HALLADOR ENERGY CO
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See all $HNRG insider activity →Hallador Energy (HNRG) closed a $600M loan, with $550M funded immediately, to support its $800M Turtle Creek power plant. $120M will refinance existing debt. The company aims to limit equity dilution and plans commercial operation by late 2028. Existing operations generate $1.8B in contracted revenue, reducing funding uncertainty.
Hallador Energy (HNRG) rose 8.9% after securing a $600M term loan to fund its Turtle Creek natural gas project in Indiana, with $550M already funded.
HALLADOR ENERGY CO (HNRG) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement. EXHIBIT 99.1 Hallador Secures Up to $675 Million Debt Financing for Turtle Creek Gas Facilities Expected to Fund the Majority of Turtle Creek’s Sub-$800 Million Estimated Project Cost Company’s $2.4 Billion Contracted Forward Sales Position and Expected Operating Cash Flow Prov
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The new financing reduces funding uncertainty and may support the stock price, but high interest rates and remaining capital gaps limit upside.
The new financing improves balance‑sheet liquidity and funds the Turtle Creek project, supporting near‑term growth.
The financing provides near‑term liquidity for project construction, reducing equity dilution risk and may support the stock price.
Management lays out concrete project milestones (equipment shipment, ERAS results, September interconnection agreement, 2H 2028 COD) plus cost guidance, which can shift valuation expectations for HNRG’s dispatchable buildout.
The EBITDA definition change can improve covenant headroom and reduce near-term default risk, but it is limited to a capped add-back tied to specific payments.
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Hallador Energy (HNRG) closed a $600M loan, with $550M funded immediately, to support its $800M Turtle Creek power plant. $120M will refinance existing debt. The company aims to limit equity dilution and plans commercial operation by late 2028. Existing operations generate $1.8B in contracted revenue, reducing funding uncertainty.
2 min readHallador Energy (HNRG) rose 8.9% after securing a $600M term loan to fund its Turtle Creek natural gas project in Indiana, with $550M already funded.
2 min readHALLADOR ENERGY CO (HNRG) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement. EXHIBIT 99.1 Hallador Secures Up to $675 Million Debt Financing for Turtle Creek Gas Facilities Expected to Fund the Majority of Turtle Creek’s Sub-$800 Million Estimated Project Cost Company’s $2.4 Billion Contracted Forward Sales Position and Expected Operating Cash Flow Prov
2 min readHallador Energy (HNRG) discussed its Q2 2026 earnings call, focusing on the proposed 460 MW Turtle Creek gas plant. The company said turbine equipment is in good condition with shipment expected in September, interconnection studies in MISO’s ERAS with results mid-August, and a targeted FID and interconnection agreement in September. It cut expected total costs to below $800 million and moved commercial operations to 2H 2028. Hallador also cited about $2.4 billion in contracted forward revenue t
9 min readHALLADOR ENERGY CO (HNRG) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement. Item 1.01 – Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement On August 11, 2026, Hallador Energy Company (the “Company”) entered into a Third Amendment to Credit Agreement (the “Third Amendment”), by and among the Company, Texas Capital Bank, as administrative agent (the “Administrat
2 min readHallador Energy (HNRG) reported Q2 2026 results affected by a planned 60-day outage at Merom Unit 1 and unplanned downtime at Unit 2 during high-price periods. Management said it has $2.4 billion in forward sales and expects Turtle Creek Gas commercial operations in H2 2028, with costs below $800 million. It also cited $1.1 billion in recent capacity agreements and $27.2 million DOE grants for ELG compliance.
6 min readTipRanks coverage highlights analyst views on Hallador Energy (HNRG) and Algonquin Power & Utilities (AQN). For HNRG, Jake Sekelsky reiterated Buy and set a $28.00 target versus a $15.25 close, with a consensus Moderate Buy and $28.00 target. For AQN, John Mould kept Hold with a $6.00 target versus $5.81 close, while consensus is Moderate Buy and $6.34 target.
2 min readHALLADOR ENERGY CO (HNRG) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Results of Operations and Financial Condition. EXHIBIT 99.1 Hallador Reports Q2 2026 Results; Gas Project Budget Reduced Below $800 Million - Turtle Creek COD Expedited to the Second Half of 2028 - - Contracted Forward Sales Reach $2.4 Billion at the Segment Level - - Management to Host Conference Call Today at 5:00 p
6 min readAnalysts issued bullish calls on utilities and energy stocks. UBS analyst William Appicelli rated Vistra Corp (VST) Buy and set a $227 price target; shares closed at $147.68. Consensus is Strong Buy with a $223.33 target, and Scotiabank set $298. For Hallador Energy (HNRG), Northland Securities analyst Jeff Grampp set a $34 target; shares closed at $14.61.
2 min readSugg Barbara Ann purchased 5,000 shares of HALLADOR ENERGY CO (HNRG) at an average of $17.13 ($17.13–$17.13) across 2 trades on 2026-07-14.
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