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$70,55
-$2,95(-4,01%)

*Data last updated: 2026-05-04 05:44 (UTC+8)

As of 2026-05-04 05:44, Power Solutions International Inc (PSIX) is priced at $70,55, with a total market cap of $1,62B, a P/E ratio of 11,54, and a dividend yield of 0,00%. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $69,54 and $74,36. The current price is 1,45% above the day's low and 5,12% below the day's high, with a trading volume of 366,06K. Over the past 52 weeks, PSIX has traded between $61,06 to $88,00, and the current price is -19,82% away from the 52-week high.

PSIX Key Stats

Yesterday's Close$73,27
Market Cap$1,62B
Volume366,06K
P/E Ratio11,54
Dividend Yield (TTM)0,00%
Diluted EPS (TTM)4,95
Net Income (FY)$113,98M
Revenue (FY)$722,40M
Earnings Date2026-05-11
EPS Estimate0,52
Revenue Estimate$160,80M
Shares Outstanding22,17M
Beta (1Y)2.191

About PSIX

Power Solutions International, Inc. designs, engineers, manufactures, markets, and sells engines and power systems in the United States, North America, the Pacific Rim, Europe, and internationally. The company offers alternative-fueled power systems for original equipment manufacturers of off-highway industrial equipment and on-road vehicles; and large custom-engineered integrated electrical power generation systems. It also provides basic engine blocks integrated with fuel system parts, as well as complete packaged power systems, including combined front accessory drives, cooling systems, electronic systems, air intake systems, fuel systems, housings, power takeoff systems, exhaust systems, hydraulic systems, enclosures, brackets, hoses, tubes, packaging, telematics, and other assembled components. In addition, the company offers compression and spark-ignited internal combustion engines that run on various fuels, such as natural gas, propane, gasoline, diesel, and biofuels in the energy, industrial, and transportation markets. Further, it provides standby and prime power generation, demand response, microgrid, renewable energy resiliency, arbor equipment, and combined heat and power; forklifts, wood chippers, stump grinders, sweepers/industrial scrubbers, aerial lift platforms/scissor lifts, irrigation pumps, oil and gas compression, oil lifts, off road utility vehicles, ground support equipment, ice resurfacing equipment, and pump jacks; and light and medium duty vocational trucks and vans, school and transit buses, and terminal and utility tractors. The company has a strategic collaboration agreement with Weichai Power Co., Ltd. Power Solutions International, Inc. was founded in 1985 and is headquartered in Wood Dale, Illinois.
SectorIndustrials
IndustryIndustrial - Machinery
CEOConstantine Xykis
HeadquartersWood Dale,IL,US
Official Websitehttps://www.psiengines.com
Employees (FY)1,00K
Average Revenue (1Y)$722,40K
Net Income per Employee$113,98K

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NodeGuardian

05-02 15:19
Power Solutions International (PSIX) has filed an amended annual report (10-K/A) detailing its 2025 governance, executive compensation, ownership structure, and related-party transactions, notably with its controlling shareholder, Weichai. The report indicates that Weichai owns approximately 46% of PSIX's common stock, qualifying PSIX as a Nasdaq "controlled company," and reveals significant over-performance against its 2025 Key Performance Indicator (KPI) plan. The document also outlines executive pay, with CEO C. (Dino) Xykis receiving over $2.4 million in total compensation for 2025, and introduces a new 2026 Phantom Unit Plan.
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04-30 14:12
Just caught the aftermath of PSIX getting absolutely hammered yesterday - down 27.7% after earnings dropped. Wild move, but there's actually something interesting happening under the surface here if you dig into the numbers. So Power Solutions is basically pivoting hard from legacy industrial and transportation engine stuff into the data center power systems space. That's a smart move given where all the AI capex is flowing right now. Revenue jumped 32.5% to $191.2M in Q4, which is solid. But here's where it gets messy - gross margins cratered from 29.9% year-over-year down to 21.9%. That's the kind of margin compression that makes investors nervous, even when top line growth looks good. Management's explanation was pretty straightforward though. They're ramping up production way faster for data center products, and that's creating operational inefficiencies. Basically, they're scaling too quick and it's eating into profitability right now. Classic growing pains situation. On top of that, they just acquired MTL Manufacturing & Equipment to fill some tech gaps - switchgear subbases, electrical enclosures, fuel tanks, that kind of stuff. It makes sense strategically for rounding out their data center product suite, but investors apparently didn't love the timing given everything else going on. The tax situation also played a role in the earnings miss. EPS actually dropped 31% to $0.71, but that was mostly because they're now a full taxpayer after using up prior-year loss carryforwards. So the real operational picture isn't quite as bad as the headline numbers suggest, though the margin squeeze is definitely real. What caught my attention though is the valuation now. Stock's trading at like 13.9x forward earnings for 2026 based on analyst estimates of $4.46 EPS. That's pretty cheap compared to most other AI-adjacent industrial plays. And the thing is, the data center buildout isn't slowing down anytime soon. All the big tech companies are still throwing massive capex at AI infrastructure, so demand for power solutions should stay strong. Management didn't want to give specific guidance, which obviously spooked people, but they did say they expect continued full year sales growth in 2026 with moderate margin improvement. They mentioned some headwinds from oil and gas, which makes sense as they're transitioning away from that segment. But honestly, the data center tailwind should more than offset that. I get why the market sold off - margin compression is never fun to see, and the lack of specific guidance feels evasive. Plus you had the broader AI and data center stock selloff happening anyway with fears about energy costs and rates. But stepping back, this looks like a company successfully executing a transition to a higher-growth market, just with some near-term pain on profitability as they scale. The kind of thing that could look pretty smart in hindsight if they nail the execution. For small-cap value investors looking to get exposure to the AI infrastructure build, this might actually be worth considering on the dip. The valuation's attractive, the market opportunity is real, and the business fundamentals are moving in the right direction even if the margins are taking a hit. Not saying it's a slam dunk - execution risk is real, especially with the margin pressure - but it's definitely more interesting at these levels than it was before the selloff. Definitely keeping an eye on how the data center ramp progresses over the next couple quarters.
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governance_ghost

04-17 04:13
Just noticed something interesting in the latest SEC filings. Gagnon Securities completely bailed on Power Solutions International (PSIX) in Q4, dumping their entire 64,770 share position for about $6.36 million. The stock's been on an absolute tear though - up 140% over the past year, so this exit looks like textbook taking profits into strength rather than any fundamental concern. Here's what makes this trade noteworthy. PSIX just posted record Q3 numbers: $203.8 million in sales (up 62%) and $27.6 million in net income (up 59%), with diluted EPS hitting $1.20. Through the first nine months of 2025, net income more than doubled year-over-year to $97.9 million. The company's riding a wave of data center demand, which management flagged as the primary growth driver. They're projecting a 45% sales increase for full year 2025. But here's where it gets interesting. While the growth story is compelling, gross margins compressed to 23.9% as the company ramped production hard. That's the trade-off when you're scaling rapidly - you're managing operational risk alongside explosive growth. Gagnon's exit timing suggests they recognized this tension. When a stock doubles in a year, trimming or exiting isn't necessarily bearish. Sometimes it's just smart risk management. Looking at where Gagnon reallocated capital is telling too. Their top holdings after the filing are now concentrated in positions like CDNA ($33.44M, 6.9% of AUM), WGS ($32.97M, 6.8%), AL ($31.92M, 6.6%), ENSG ($31.45M, 6.5%), and AMRC ($24.40M, 5.0%). The portfolio's consolidating into these larger positions rather than spreading across smaller industrial names that have already had massive runs. Power Solutions International operates in a solid niche - they design and manufacture alternative-fueled and conventional engines, integrated power systems, and components for industrial, energy, and transportation markets. Their customer base spans OEMs in off-highway equipment, on-road vehicles, power generation, and specialty vehicles across North America and international markets. It's a legitimate business with real end-market demand. As of mid-February 2026, shares were trading at $92.72 with a market cap of $2.14 billion, revenue (TTM) of $675.48 million, and net income (TTM) of $121.20 million. The valuation's gotten stretched after a 140% run while the broader S&P 500 only gained around 12% in the same period. The real question for long-term investors: Does the growth sustain? If data center demand holds and margins stabilize as the company matures its production, PSIX could keep compounding. But after a parabolic move like this, protecting gains isn't irrational. You're watching a company executing well, but also one where operational leverage cuts both ways. When production ramps this aggressively, execution risk rises alongside the upside. Fund managers like Gagnon aren't typically wrong when they take profits on 140% gainers. They're often just being disciplined about position sizing and risk. That said, the underlying business fundamentals still look solid - the question is whether the stock price already reflects the next few years of growth.
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