The stock rallied 3.6% post-earnings, reflecting investor approval of the accelerating demand recovery in sand and logistics, improving margins, and the meaningful commercial momentum in the power business driven by large power purchase agreements and secured equipment supply.

• Q1 revenue reached $265.5 million with adjusted EBITDA of $28.4 million and an 11% margin, despite headwinds from severe winter weather and elevated maintenance costs.
• Logistics margins improved noticeably from low single digits in January to mid-teens by March, and mining operations are effectively sold out for Q2 at current production rates.
• The power segment gained traction with a global framework agreement securing 1.4 gigawatts from Caterpillar, plus a signed 120-megawatt private grid PPA expected to generate $50–55 million in annualized adjusted free cash flow when fully deployed.
• Bridge power deployments and microgrid projects are anticipated to contribute approximately $35 million of incremental adjusted EBITDA in the remainder of 2026, weighted toward year's end.
• The recent $450 million convertible notes issuance lowers cash interest cost significantly, improving capital structure and supporting power business scaling plans to over 2 gigawatts by 2030.