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Generac Secures Amazon Deal; Nebius Bounces on Palantir News

By Stocks Desk · 2026-09-17 · 2 min read
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Generac Holdings posted a 32% after-hours gain after securing an $8 billion supply contract with Amazon for data center backup power, while Nebius Group shares rose following a sovereign AI infrastructure partnership with Palantir.

Generac Holdings Inc. (NYSE:GNRC) reported a 0.05% increase in regular trading to $175.11, but shares surged 32.49% to $232 in after-hours sessions. The move followed the announcement of a supply agreement with Amazon for up to $8 billion in backup power generators intended for data centers. The deal also includes a warrant allowing Amazon to acquire additional Generac equity, cementing a long-term commercial relationship between the two firms.

Nebius Group saw its stock rise 0.96% to $209.37, with after-hours trading pushing shares up 6.88% to $223.77. This technical rebound builds on last week’s strategic partnership with Palantir, which named Nebius as a preferred provider for sovereign AI infrastructure. The stock is currently testing its 20-day moving average near $221, a level that could determine the next directional move. According to GN stocks/nasdaq data, the company’s 52-week range spans from $73.52 to $299.86.

Boeing Secures Record Fleet Order

Boeing Co. (NYSE:BA) shares declined 3.69% to $201.96 despite the airline finalizing a record order with Korean Air. The contract covers 103 aircraft, including 777-9s, 787-10 Dreamliners, and 737-10s. This order supports Korean Air’s fleet modernization efforts and underscores strengthened industrial ties between the United States and South Korea. Boeing’s 52-week trading range remains between $176.77 and $254.35.

AI Diagnostics Acquisition Completes

DataMEDS AI Inc. (NASDAQ:MEDS) experienced a 274.69% surge to close at $6.07, with intraday highs reaching $12.31. The spike followed the completion of its acquisition of an AI-driven cancer diagnostics platform. This deal includes Helomics Corporation, a clinical laboratory, and central lab services, valued at $1.5 million. The acquisition positions DataMEDS AI for expanded growth within the artificial intelligence diagnostics sector. Extended trading saw the stock rise a further 2.31% to $6.21.

Kazakhstan Project Drives Delixy Move

Delixy Holdings Limited (NASDAQ:DLXY) shares skyrocketed 451.81% to $2.29, driven by a non-binding letter of intent for a potential oil and gas project in Kazakhstan. The company is exploring an acquisition or merger that could significantly alter its market position. However, volatility remained high, with extended trading seeing the stock fall 38.86% to $1.40. The 52-week range for Delixy stands between $0.34 and $7.00.

Based on reporting by TradingView, compiled by the Tradingbird desk.

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