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The PREPA termination directive introduces material execution risk and revenue uncertainty; despite reaffirmed guidance, lack of formal termination reduces predictability and can trigger downside pressure until the regulatory outcome is clarified. Historical parallels show government contract disruptions can lead to meaningful short-term declines, with a risk-reward hinge on project continuation.
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Flotek updated investors that its 2026 guidance remains intact despite the Puerto Rico PREPA Contract uncertainty. The company maintained a revenue target of $340–$350 million and Adjusted EBITDA of $47–$51 million, excluding any PREPA contributions. Ultimate outcomes hinge on regulatory decisions and whether the PREPA project proceeds, creating near-term volatility but potential upside if the contract is sustained.
Oversight Board directs PREPA to terminate; work paused on the PREPA Contract.
Flotek's Aguirre 400MW project participation remains contingent on approvals.
No formal termination notice yet; project outcome uncertain.
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