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New Era Energy & Digital rebuts short-seller claims, affirms project progress

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New Era Energy & Digital rebuts short-seller claims, affirms project progress

New Era Energy & Digital (NASDAQ:NUAI) rebutted an anonymous short-seller report from Fuzzy Panda Research dated Dec. 11, calling the allegations factually inaccurate and misleading about its operations, financial position and project status; the company urged investors to rely on its SEC filings and formal disclosures. CEO E Will Gray II said New Era has had no interaction with Fuzzy Panda, reiterated management and the board remain committed to advancing its Permian Basin digital infrastructure and integrated power projects, and signaled several key announcements are forthcoming. The statement aims to reassure investors about progress across its powered land and powered-shell portfolio serving hyperscale, enterprise and edge customers.

Analysis

On Dec. 12, 2025 New Era Energy & Digital (NASDAQ: NUAI) publicly rebutted an anonymous Dec. 11 short-seller report from Fuzzy Panda Research, calling its allegations "factually inaccurate" and urging investors to rely on SEC filings. CEO E Will Gray II stated the company has had no interaction with Fuzzy Panda and said management and the board remain committed to advancing Permian Basin digital infrastructure projects, with "several key announcements" expected in the coming weeks. The company positions itself as a developer and operator of next‑generation digital infrastructure and integrated power assets, citing a portfolio of powered land and powered shells for hyperscale, enterprise and edge operators. The provided sentiment data registers mildly positive (0.25) with a modest market impact score (0.35), indicating the rebuttal is defensive but may temper immediate downside from the activist claim rather than produce a sustained rally. Near-term implications are heightened volatility and information asymmetry: the market will wait for the cited SEC disclosures and the company's upcoming announcements to validate project progress and financial position. Investors should therefore treat the short report and the company statement as competing narratives until independent, filed evidence clarifies project status and operational milestones.