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Flex Ltd. reports developments around its advanced manufacturing, supply chain, product design and lifecycle services for technology and industrial customers. Company news commonly covers operating results, margin trends, capital allocation, portfolio optimization and customer programs across end markets such as communications, cloud and enterprise infrastructure, consumer devices, automotive, health solutions and industrial products.
Recent company updates also cover Flex's Critical Power and data-center infrastructure capabilities, including power control, protection, cooling and scalable IT infrastructure used in utility, power generation and AI data-center applications. News may include completed acquisitions such as Electrical Power Products, expanded manufacturing partnerships, automation deployments, material agreements and governance changes tied to Flex's global manufacturing footprint.
Chase Corporation announced the acquisition of Sheldahl from Flex (NASDAQ: FLEX), expanding its aerospace and electronics engineered materials capabilities. Sheldahl designs coated films, laminates, and flexible circuits for aerospace, automotive, industrial, and medical markets.
The deal closed upon signing. Sheldahl’s employees will join Chase’s equity-based ownership program, and its long-standing relationships with leading OEMs and participation in major space programs are expected to enhance Chase’s specialized thin‑film solutions portfolio.
Flex (NASDAQ:FLEX) announced it will join the S&P 500 Index, effective before trading opens on June 22, 2026. Leadership describes this as a landmark milestone that validates the company’s transformation, growth strategy, and focus on creating value for investors.
Inclusion in the S&P 500 reflects criteria such as market capitalization, liquidity, and sustained financial performance, and is widely regarded as a marker of corporate scale and market relevance.
Flex (FLEX) announced new scalable power solutions for next-generation AI data centers at COMPUTEX 2026. The portfolio additions include a 110 kW power shelf for NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 platforms, a 30 kW capacitive energy storage system (CESS), and the BMR317 intermediate bus converter.
The 110 kW power shelf enables modular rack-level power distribution and supports future 800 VDC architectures. The 30 kW CESS improves power quality for dynamic AI workloads across AC and 800 VDC environments, while BMR317 targets high-density compute platforms such as accelerator cards, servers and xPU systems.
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Nextpower (Nasdaq:NXT) agreed to acquire Prevalon Energy, a BESS and energy management provider, for up to $365 million in cash and stock, entering battery storage and AI data center power markets.
Nextpower raised its FY27 outlook, assuming closing in Q2 FY27 subject to regulatory review, guiding revenue to $4.0–$4.4 billion, GAAP net income to $507–$573 million, adjusted EBITDA to $845–$930 million, and adjusted diluted EPS to $4.30–$4.73.
Flex (NASDAQ:FLEX) announced participation in two upcoming investor conferences in May and June 2026.
Executives will attend the KeyBanc Industrials and Basic Materials Conference on May 27, 2026 for meetings only, and present at the Bank of America Global Technology Conference on June 2, 2026, with a live webcast and replay on the investor relations website.
Nextpower (NXT) signed a definitive agreement to acquire power conversion assets from Zigor and its U.S. unit Apex Power. The roughly $80.5 million cash deal plus about $50 million in growth investments is aimed at accelerating entry into inverter, storage, and data center markets.
The acquisition brings modular inverter technology up to 5.2 MVA, supports U.S. manufacturing ramp from 2027, and is subject to Spanish FDI and other approvals.
Nextpower (Nasdaq:NXT) reported Q4 FY26 and record FY26 results, with full-year revenue of $3.56 billion, up 20% year over year, and backlog above $5.25 billion.
Q4 FY26 revenue was $881 million with GAAP net income of $151 million. The company raised its FY27 outlook, guiding revenue to $3.8–$4.1 billion and adjusted EBITDA to $825–$900 million, and agreed to acquire power conversion product lines.
Flex (NASDAQ: FLEX) will spin off its Power and Cloud portfolio into a new publicly traded company (“SpinCo”), targeting a tax-free separation that is expected to close in Q1 2027. Revathi Advaithi will become CEO of SpinCo and transitional chairman of Flex; Michael Hartung will be CEO of Flex.
SpinCo targets ~65%–75% revenue growth in fiscal 2027 and >80% in fiscal 2028, and will operate 22 engineering and manufacturing centers. Flex will remain a global manufacturing partner with >75 sites across 30 countries.
Flex (NASDAQ: FLEX) reported Q4 net sales of $7.5B and fiscal 2026 net sales of $27.9B, up 17% and 8% year-over-year. Q4 GAAP EPS was $0.67 and adjusted EPS $0.93; FY GAAP EPS was $2.33 and adjusted EPS $3.30. Q4 adjusted operating margin was 6.7%; FY adjusted operating margin was a record 6.3%. Management provided Q1 FY2027 sales guidance of $7.35B–$7.65B and FY2027 guidance of $32.3B–$33.8B, and announced a planned spin-off of the Cloud and Power Infrastructure segment.