$13.74+1.41 (+11.44%)
ERock, Inc.
| Metric (USD) | Q1 2026 | Q1 2025 |
|---|---|---|
| Total Revenue | $31.74M↑ | $24.11M |
| Gross Profit | $6.49M↑ | $3.70M |
| Operating Income | -$15.75M↓ | -$14.23M |
| Net Income | -$2.68M↑ | -$15.94M |
ERock, Inc. designs, deploys, sells, operates, and maintains distributed power generation systems designed to provide power for commercial and industrial customers in the United States. Its offerings include the design, installation, and operation of...

Erock Inc. (NYSE:EROC) jumped by 22.84 percent on Wednesday to finish at $13.82 apiece amid the long-term growth prospects from its recent deal with Anthropic that boosted its backlog to close to $2 billion. In an updated report on the same day, the onsite power solutions provider said that it bagged a 470-MW equipment order […]

Shares in on-site power provider ERock soared nearly 23% on Wednesday after the company said that Anthropic had placed a big order. ERock, which sells natural-gas power systems to data centers and others that need on-site power or backup generation, said Anthropic was ordering 470 megawatts of equipment. ERock also said it had started construction on a 366-megawatt generation facility for El Paso Electric, which will support a Meta Platforms data-center campus.

Anthropic’s agreement to buy ERock’s modular gas-fired generators is the power-generation company’s largest contract to date.

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