PLXS · Analysis updated Nov 10, 2026, 6:00 PM ET

Why is Plexus Corp. (PLXS) stock moving?

Plexus reported a fiscal Q4 2026 beat on October 28: adjusted EPS of $2.84 versus a $2.56 estimate and sales of $1.422B versus $1.359B. Fiscal Q1 2027 adjusted EPS guidance ($2.46-$2.62) and sales guidance ($1.410B-$1.460B) both sit above consensus, while GAAP EPS guidance ($2.16-$2.32) brackets the $2.23 estimate. On October 29 management outlined FY2027 revenue growth in the mid- to upper teens and a new non-GAAP operating margin target of 6.5% to 7%. The stock did not hold the beat. It rose 3.9% to $239.34 on Oct 28 on 699,523 shares, then fell 9.6% to $216.32 on Oct 29 on 694,122 shares. It kept sliding to a $187.73 close on Nov 5 (intraday low $186.41) on 442,806 shares, about 22% below the Oct 28 high. The last three sessions show a partial recovery: $192.17 on Nov 6, $205.64 on Nov 9 (+7.0%) on lower volume of 229,855, and $205.18 on Nov 10. The close remains about 14% below the post-earnings high and below the pre-earnings close of $230.29 on Oct 27. The news itself is fundamentally constructive, but the market data shows persistent selling after the report, and the news set does not explain why.

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About Plexus Corp

Technology · Electronic Manufacturing Services

Plexus is a Neenah, Wisconsin-based contract manufacturer that designs, builds and services complex electronic products for other companies. It focuses on lower-volume, higher-complexity products in regulated markets like healthcare, industrial and aerospace and defense, not high-volume consumer electronics.

How it makes money

Plexus earns money by building products for customers under contract, and also offers engineering, product design and aftermarket repair services. In fiscal 2026 (year ended early October 2026), revenue was about $5.0 billion, up roughly 23%. The industrial segment, which includes semiconductor-equipment work, made up about 44% of that. The rest came from healthcare/life sciences and aerospace/defense. Margins are thin, with a non-GAAP operating margin of about 6%. Its top 10 customers accounted for about 54% of revenue.

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