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Stated as firm: the release is datelined "(AKRON, Ohio – May 11, 2026)" with no clock time; the Form 8-K furnishing it (Item 2.02) shows "Accepted 2026-05-11 06:04:10" (ET) on SEC[4][5] EDGAR and Yahoo[6] Finance reports shares "surged more than 11% in premarket trading on Monday", so the pin is timed to 06:04 ET (10:04 UTC), ahead of the "Monday, May 11, 2026 at 5 p.m. ET" call.
B&W says CEO Kenny Young appeared on Mad Money on 15 May, four days after the report, and "they discussed the financial results" and the AI data center market; links the interview video.[1]
The Motley Fool transcript of the 11 May call: Base Electron contributed $31M of revenue in the quarter; CFO says the 10-Q was "filed with the SEC[4][5] this morning"; guidance kept unchanged.
The results release as filed with the SEC[5]: revenue $214.4M, adjusted EBITDA $16.1M, $81.8M non-cash warrant and stock costs, backlog $2.7B; footnote says the customer warrants went to Base Electron and Applied Digital.
Shows the results 8-K was accepted at 06:04:10 ET on 11 May 2026, the time the pin uses.[1]
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