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Plug Power Stock Price Today: Shares Steady as New CEO Pitches Margin Gains, Liquidity Plan

Plug Power Stock Price Today: Shares Steady as New CEO Pitches Margin Gains, Liquidity Plan

Plug Power Inc stock hovered near $2.24 during Tuesday morning trading in the U.S., with investors eyeing Chief Executive Jose Luis Crespo’s session at the J.P. Morgan Industrials Conference. It marks one of Crespo’s initial encounters with institutional investors since stepping into the role this month. Timing here is key. Plug is aiming to prove that a cleaner fourth quarter can lay the groundwork for a real turnaround, following years marked by losses and big cash burn. The company, on March 2, posted 2025 revenue at roughly $710 million and reported a fourth-quarter gross profit of $5.5 million — that’s profit after direct costs. Plug reiterated its goal: get to positive EBITDAS by the fourth quarter of 2026. That measure excludes interest, taxes, depreciation, amortization, and share-based compensation.
17 March 2026
Plug Power Stock Price Today: Shares Jump as New CEO Takes Turnaround Pitch to Investors

Plug Power Stock Price Today: Shares Jump as New CEO Takes Turnaround Pitch to Investors

Shares of Plug Power climbed 4.7% to $2.25 by midday Monday, following news that top executives plan to hold meetings with institutional investors in both Europe and Washington this week. Plug’s cash pile is still a question mark, and that’s why these meetings count. On March 2, the company reported $368.5 million in unrestricted cash at the close of 2025. Plug also projected over $275 million coming in from planned asset sales connected to a big U.S. data-center expansion—money it said should keep operations funded into 2026.
16 March 2026
Plug Power Stock Price Today: PLUG Slips Near $2.21 as New York Hub Exit Sharpens Cash Focus

Plug Power Stock Price Today: PLUG Slips Near $2.21 as New York Hub Exit Sharpens Cash Focus

Plug Power shares slipped to $2.21, off 0.4%, Friday morning. The hydrogen firm’s exit from its STAMP project in western New York drew renewed scrutiny after a local report surfaced this week. Plug is making its case to investors now, aiming to show real progress in its turnaround after years in the red. The company posted $5.5 million in gross profit for the fourth quarter and reiterated its goal of hitting EBITDA-positive territory by the close of 2026. EBITDA—earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization—remains a standard yardstick for operational health. For 2025, Plug ended up with $368.5 million in unrestricted cash, having burned through $535.8 million from operations.
Plug Power Stock Price Today: PLUG Slips After Rally as Data-Center Power Push Faces a Fresh Test

Plug Power Stock Price Today: PLUG Slips After Rally as Data-Center Power Push Faces a Fresh Test

Plug Power stock slipped 0.9% to $2.20 in early New York trading Thursday after jumping 5.2% the day before. The dip came as investors weighed fresh talk about the hydrogen fuel-cell company possibly selling electricity into PJM, the largest wholesale power market in the nation. That matters these days, as Plug tries to convince investors it’s more than just forklifts, backup systems, or hydrogen equipment—it's targeting data centers and utility-scale power, sectors expected to benefit from surging electricity demand. PJM, the operator for the grid and wholesale market spanning 13 states and Washington, D.C., gives Plug exposure to a market far bigger than anything it’s tackled before.
Plug Power stock price rises as hydrogen firm eyes AI data-center power deals

Plug Power stock price rises as hydrogen firm eyes AI data-center power deals

Plug Power climbed roughly 2% after the open on Wednesday, with shares changing hands at about $2.17, following word that the hydrogen fuel-cell company is aiming to offload as much as 250 megawatts of electricity into PJM Interconnection, the nation’s largest grid operator. The move comes as investors digested the report. Now the timing is critical: the market Plug is targeting has become a race. U.S. electricity demand broke records in 2025 and will keep climbing into 2026 and 2027, according to the Energy Information Administration on Tuesday. AI and crypto data centers are fueling much of the surge. Meanwhile, PJM has floated rules that would force large new consumers to secure their own power supply or risk restrictions if the grid gets tight.
Plug Power Eyes 250 MW PJM Power Bid in New AI Data Center Push

Plug Power Eyes 250 MW PJM Power Bid in New AI Data Center Push

NEW YORK, March 10, 2026, 5:45 PM EDT Plug Power Inc is aiming to offload as much as 250 megawatts of power into the PJM Interconnection market, the Times Union reported Tuesday, citing Bloomberg News. Chairman Andy Marsh told Bloomberg Plug is already reaching out to potential buyers, including data center operators and utilities, but says deals would need to run for at least seven years. Shares of Plug dropped 3.2% to $2.12 in late trading.
Plug Power eyes AI data-center boom with 250-MW PJM hydrogen bid

Plug Power eyes AI data-center boom with 250-MW PJM hydrogen bid

Plug Power is looking to tap into surging AI data center demand, aiming to supply as much as 250 megawatts of hydrogen-fueled electricity in a possible PJM Interconnection auction—no small move on the country’s largest power grid. To pull it off, the company needs deals of at least seven years. Talks are already underway between Plug and hyperscalers, data center operators, and utilities, according to Bloomberg. Shares edged up roughly 0.2% around midday Monday. Timing is critical here. Both PJM and the White House are chasing extra supply after soaring data-center demand put the Mid-Atlantic grid under strain, driving capacity prices much higher and elevating standby power from a niche product to a key market lever.
Plug Power stock jumps 23% on earnings beat as new CEO pitches $275 million cash boost

Plug Power stock jumps 23% on earnings beat as new CEO pitches $275 million cash boost

Plug Power Inc soared 23.2% on Tuesday after the hydrogen fuel cell maker posted a fourth-quarter result that topped estimates and named a new CEO—moves aimed at reining in cash burn. Plug reported fourth-quarter revenue of $225.2 million and managed a $5.5 million gross profit, marking a 2.4% margin after taking a sizeable margin hit the year before. Net loss attributable to Plug for 2025 came in at about $1.63 billion. As the year wrapped, the company was left with $368.5 million in unrestricted cash, after burning through $535.8 million in operating cash over 2025. Plug kept its aim for positive “EBITDAS” in Q4 2026—the company’s preferred figure, which leaves out interest, taxes, depreciation, amortization, and share-based compensation.
Plug Power stock jumps 12% after vote setback, with Feb 17 share decision in focus

Plug Power stock jumps 12% after vote setback, with Feb 17 share decision in focus

New York, February 7, 2026, 06:32 EST — The market has closed. Plug Power Inc surged 11.6% Friday, finishing at $2.08 after losing ground over the previous two sessions. About 109 million shares changed hands as investors eyed a postponed shareholder vote that could be key for the hydrogen firm’s future financing. Ballard Power Systems, another name in fuel cells, added roughly 5.9% for the day.
7 February 2026
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