Plug Power shares jumped 12.5% Wednesday, extending May gains from financing and executive actions. The stock rose after Q1 earnings and insider stock purchases, despite ongoing liquidity concerns.
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Plug Power's recent operational strides and strategic partnerships hint at long-term growth potential within the rapidly expanding green hydrogen market.
Plug Power shares rose 3% to 72 cents on Friday, clawing back some ground after a sharp selloff earlier in the week. The stock remains down 21.4% since Monday's session following a mixed Q1 earnings report.
JP Morgan analyst reiterated Neutral rating on Plug Power but has withdrawn price forecast. Q1 revenue and earnings beat estimates, Q2 guidance shows confidence in demand growth. Analyst lowered revenue estimates for year, citing potential deal delays and need for additional funding. Company faces near-term challenges, but has potential for future growth. Investors can gain exposure through Global X Hydrogen ETF. PLUG shares down 0.09% at $0.8110.
