On November 11, Keel Infrastructure Corp rose 8.12% in Regular Trading, trading at $2.045 per share, with turnover of $4.359 million.
The move followed an update that General Counsel Rachel Silverstein departed on November 4, alongside renewed market focus on the company’s AI and HPC data center transition progress.
Company disclosures indicate unrestricted cash of about $780 million as of November 4, with management stating external financing is not expected to be needed before lease signing. The Moses Lake project began construction in September and is targeted to contribute HPC revenue in 2027. Separately, the latest quarterly report showed EPS of $(0.10), missing the $(0.09) estimate, while revenue of $27.603 million exceeded the $19.832 million estimate. Recent target price cuts by several institutions were accompanied by continued buy ratings.
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