T1 Energy (TE): Valuation Check After Governance Reforms and New 2026 Offtake Deals
T1 Energy (TE) just pushed through a mix of governance changes and new offtake deals that reshape both how the company is run and how its 2026 revenue base could evolve.
See our latest analysis for T1 Energy.
The governance overhaul and fresh 2026 offtake wins seem to have flipped sentiment, with the share price jumping to $5.83 and delivering a 90 day share price return above 200 percent. However, the five year total shareholder return remains sharply negative, which suggests that momentum is rebuilding from a low base rather than peaking.
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With the share price sprinting ahead of fundamentals, a hefty intrinsic discount and new 2026 contracts colliding with governance risks and fresh dilution capacity, is this a mispriced turnaround, or is the market already baking in the next leg of growth?
Most Popular Narrative Narrative: 16.7% Undervalued
With T1 Energy last closing at $5.83 against a narrative fair value of $7.00, the spread signals meaningful upside if the story plays out.
The expansion of U.S. electricity demand, driven by the AI infrastructure build out, electrification of transportation, and onshoring of advanced manufacturing, positions T1 as a key provider of solar modules and storage solutions for a rapidly growing market, supporting sustained topline revenue growth. Robust government policy tailwinds including stackable, transferable Section 45X tax credits and protectionist trade measures are providing T1 with access to funding, margin boosting incentives, and risk mitigation for its U.S. production pipeline, which should improve both earnings quality and net margins.
Curious how a high growth revenue ramp, rising margins, and a shrinking risk premium combine into that fair value? The narrative leans on bold long term earnings math. Want to see which future multiple really underpins it, and how fast analysts think cash flows have to scale to get there?
Result: Fair Value of $7 (UNDERVALUED)
Have a read of the narrative in full and understand what's behind the forecasts.
However, hefty capital needs and heavy reliance on policy incentives mean that any funding shortfall or regulatory rollback could quickly puncture this bullish narrative.
Find out about the key risks to this T1 Energy narrative.
Another Lens On Valuation
Price to sales tells a mixed story. TE trades on 3.1 times sales compared with a 2.2 times sector norm and a 2.6 times fair ratio, making it look stretched relative to fundamentals. Yet versus peers on 34.5 times, it still screens cheap. Which side of that gap closes first?
See what the numbers say about this price — find out in our valuation breakdown.
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