The latest update on Clean Energy Fuels includes a trim to its assessed fair value, with the price target moving from US$4.49 to US$4.03, a reduction of about 10%. Analysts link this shift to a more cautious stance on how quickly current renewable natural gas and hydrogen projects can translate into earnings that support the stock’s valuation. As you read on, you will see how this revised price target fits into the broader narrative and what it might mean for tracking Clean Energy Fuels over time.

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• Jefferies highlights that Clean Energy Fuels has maintained its FY26 adjusted EBITDA guidance of US$70m to US$75m, which signals management confidence in the earnings potential of its existing project pipeline.

• The Jefferies research points to improving performance at upstream renewable natural gas facilities and the ramp up of additional Mass Energy joint venture projects as key supports for future cash generation.

• Jefferies also notes that Clean Energy Fuels continues to build out its alternative fuel infrastructure through hydrogen transit projects and expects additional RNG production as two Mass joint venture projects start up later this year with a third targeted for 2027.

• Jefferies cut its price target on Clean Energy Fuels from US$2.30 to US$1.90 and kept a Hold rating, which reflects a more cautious stance on how current projects translate into valuation support.

• UBS downgraded Clean Energy Fuels from Buy to Neutral with a US$2.75 price target, suggesting less conviction around upside from current levels and placing more focus on execution risks across the project portfolio.

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• Fair value reduced from US$4.49 to US$4.03, a cut of about 10%.

• Revenue growth assumption moved from 4.12% to 2.84%.

• Profit margin expectation increased from 14.89% to 19.11%.

• Future P/E multiple adjusted from 16.51x to 12.19x.

• Discount rate changed from 7.85% to 7.70%.

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