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NASDAQ:NFE News 29 October 2025 - 15 December 2025

New Fortress Energy (NFE) Stock Today (Dec. 15, 2025): Debt Deadline, Puerto Rico Contract, and Analyst Forecasts Collide

New Fortress Energy (NFE) Stock Today (Dec. 15, 2025): Debt Deadline, Puerto Rico Contract, and Analyst Forecasts Collide

December 15, 2025 — New Fortress Energy Inc. (NASDAQ: NFE) is back in the market spotlight as investors weigh a high-stakes mix of near-term debt pressure and fresh operating/contract progress. The stock traded around $1.26 in early data on Monday, down about 2.3% from the prior close. That price action isn’t happening in a vacuum. December 15 is also a date that shows up repeatedly in the company’s recent disclosures: it’s the end of a forbearance window tied to a missed interest payment—one of the central reasons NFE has been trading like a “headline-sensitive” distressed equity rather than a typical
15 December 2025
New Fortress Energy (NFE) Stock: Puerto Rico Gas Deal Triggers Relief Rally Amid Going‑Concern Fears – December 5, 2025

New Fortress Energy (NFE) Stock: Puerto Rico Gas Deal Triggers Relief Rally Amid Going‑Concern Fears – December 5, 2025

As of December 5, 2025, New Fortress Energy Inc. (NASDAQ: NFE) sits at the center of one of the most dramatic turnarounds‑or‑bust stories in the global LNG market. The stock has bounced on news of a long‑awaited gas supply deal with Puerto Rico, even as the company warns there is “substantial doubt” about its ability to continue as a going concern and scrambles to restructure more than $7–9 billion of debt. Business Wire+2Stock Titan+2 For investors following NFE on Google News or Discover, the picture is a mix of powerful catalysts and very real solvency risk. Where New Fortress Energy
5 December 2025
New Fortress Energy Seeks U.K. Lifeline to Dodge Bankruptcy – Shares Crash as $9 B Debt Weighs

New Fortress Energy (NFE) Cut to ‘Restricted Default’ as Debt Stress Deepens – What Today’s Fitch Downgrade Means for the Stock

Published: November 20, 2025 New Fortress Energy Inc. (NASDAQ: NFE) is back in the spotlight today after Fitch Ratings slashed the company’s long‑term credit rating to “RD – Restricted Default” following a missed interest payment on key senior notes. The move comes just days after a forbearance agreement on those bonds, a delay in filing third‑quarter financials, and intense options activity ahead of NFE’s scheduled Q3 2025 earnings date. TradingView+2Nasdaq+2 Below is a breakdown of all the major developments investors are watching around New Fortress Energy today. Key Takeaways for New Fortress Energy (NFE) on November 20, 2025 Note: This article is for informational purposes only
New Fortress Energy Seeks U.K. Lifeline to Dodge Bankruptcy – Shares Crash as $9 B Debt Weighs

New Fortress Energy’s Wild Ride: 90% Crash, Debt Drama & a Surprise Rally – What’s Next for NFE Stock?

Current Stock Price & Recent Performance Illustration: New Fortress Energy’s logo displayed on a smartphone. NFE stock has whipsawed dramatically in 2025, collapsing to penny-stock levels before a recent rebound. As of November 4, 2025, New Fortress Energy’s stock is trading around the mid-$1 range, down over 90% from January. The shares closed at $1.18 on Nov 3 (near record lows) and then jumped to ~$1.57 in pre-market trading on Nov 4marketbeat.com. This ~30% overnight spike came on the heels of an intense selloff – a microcosm of the stock’s extreme volatility lately. Over the past week, NFE swung wildly:
New Fortress Energy Seeks U.K. Lifeline to Dodge Bankruptcy – Shares Crash as $9 B Debt Weighs

New Fortress Energy Seeks U.K. Lifeline to Dodge Bankruptcy – Shares Crash as $9 B Debt Weighs

Deep Dive: $9 B Debt Crunch Drives Unconventional Plan New Fortress Energy – a company founded by billionaire Wes Edens – grew rapidly in recent years as an integrated gas-to-power provider, building liquefied natural gas terminals, floating LNG (FLNG) facilities, and power plants from the Americas to Asia. But that breakneck expansion came at a cost: nearly $9 billion in debt piled up on its balance sheetnews.bloomberglaw.com. When several major projects hit delays and cost overruns, NFE’s revenues and cash flows fell short, making it increasingly difficult to meet its heavy debt obligationsnews.bloomberglaw.com. The company even suspended its dividend late last year

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Tower Semiconductor stock jumps again on Nvidia optics tie-up as earnings near

Tower Semiconductor stock jumps again on Nvidia optics tie-up as earnings near

8 February 2026
Tower Semiconductor shares rose 7.7% to $139.04 Friday after announcing a collaboration with Nvidia on AI data-center networking. The stock touched $141 intraday and gained another 1% after hours. Investors await Tower’s Feb. 11 earnings for details on its silicon photonics work. No financial terms or shipment timeline were disclosed.
Longsys Electronics stock heads into Monday after new guarantees; what 301308 investors watch next

Longsys Electronics stock heads into Monday after new guarantees; what 301308 investors watch next

8 February 2026
Longsys disclosed new guarantees for a 100 million yuan Hong Kong loan and a $9 million Brazil credit line, bringing its total approved guarantee quota to 11 billion yuan and outstanding guarantees to 5.81 billion yuan. The company said all guarantees are for consolidated subsidiaries and within approved limits. Shares closed at 288 yuan Friday, down 1.6%. China inflation and credit data are due this week.
MACOM stock price steadies near highs into Monday after earnings pop and fresh filings

MACOM stock price steadies near highs into Monday after earnings pop and fresh filings

8 February 2026
MACOM shares rose 3.5% to $235.87 Friday after the company reported fiscal Q1 revenue of $271.6 million and raised its full-year data center growth outlook to 35–40%. Fidelity’s FMR LLC disclosed a 10.7% stake, while shareholder Susan Ocampo filed to potentially sell up to 100,000 shares. Stifel raised its price target to $255. MACOM expects to repay $161 million in convertible notes in March.
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