FPS · Analysis updated Nov 11, 2026, 4:48 PM ET

Why is Forgent Power Solutions (FPS) stock moving?

FPS has fallen about 70% from its $66.00 high on Jun 22, and it hit a low of $17.67 on Nov 6. It dropped from $27.14 to $18.21 over Nov 3-5, on volume of 17M and 25M shares. The stock has since bounced to $24.57, up about 35% from that close, ahead of fiscal Q1 2027 results due before the open on Nov 12. The company pre-announced on Oct 22 that revenue and Adjusted EBITDA would beat the top of its guidance. Fundamentals are strong: fiscal Q4 revenue rose 94% to $462M, and fiscal 2027 guidance calls for revenue of $2.4-2.6B. The average analyst target of about $53 is far above the price, although JPMorgan cut its target to $35. The stock is very volatile, with daily swings of 10-20%. Options imply an 11% earnings move. The reaction to the Sept 15 report was flat despite a beat. The stock is likely to react mainly to bookings, backlog and guidance commentary. The cause of the sharp early-November selloff is not clear from the news reviewed, which adds uncertainty.

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About Forgent Power Solutions, Inc.

Industrials · Electrical Equipment

Forgent Power Solutions is a Minnesota-based US company that designs and builds electrical distribution equipment such as transformers, switchgear and prefabricated power skids. Its customers are data centers, utilities and heavy industrial sites. It went public on the NYSE in February 2026, raising about $1.5 billion, and says it is one of the few makers that can supply a facility's entire power-distribution chain with heavy customization and short lead times.

How it makes money

Most of its revenue comes from selling standard and custom-built electrical gear. That includes low- and medium-voltage transformers, switchboards and switchgear, panelboards, automatic transfer switches, and power distribution units. It also sells integrated 'powertrain' packages like power skids and e-houses, mainly for data centers, the power grid and industrial projects. A smaller share comes from services: commissioning, testing, repair, maintenance and retrofits. It has reported an order backlog of roughly $3 billion, so how fast it can turn those orders into shipments matters a lot to its results.

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