American Superconductor

American Superconductor Corp. engages in provision of megawatt-scale power solutions, which improve the performance of the power grid and lower the cost of wind power. It operates through Grid and Wind segments. The Grid segment enables electric utilities and renewable energy project developers to connect, transmit, and distribute power with efficiency, reliability, security, and affordability. The Wind segment permits the manufacturers to field wind turbines with power output, reliability, and affordability. The company was founded by Yet-Ming Chiang, David A. Rudman, John B. Vander Sande, and Gregory J. Yurek on April 9, 1987 and is headquartered in Ayer, MA.

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AMSC reports record Q4 revenues, eyes electrification trend opportunities

AMSC's Q4 2022 saw record revenues but also a decrease in gross margin and a net loss. Fiscal year 2022 showed potential with a 12-month backlog of over $125 million. The company is focused on seizing near-term opportunities and capitalizing on the electrification trend.

AMSC reports strong Q2 performance, eyes growth in diverse sectors

AMSC's Q2 2023 performance exceeded expectations, driven by strong revenue growth and a notable improvement in net loss. The company's strengths lie in the significant growth of its grid and wind business unit revenues, supported by a positive outlook for future opportunities. However, challenges related to potential margin impact and managing the net loss were also discussed.

American Superconductor reports strong Q3 revenue growth and positive outlook

AMSC's Q3 performance reflects revenue growth driven by new energy power systems, with a focus on cost management and margin improvement.
The company's strengths lie in its diversified business approach, successful deployments, and positive outlook for future growth.
Challenges include margin pressures, cash burn, and working capital management, requiring strategic solutions for financial stability.
Opportunities for AMSC include market expansion, revenue growth from sales leverage, and continued positive outlook for 2023 and beyond.

American Superconductor reports record revenue and eyes margin expansion

AMSC's Q4 2022 performance reflects record revenue, with a focus on margin expansion and operational efficiency improvements.
Despite challenges in gross margin and net loss, the company remains optimistic about fiscal year 2023, driven by business diversification and growth opportunities.
Efforts to clear the Neeltran backlog are expected to pave the way for improved margins and lower cash burns in the near term.
AMSC's strategic focus on seizing new market opportunities and leveraging its diversified backlog positions it for a strong fiscal year ahead.

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American Superconductor Corp. engages in the provision of megawatt-scale power solutions. Its products include electric control systems, generators & drivetrains, power converters, renewable interconnectivity solutions, software, turbine designs, utility and industrial resilience and modernization solutions, and utility voltage solutions. It operates through the Grid and Wind segments. The Grid segment enables electric utilities and renewable energy project developers to connect, transmit, and distribute power with efficiency, reliability, security, and affordability. The Wind segment permits the manufacturers to field wind turbines with power output, reliability, and affordability. The company was founded by Yet Ming Chiang, David A. Rudman, John B. Vander Sande, and Gregory J. Yurek on April 9, 1987 and is headquartered in Ayer, MA.