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To own Power Solutions International, you need to believe that its pivot toward emission-certified power systems for data centers can offset the cyclicality and flat outlook in its industrial and transportation segments. The latest results and the expanded revolving credit facility materially shift the near-term story: instead of debating survival after the earlier going-concern warning, the focus now falls on execution, cash generation, and whether AI-driven data-center demand can sustain higher-margin power-systems volumes. Short term, key catalysts are continued order growth from data-center customers, stable margins on larger system contracts, and maintaining covenant headroom under the new facility. The biggest risks have moved from pure balance-sheet stress to potential overreliance on a single fast-growing end market, governance turnover, and volatile sentiment after a very large multi‑year share price run.
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