ERock, Inc.
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See all $EROC insider activity →Erock shares rose 23% after reporting a 1,000% jump in order backlog. Bank of America said a $1.7 billion pipeline is driven by Anthropic’s agreement to buy 470 MW of power from Erock. BofA raised its price target to $19 from $16 and reiterated buy, citing additional data-center contract potential.
Erock Inc. (NYSE:EROC) shares rose about 23% to $13.82 after the company said its long-term deal with Anthropic boosted backlog toward $2 billion. Erock reported a 470 MW Anthropic equipment order, $1.7 billion contracted backlog, and production commitments into 2028. The article also cites Q2 net loss of $67.7 million and revenue of $39.88 million.
ERock, Inc. (NYSE: ERK) shares rose about 24% after its Q2 2026 results. The company reported revenue of $39.9 million, up 26% sequentially, and a record contracted backlog of about $1.7 billion, roughly 10x year over year. ERock cited AI data center demand and said it has a sold-out production schedule, while adjusted EBITDA was negative $14 million.
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The Anthropic-linked 470 MW contract and backlog surge are a near-term earnings visibility catalyst for ERock’s generator backlog and 2027-28 revenue phasing.
The Anthropic order is a fresh, backlog-boosting contract that can re-rate near-term revenue visibility and reduce execution risk concerns from weak Q2 results.
Record backlog and strong sequential revenue growth are likely to extend the post-earnings momentum, but profitability remains a key overhang given negative adjusted EBITDA.
The Anthropic power-equipment agreement is a tangible demand catalyst that can support forward revenue visibility.
Backlog and guidance suggest accelerating demand and higher future deliveries, but current profitability remains weak with negative Adjusted EBITDA.
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Erock shares rose 23% after reporting a 1,000% jump in order backlog. Bank of America said a $1.7 billion pipeline is driven by Anthropic’s agreement to buy 470 MW of power from Erock. BofA raised its price target to $19 from $16 and reiterated buy, citing additional data-center contract potential.
4 min readErock Inc. (NYSE:EROC) shares rose about 23% to $13.82 after the company said its long-term deal with Anthropic boosted backlog toward $2 billion. Erock reported a 470 MW Anthropic equipment order, $1.7 billion contracted backlog, and production commitments into 2028. The article also cites Q2 net loss of $67.7 million and revenue of $39.88 million.
5 min readERock, Inc. (NYSE: ERK) shares rose about 24% after its Q2 2026 results. The company reported revenue of $39.9 million, up 26% sequentially, and a record contracted backlog of about $1.7 billion, roughly 10x year over year. ERock cited AI data center demand and said it has a sold-out production schedule, while adjusted EBITDA was negative $14 million.
6 min readUS stock index futures rose ahead of today’s CPI report, led by tech and semiconductors. S&P futures were up 0.2% and Nasdaq futures up 0.7% at 7:45am ET. CoreWeave shares gained about 18% on stronger-than-expected sales, and Super Micro Computer rose after a revenue forecast beat estimates. CPI consensus: headline +0.1% MoM, core +0.2% MoM.
7 min readERock, Inc. (EROC) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Results of Operations and Financial Condition. EX-99.1 2 eroc-ex99_1.htm EX-99.1 EX-99.1 ERock Reports Second Quarter 2026 Results Record Backlog Reaches Approximately $1.7 billion, Up 10x Year-Over-Year 470 MW Anthropic Order Extends Production Commitments Into 2028 HOUSTON - August 11, 2026 - ERock, Inc. (NYSE: EROC) ("ERoc
6 min readJ.P. Morgan analysts highlighted two beaten-down IPO stocks. EROC (EROC) fell about 42% after its June 10 IPO, despite a $600M gross raise and a $1.3B contracted backlog; JPMorgan’s Mark Strouse set a $24 target and Overweight rating. Wise (WSE) dropped 18% after Belgian prosecutors opened an investigation; JPMorgan’s Craig McDowell set a $17.50 target and Overweight.
7 min readThe article compiles major Wall Street analyst actions for multiple stocks. Examples include Wells Fargo upgrading SBA Communications to Overweight with a $210 price target, Bank of America reiterating Netflix (PT cut to $105) and Nvidia (buy), and BMO reiterating Alphabet (PT raised to $455). It also lists upgrades, initiations, and targets for companies including Tesla, Apple, 3M, Moody’s, and others.
2 min readScotiabank upgraded Okta to Outperform ($165) and Datadog’s peer set (SentinelOne, Qualys, Tenable, Check Point) to Outperform; BofA upgraded T-Mobile to Buy ($220); HSBC upgraded Gilead to Buy ($155) and downgraded Allstate to Hold ($264) and Chubb to Hold. Bernstein downgraded Datadog to Market Perform ($226). Multiple other analyst rating changes and new coverages were issued across airlines, banks, retail, and energy.
3 min readOn July 6, 2026, analyst actions included T-Mobile US (TMUS) upgraded to Buy by Bank of America with a $220 target, and Gilead Sciences (GILD) upgraded to Buy by HSBC with a $155 target. Datadog (DDOG) was downgraded to Market Perform by Bernstein; HSBC cut Pfizer (PFE) to Hold. The article also cites mixed rates, gold up ~2%, and Bitcoin above $61,000.
5 min readErock (EROC) shares rose in pre-open trading after four Wall Street banks initiated coverage with bullish ratings, citing its modular natural gas power systems for AI data-center electricity demand. Evercore set Outperform and a $28 target; JPMorgan Overweight $24; Morgan Stanley Outperform $21; Wolfe $24. Analysts cited a $1.2B+ backlog and $600M IPO proceeds with no debt.
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