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NASDAQ:POWL 4 January 2026 - 13 April 2026

Upcoming Stock Splits This Week: Nasdaq Reverse Splits Pile Up as Booking, Powell and Pashupati Stand Apart

Upcoming Stock Splits This Week: Nasdaq Reverse Splits Pile Up as Booking, Powell and Pashupati Stand Apart

NextPlat, MultiSensor AI, Cenntro, and Quince Therapeutics will begin trading Monday on a reverse-split basis, with ratios ranging from 1-for-10 to 1-for-60. Several other Nasdaq-listed firms, including Huachen AI Parking and Akanda, are also set for reverse splits. Last week saw forward splits from Booking Holdings and Powell Industries. Cenntro and Quince both disclosed ongoing Nasdaq compliance concerns.
13 April 2026
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Powell Industries stock jumps on strong profit, $1.6 billion backlog and new dividend boost

Powell Industries stock jumps on strong profit, $1.6 billion backlog and new dividend boost

Powell Industries shares jumped 14.5% to $519.02 after reporting fiscal Q1 net income of $41.4 million and revenue of $251.2 million. The company booked $439 million in new orders, closing the quarter with a $1.6 billion backlog. Powell raised its quarterly dividend to $0.27 per share, payable March 18 to shareholders on record Feb. 18.
4 February 2026
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Powell Industries (POWL) stock jumps 11% to start 2026 as industrials rally; what investors watch next

Powell Industries (POWL) stock jumps 11% to start 2026 as industrials rally; what investors watch next

Powell Industries shares jumped 10.6% to $352.52 on Friday, the first U.S. trading day of 2026, outpacing peers in thin holiday trading. The Houston-based electrical equipment maker reported a $1.4 billion backlog as of Sept. 30 and fiscal 2025 net income of $180.7 million. About 252,000 shares changed hands. Investors await key U.S. labor and inflation data next week.
4 January 2026
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  • Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Executives Increase Stake Through UK Share Plans
    May 21, 2026, 12:07 PM EDT. Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP) revealed that senior executives purchased additional shares under UK employee share plans. This move signals confidence from company insiders, potentially impacting investor sentiment. The share plans typically allow executives to buy stocks at favorable terms, aligning their interests with shareholders. This development follows recent trends of insider buying at major beverage firms, often seen as a positive market indicator. Coca-Cola Europacific Partners is a leading bottler and distributor of Coca-Cola products across Europe and the Asia-Pacific region, making executive share purchases noteworthy for stakeholders monitoring executive confidence and market positioning.

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Applied Digital’s AI Stock Just Hit a Wall After Its $7.5 Billion Win

Applied Digital Jumps After $7.5B AI Lease

21 May 2026
Applied Digital shares climbed 17% Thursday after the company signed a $7.5 billion, 15-year AI data-center lease for its Polaris Forge 3 campus. The deal lifts contracted lease revenue to $31 billion, or $73 billion with renewals. Shares reached $46.42, up $6.90, with volume at 18.7 million. Analysts raised price targets but noted risks around execution and customer concentration.
John Deere’s 300-Job U.S. Expansion Faces the Layoff Math Behind Its Comeback

Deere stock falls after earnings beat, weak farm demand hurts rally

21 May 2026
Deere & Co shares dropped 7.1% to $520.62 after the company beat quarterly forecasts but held its full-year profit outlook steady. Fiscal Q2 net income fell to $1.773 billion, while large agriculture sales dropped 14% and operating profit slid 39%. Construction and small equipment segments posted gains. Deere maintained its 2026 net income forecast at $4.5–$5.0 billion.
Ford Shares on the Move as $3.8 Billion Battery Plan Advances

Ford Shares on the Move as $3.8 Billion Battery Plan Advances

21 May 2026
Ford shares rose 0.9% to $13.35 Thursday after a filing showed it assumed a $3.805 billion DOE loan for a Kentucky battery plant and ended a $6.6 billion commitment to BlueOval SK. Ford’s membership in BlueOval SK was redeemed, and a subsidiary acquired interests in two Kentucky battery plants. The loan carries a 4.814% rate and requires Ford to keep $4 billion liquidity. Broader markets were weaker.
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