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To own Power Solutions International, you really have to buy into the idea that AI-driven demand for data center power systems can support continued growth while the company cleans up lingering questions around its books. The latest share-price pullback and renewed focus on accounting practices make those governance and disclosure issues the key near-term swing factor, more so than any single quarter of data center orders. In that context, the fresh restricted stock grant to director Hong He and the still-high insider ownership reinforce the sense of insider alignment, but they do not resolve the accounting risk that has already knocked almost half off the share price from recent highs. The main short-term catalysts now are any clarification around those concerns and the upcoming 2026 guidance, which could either rebuild or erode confidence in the AI-driven story.
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