Powell Industries (POWL) reached $390.7 at the closing of the latest trading day, reflecting a +1.91% change compared to its last close.
In the closing of the recent trading day, Powell Industries (POWL) stood at $384.26, denoting a +2.7% move from the preceding trading day.
In the closing of the recent trading day, Powell Industries (POWL) stood at $332.87, denoting a -4.44% move from the preceding trading day.
Powell Industries (POWL) reached $338.32 at the closing of the latest trading day, reflecting a +2.6% change compared to its last close.
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POWL sees utility revenues jump 31% in Q3, backed by diversification, strong orders and record project wins.
Here is how Powell Industries (POWL) and Crown Holdings (CCK) have performed compared to their sector so far this year.
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I reiterate my 'buy' rating on Powell Industries, raising my price target to $381, reflecting a 50% upside potential from current levels. Despite a revenue miss, Electric Utility and Commercial segments showed strong growth, with expanding margins demonstrating operational discipline and efficient project execution. New orders and backlog both increased, supported by large project wins across its end markets and the strategic acquisition of Remsdaq to strengthen the Electric Utility business.
POWL has had an amazing run, thanks to the robust historical top-line growth and the ongoing profit margin expansion, thanks to the strategic made-in-US offerings. The same has been observed in the growing multi-year backlog and the higher book-to-bill ratio, as the management monetizes the ongoing AI/ data center/ LNG capex boom. Even so, with POWL's YTD FY2025 performance demonstrating a decelerating growth profile, it is uncertain if there is any more upside potential ahead.
Powell Industries demonstrates robust growth together with solid financial performance and achieves a stock gain of approximately 900% during the last five years while showing potential for a +30% increase. The company achieved record EPS of $3.96 during Q3 FY2025 while maintaining a 30.7% margin and generating $48.2M in net income and $362M in new orders and $1.4B in backlog. The company faces three main risks including a 14% short interest level and a small $3.2B market capitalization and high market volatility and low 0.4% dividend yield.