News about PLUG

Plug Power (PLUG), a hydrogen technology developer, went public in 1999 at a reverse-split-adjusted price of $150 and hit a record high of $1,498 in early 2020, but now trades at roughly $1 per share. The company shifted from home hydrogen charging plans to fuel cells, charging systems, electrolyzers and storage, has deployed 76,000 fuel cell systems, and depends heavily on Amazon and Walmart. Recent growth has come mainly from electrolyzer sales for decarbonization projects, and analysts expect revenue to grow at an 18% CAGR from 2025 to 2028 as net losses narrow, even though the stock trades at less than two times next year's sales. The article says Plug could command a higher valuation and deliver multibagger gains if it diversifies beyond Amazon and Walmart and executes its 'Project Quantum Leap' cost-cutting, but calls it a speculative stock that could be easily delisted if it cannot prove its model is sustainable.