Earnings call briefThird-quarter 2026
Power Solutions International expects Wisconsin ramp-up costs to persist
Power Solutions International said it expects fourth-quarter gross margin to decline from the third quarter's 29.7%.
GetSignal Power Solutions International PSIX
On its third-quarter call, Power Solutions International said data center sales are expected to approximately offset oil and gas softness for full-year 2026, subject to customer contracting and recognition of the associated revenue by year-end. It also said it expects a further modest gross margin decline, primarily from less favorable product mix.
Quotes from the call
“Softness in demand within the oil and gas market is expected to continue, so we expect it to be approximately offset for full year 2026 by higher sales of data center products, subject to customer contracting and the recognition of the associated revenue by year-end.”
Key facts from the call
- Fourth-quarter 2026 gross margin outlook
- Below third quarter's 29.7%
- Full-year 2026 outlook
- Data center sales approximately offset oil and gas softness, subject to customer contracting and revenue recognition by year-end
Source: Power Solutions International's third-quarter 2026 earnings call, November 5, 2026.
Written by GetSignal with AI from the company's earnings call.
Not investment advice.
More earnings call briefs
- Constellation Energy expects nuclear uprate costs of about $4.3 billion
CEG Constellation Energy Q3 2026 call
- Howard Hughes Holdings says its insurance ambition is a return on equity in excess of 20%
HHH Howard Hughes Holdings Q3 2026 call
- Brookfield Asset Management now sees 2026 earnings modestly below early view
BAM Brookfield Asset Management Q3 2026 call
- Enbridge says it expects 2026 results at the midpoint of its guidance range
ENB Enbridge Q3 2026 call
- TeraWulf sees about half of contracted IT capacity earning revenue by end of Q1
WULF TeraWulf Q3 2026 call
