Solaris shares closed up 0.8% following Q1 2026 results, as investors digested a flurry of new long-term contracts and expanded generation capacity but withheld a more enthusiastic reaction, likely reflecting a balanced outlook and lack of significant guidance updates.

• Solaris secured over 2 GW of long-term contracted power generation, including a new 600 MW, 10-year agreement with an investment-grade global technology customer, announced last night.
• Generation capacity increased more than 40% to 3.1 GW due to two strategic transactions, including the acquisition of Genco Power Solutions and additional turbine purchase agreements.
• More than half of contracted capacity was signed in the last two months, with terms extending out to 10-15 years.
• Management emphasized accelerating demand and ongoing negotiations with both current and new customers, though some projects remain in early planning stages and ramp is weighted to late 2026 and beyond.
• The market’s muted reaction implies investors are waiting for greater clarity on near-term financial impacts and pacing of project energization.