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Vistra Secures Massive Hyperscaler Power Deals With Meta and Amazon That Could Transform Its Revenue Stability! 

Vistra’s 2025 results reflected strong execution, portfolio expansion, and steady positioning for a changing power demand landscape. Adjusted EBITDA was about $5.9 billion and adjusted free cash flow before growth was about $3.6 billion, both above original guidance midpoints. Performance was supported by generation, commercial, and retail operations, with the company also performing reliably during Winter Storm Fern despite severe cold, strong demand, and price volatility. A major part of the strategy was expanding dispatchable generation. Vistra acquired seven gas plants totaling about 2,600 megawatts from Lotus Infrastructure Partners in late 2025 and then agreed to acquire 10 more gas facilities from Cogentrix totaling roughly 5,500 megawatts. These deals broaden its fleet across PJM, New England, New York, California, and Texas, while reinforcing management’s view that gas generation remains essential for reliable and flexible supply. At the same time, Vistra increased long-term revenue visibility through nuclear contracting.