Montemayor Margaret sold $736K of VST

New Era Energy & Digital secured a 20-year PPA with Vistra for 200-207 MW of power from a natural gas plant in Texas. The electricity will support Phase 1 of the Texas Critical Data Center, planned for 2027. New Era's stock rose 16% following the announcement.

Vistra Corp. (VST) completed a $1.5B debt offering and signed a 20-year power deal with New Era Energy. The notes, due 2057, have interest rates of 7.00% and 7.25%. The power agreement involves 200-207 MW from Vistra's Texas facility. VST shares rose 1.24% to $139.65.

Vistra Corp's subsidiary completed a $1.5 billion subordinated notes offering, including $850 million of 7.000% Series A notes and $650 million of 7.250% Series B notes, both due in 2057. The offering was led by a syndicate of underwriters and is expected to strengthen Vistra's capital structure and financial flexibility.

Vistra (VST) raised $1.5 billion through junior subordinated notes, including $850 million at 7.00% and $650 million at 7.25%, both maturing in 2057. The notes are guaranteed by Vistra and issued under an indenture with Wilmington Trust. The company aims to use the proceeds for financial flexibility and strategic initiatives.

Vistra Corp.'s subsidiary, Vistra Operations Company LLC, completed bond offerings totaling $850M and $650M, both due in 2057 with interest rates of 7.000% and 7.250% respectively. Vistra Corp. guarantees both note series. The notes are junior subordinated, carrying higher risk and interest.

New Era Energy & Digital (NUAI) stock has risen over 60% in the past month due to a 20-year power purchase agreement with Vistra (VST). The deal covers 200-207 MW and is seen as a catalyst for securing hyperscaler tenants. The company's Texas site will be developed in phases, with the first phase costing an estimated $3B-$4B. While NUAI has sufficient cash and credit, it may need more financing to complete the build-out. The stock's performance is tied to securing a deal with a tech giant.