New York, Feb 25, 2026, 06:42 EST — Premarket
- PLUG was recently seen changing hands near $1.94 premarket, up roughly 1.6%.
- Plug Power will release its fourth-quarter and full-year numbers on March 2, followed by a conference call at 4:30 p.m. ET.
- Fresh law-firm notices are hitting investors’ radar, with an April 3 deadline looming for lead plaintiffs in a securities class-action case.
Plug Power Inc (PLUG.O) gained roughly 1.6% to $1.94 in premarket action Wednesday, following a previous close at $1.91. Shares have bounced between $0.69 and $4.58 in the last twelve months.
Plug said Monday it plans to release its 2025 fourth-quarter and year-end numbers on March 2, with a conference call scheduled for 4:30 p.m. ET. The hydrogen fuel-cell maker reported it has over 72,000 fuel-cell systems out in the field and operates hydrogen plants in Georgia, Tennessee, and Louisiana, each able to put out 40 tons per day.
Markets found a bit of footing. U.S. stock index futures ticked up as traders waited for Nvidia’s numbers after the bell, risk still swirling around the usual suspects with bigger price swings. Appetite for volatility hasn’t dried up, though nerves over earnings surprises linger.
Plug shares climbed 3.8% Tuesday, breaking out of a two-day slide. Trading volume landed at 85 million, lighter than the 50-day average near 97.3 million. Even with the bounce, the stock remains down about 58% from its 52-week peak on Oct. 6, according to MarketWatch data.
Analysts want to see if losses are getting smaller. Zacks Equity Research puts the street’s forecast at a quarterly loss of $0.10 per share on roughly $220.68 million in revenue, which would mean a 15.3% increase from the same stretch last year. That’s earnings per share — the net profit or loss divvied up per share.
Investor law firms recently sent out fresh notices regarding a securities class-action lawsuit, flagging April 3 as the cutoff for investors who want to take a lead role as plaintiff—the individual who can guide the case. According to those notices, the lawsuit has already been filed.
Legal talk might hang over sentiment, though the real action comes with the earnings release. Premarket shifts often disappear when trading kicks in.
Plug’s next key date lands on March 2. That’s when results drop and management gets on the call—investors will be watching closely for any updates on guidance or liquidity.
