The energy infrastructure firm raises its outlook after record Q2 2026 results and recent acquisition integration.
Solaris Energy Infrastructure expects adjusted EBITDA of $100M to $120M for Q4 2026, reflecting growth from its GESA acquisition. The company cited a record-setting Q2 as a driver for the updated forecast.
Management highlighted strong operational performance and synergies from the GESA deal, though prior guidance or consensus estimates were not disclosed. The Q2 results mark a milestone in Solaris’s expansion strategy.
No immediate market reaction was detailed in the earnings call summary.