VivoPower International

VivoPower has appointed Porter Harris, formerly a senior battery systems engineer at SpaceX, to its advisory board to support strategy for power supply to AI data centers, battery storage and thermal management. The company operates a 41.5‑MW site in Mo i Rana, is developing a further 40 MW and is expanding its data‑center platform in the Nordics, Middle East and Western Europe. The stock is up about 191% year‑to‑date, while an analysis by InvestingPro indicates it may currently be overvalued relative to its fair‑value estimate. » More on de.investing.com

After completing the acquisition of the data center in Mo i Rana, VivoPower has selected potential tenants from the AI sector and aims to finalize lease agreements by June 30, 2026. The operational data center offers 41.5 MW of capacity, cheap hydropower (<0.035 USD/kWh) and expansion potential of a further 40 MW within 18–24 months. Long-term leases to AI operators are expected to lift revenue and EBITDA well above the current annual levels of 31 million USD and 10 million USD respectively; the board instead rejected takeover offers. Risks include regulatory delays, securing tenant commitments, electricity price changes and market volatility. » More on de.investing.com

VivoPower has completed the acquisition of an operational data center in Mo i Rana (41.5 MW) and launched a formal selection process to allocate rental space. The facility runs on hydropower at costs below $0.035/kWh, currently generates annual revenue of $31 million and EBITDA of $10 million; interested parties include AI neoclouds and hyperscalers. VivoPower assesses candidates by rent level, lease term, financial strength, operational requirements and strategic fit; the site offers quick commissioning and expansion potential to over 80 MW (an additional 40 MW requires permits). » More on de.investing.com