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TPG Rise Climate has completed the sale of its stake in solar and storage platform Intersect to Google.
Following the transaction, TPG is spinning out a new independent power company called IPX Power.
TPG will remain a majority backer of IPX Power, focused on clean energy infrastructure.
TPG, listed as NasdaqGS:TPG, is reshaping its climate focused portfolio through the Intersect sale and the launch of IPX Power. The move comes with the shares at $40.68 and a 62.6% return over 3 years, while the stock has seen a 15.0% decline over the past year and a 38.1% decline year to date. Recent shorter term performance has been weaker, with a 10.7% decline over the past week and a 26.0% decline over the past month.
For you as an investor, the combination of the Intersect exit and IPX Power backing highlights where TPG is concentrating its efforts in clean energy assets. How this reshaped portfolio fits with your view on listed alternative asset managers and climate focused infrastructure may matter more than short term share price movements.
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4 things going right for TPG that this headline doesn’t cover.
✅ Price vs Analyst Target: At US$40.68 versus a consensus target of US$64.81, the price is about 59% below where analysts expect it to be.
✅ Simply Wall St Valuation: Shares are trading roughly 15.5% below the Simply Wall St estimate of fair value.
❌ Recent Momentum: The 30 day return of about 26% decline signals weak short term momentum.
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📊 The Intersect sale and IPX Power spin out show TPG leaning into clean energy infrastructure within its capital markets model.
📊 Watch how IPX Power scales, any new climate focused funds, the P/E of 52.7 versus the industry average of 22.8, and the forward P/E of 14.0.
⚠️ One flagged risk is that the 5.06% dividend is not well covered by earnings, so payout resilience is worth monitoring after this portfolio reshuffle.
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