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Generac lands $8B deal to supply backup generators for Amazon data centers.

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17 Sep 2026
Andrew Wynn
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Generac lands $8B deal to supply backup generators for Amazon data centers.

Generac secured a major long-term agreement with Amazon to provide backup generators for its data centers, supporting Amazon's expanding AI and cloud infrastructure. The deal could generate up to $8 billion in revenue for Generac over time, with initial deliveries worth about $2.4 billion scheduled for 2027 and 2028. The agreement also includes warrants allowing Amazon to purchase up to 1.69 million Generac shares, potentially boosting Generac's stock value. This partnership positions Generac as a key player in powering large-scale data centers amid growing demand for reliable AI infrastructure.

Generac's $8 billion deal with Amazon is the story's subject, here is Pluang's Industrials sector snapshot for context. Of 76 priced US Industrials stocks on Pluang, 64 rose and 8 fell today. Delta Air Lines was up 2.17% at USD 79.56 with 100% buy orders, United Airlines rose 2.16% to USD 108.60 with balanced buy/sell orders, and Southwest Airlines gained 2.15% to USD 39.99. Data as of Sep 17, 2026 19:02 WIB.

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