New Era Energy & Digital Inc. Completes Acquisition of Remaining 50% of TCDC and Expands Strategic Partnerships
New Era Energy & Digital Inc. (NASDAQ: NUAI) announced on January 17, 2026 that it has closed the acquisition of the remaining 50 % of TCDC from Sharon AI. The transaction, completed in Midland, Texas, brings the company to full ownership of the TCDC digital infrastructure platform. With the acquisition finalized, New Era will now fully control the integrated power assets that underpin its next‑generation digital infrastructure portfolio.
In a complementary development reported earlier that same day, the company disclosed a partnership with Primary Digital Infrastructure to co‑develop up to an unspecified number of projects. While details of the scope remain pending, the collaboration underscores New Era’s strategy to leverage third‑party expertise and accelerate deployment of its digital‑power solutions.
The announcement follows a series of investor‑relations activities in the preceding days. On January 15, 2026, the company issued an investor alert regarding potential losses, prompting several law firms—Rosen Law Firm, Pomerantz Law Firm, and others—to investigate possible securities claims on behalf of shareholders. Rosen Law Firm’s communications, published both on Globenewswire.com and feeds.feedburner.com, emphasized the importance of securing legal counsel ahead of a critical deadline in the ongoing class action. The firm’s statements also noted its ongoing investigation into potential claims against New Era, highlighting concerns that shareholders may have suffered losses.
Financially, New Era remains a small‑cap energy player. As of the close on January 15, 2026, its stock traded at USD 4.33, with a 52‑week high of USD 7.59 (recorded on November 2, 2025) and a 52‑week low of USD 0.321 (recorded on September 8, 2025). The company’s market capitalization stands at approximately USD 243 million, and its price‑earnings ratio is negative, at –3.76, reflecting the current loss‑bearing status of the business.
Despite these challenges, the company’s recent acquisition and partnership signals a continued commitment to expanding its digital‑infrastructure footprint. Analysts will be watching the integration of TCDC’s assets and the execution of the co‑development plan with Primary Digital Infrastructure closely, as these moves may influence the company’s long‑term valuation and shareholder value.
