ERock, Inc.
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About the company
ERock, Inc. designs, deploys, sells, operates, and maintains distributed power generation systems designed to provide power for commercial and industrial customers in the United States. Its offerings include the design, installation, and operation of modular power systems, as well as ongoing operations and maintenance and asset management services.
- CEO
- John E. Carrington
- Employees
- 385
- HQ
- Houston, TX, US
- Market Cap
- $816.55M
- P/E
- -24.61
- P/S
- 14.62
- P/B
- 0.00
- EV/EBITDA
- -24.50
- Div Yield
- 0.00%
- Gross Margin
- 18.25%
- Op Margin
- -53.68%
- Net Margin
- -59.36%
- ROE
- 0.00%
- ROIC
- -119.15%
- Revenue
- $183.15M · 42.54%
- Net Income
- $-59,030,000 · -3.70%
- EPS
- $-1.29 · -4.03%
- Op Income
- $-34,740,000
- FCF YoY
- 436.75%
- 52W High
- $20.70
- 52W Low
- $15.81
- 50D MA
- $17.87
- 200D MA
- $17.87
- Beta
- 0.00
- Avg Volume
- 9.99M
AI snapshot
Six angles, distilled from the data.
EROC sits in a long-dated, post-listing cleanup regime rather than an active trend setup. The company is delisted, and the quote feed shows no usable 200-day context, so shareholders should treat the chart as structurally stale rather than technically constructive.
No analyst coverage is visible, with consensus and price target both unavailable. The setup is effectively un-rated, so there is no recent upgrade/downgrade pattern to anchor expectations.
No earnings estimates or recent quarterly beat history are available, so there is no consensus bar to clear. Shareholders should watch for any disclosure on cash generation, leverage, and asset-level operating trends rather than expecting a guided earnings inflection.
The pattern leans toward net selling, but most of the activity is award, vesting, in-kind, or return-related noise rather than clean discretionary signaling. The only clear open-market purchase was a 6,000-share buy by the CEO in 2014, while the larger 2015 dispositions were dominated by return transactions.
Cash generation was solid in 2014, with operating cash flow of $78.1 million and free cash flow of $214.8 million. Balance-sheet leverage was meaningful, with $263.3 million of debt against just $1.3 million of cash, so the setup favors careful monitoring of liquidity and debt service.
As an energy partnership in oil, gas, and consumables, EROC’s profile is more asset-heavy and leverage-sensitive than a typical midstream peer. With no valuation or estimate coverage, there is no clean sector multiple to benchmark against.
Recent insider transactions
Who's buying, who's selling, and how much.
| Date | Insider | Type | Shares |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 8, 15 | Thuillier Lawrence J. | other | 184,308 |
| Oct 8, 15 | Thuillier Lawrence J. | sell | 251,263 |
| Oct 8, 15 | Thuillier Lawrence J. | other | 9,612 |
| Oct 8, 15 | MILLS JOSEPH A | other | 1,580,504 |
| Oct 8, 15 | MILLS JOSEPH A | other | 122,662 |
| Oct 8, 15 | MILLS JOSEPH A | sell | 2,426,900 |
| Oct 8, 15 | Montierra Minerals & Production, L.P. | other | 1,954,432 |
| May 15, 15 | MILLS JOSEPH A | other | 50,516 |
| May 15, 15 | Thuillier Lawrence J. | other | 4,070 |
| Apr 24, 15 | MILLS JOSEPH A | other | 368,824 |
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AI analysis · Last refreshed June 10, 2026 · Live quote · Not investment advice