangement between Boralex and BIF Thunder Holdings, which will be jointly owned by Brookfield Infrastructure Fund V and the Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec. Shareholders have already approved the transaction; closing remains subject to customary closing and regulatory approvals and is expected by the fourth quarter of 2026. Boralex points to strong share performance over the past year, but an analysis rates the stock as overvalued relative to its fair value. » More on de.investing.com

Boralex and Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation secured C$202m (US$144m) in financing for the 125MW/500MWh Oxford Battery Energy Storage Project in Ontario. CIBC and National Bank of Canada arranged the green loan package, which includes a C$166m construction loan that will convert to a five-year term amortised over 20 years, a C$25m ITC-linked bridge loan and an C$11m letter of credit facility. Commercial operations are scheduled for 2027, the project is being developed in a 50/50 partnership and the financing will reduce near-term equity requirements. Selkirk Advisory Group and Riverside Risk Advisors advise the borrower, with legal counsel named for both sides. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Boralex grew operationally and increased installed capacity to 3,783 MW, but reported Q4 2025 EPS of $0.13, a 77% miss versus expectations. Production and EBITDA rose compared with 2024 but fell short of internal targets, mainly due to weaker wind resources in North America and lower short-term power prices in France. The company commissioned large BESS projects in Ontario, expanded its pipeline to 8.2 GW and aims for around 7,000 MW by 2030 under the HORIZON 2030 strategy. For 2026/2027 management forecasts a substantial earnings improvement (EPS of $6.55 and $7.12, respectively) and cites financing measures to preserve liquidity. » More on de.investing.com

Boralex appoints Philippe Bonin effective March 16, 2026 as executive vice president and chief financial officer; he succeeds Stéphane Milot, who returns to his former role in investor relations and financial planning & analysis. Bonin is expected to support implementation of the 2030 strategy plan; he previously held leadership positions at companies such as Cogeco, TC Transcontinental, La Caisse, Talent.com and Ernst & Young. As of March 2, corporate social responsibility and enterprise risk management will be integrated into the finance department, and Mihaela Stefanov will take on the role of special projects lead in asset management. Boralex has 3,783 MW of installed capacity and a development and construction portfolio of 8.2 GW; the stock trades near its 52-week high, has a dividend yield of 5.4% and has paid a dividend for 23 years. » More on de.investing.com

Boralex reported for Q3 2025 an EPS of -$0.26 (forecast: -$0.10) and revenue of $161 million (forecast: $178.83 million). The stock fell slightly after the results to $28.07; however, operational production rose 9% year-on-year. Combined EBITDA and discretionary cash flows declined, and the company holds a liquidity position of CAD 811 million. Boralex is expanding its project portfolio and is targeting future M&A in the UK and USA as well as repowering in France, but sees potentially lower capacity additions for 2026–2027. » More on de.investing.com