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Stated as firm: the release is datelined "(AKRON, Ohio – March 4, 2026)" with no clock time, and the Form 8-K furnishing it as Exhibit 99.1 shows "Accepted 2026-03-04 06:40:37" (ET) on SEC[3][4][5] EDGAR, so the pin is timed to 06:40 ET (11:40 UTC); the call to discuss it came later, on "Monday, March 16, 2026 at 5 p.m. ET".
Insider Monkey coverage on Yahoo Finance confirming "On March 4, Babcock[1][6] & Wilcox reported results for Q4 2025", the 17% parts and services growth and the $2.8B backlog.
The results release as filed with the SEC[4][5]; same figures (revenue $161.0M, adjusted EBITDA $16.4M, full-year $43.7M, backlog $2.8B, net debt $119.7M).
Shows the 8-K carrying the results (Item 2.02) and the Base Electron agreement was accepted at 06:40:37 ET on 4 March 2026, the time the pin uses.[1]
The companion release in the same filing: four 300 MW gas-fired boilers and Siemens Energy steam turbines, 1.2 GW for Applied Digital AI Factory campuses, the project that lifted backlog to $2.8B.[1]
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