Evidence of pricing power is mixed. The company’s ability to bundle engineering, factory‑built modules and installation creates value vs. fragmented multi‑vendor builds, supporting premium pricing on schedule‑critical AI deployments. TTM Adjusted EBITDA margin of roughly 18% on ~$727m revenue signals reasonable unit economics.
Yet competition in power distribution and containment remains intense and substitution costs, while real, are not insurmountable for hyperscalers. Input cost volatility (steel, copper) and large‑account negotiations limit unilateral price moves.
We see some latent pricing power in next‑gen, high‑amp power systems and modular platforms as rack densities rise, but we do not ascribe monopoly‑like economics.







