Powell Industries Retained Earnings (Accumulated Deficit) 2010-2024 | POWL

Powell Industries retained earnings (accumulated deficit) from 2010 to 2024. Retained earnings (accumulated deficit) can be defined as profits reinvested in the corporation after dividends have been paid out.
Powell Industries Annual Retained Earnings (Accumulated Deficit)
(Millions of US $)
2023 $325
2022 $284
2021 $283
2020 $294
2019 $289
2018 $292
2017 $311
2016 $332
2015 $328
2014 $331
2013 $314
2012 $272
2011 $242
2010 $245
2009 $220
Powell Industries Quarterly Retained Earnings (Accumulated Deficit)
(Millions of US $)
2024-06-30 $419
2024-03-31 $376
2023-12-31 $346
2023-09-30 $325
2023-06-30 $302
2023-03-31 $287
2022-12-31 $281
2022-09-30 $284
2022-06-30 $278
2022-03-31 $272
2021-12-31 $276
2021-09-30 $283
2021-06-30 $282
2021-03-31 $287
2020-12-31 $291
2020-09-30 $294
2020-06-30 $294
2020-03-31 $294
2019-12-31 $289
2019-09-30 $289
2019-06-30 $286
2019-03-31 $284
2018-12-31 $286
2018-09-30 $292
2018-06-30 $293
2018-03-31 $296
2017-12-31 $302
2017-09-30 $311
2017-06-30 $319
2017-03-31 $325
2016-12-31 $329
2016-09-30 $332
2016-06-30 $329
2016-03-31 $327
2015-12-31 $325
2015-09-30 $328
2015-06-30 $325
2015-03-31 $321
2014-12-31 $328
2014-09-30 $331
2014-06-30 $332
2014-03-31 $332
2013-12-31 $319
2013-09-30 $314
2013-06-30 $295
2013-03-31 $286
2012-12-31 $279
2012-09-30 $272
2012-06-30 $260
2012-03-31 $248
2011-12-31 $241
2011-09-30 $242
2011-06-30 $252
2011-03-31 $250
2010-12-31 $247
2010-09-30 $245
2010-06-30 $250
2010-03-31 $239
2009-12-31 $230
2009-09-30 $220
2009-06-30 $210
2009-03-31 $197
Sector Industry Market Cap Revenue
Industrial Products Electrical Machinery $2.167B $0.699B
Powell Industries, Inc. as a metal-working shop to support the petrochemical facilities. While they began small, the company has grown over the past six decades to become the strategic supplier of choice for highly complex and integrated systems for distribution and control of electrical energy and other critical processes. Its customers include engineering-construction firms and end-users in the oil and gas, electric utility, transportation and other heavy industries. The Company's products and services include metal-clad switchgear, metal-enclosed switchgear, motor control, bus duct, utility switches, integrated electrical equipment enclosures, offshore modules, control and monitoring systems, energy management systems, and process control systems-- plus a very large variety of support services including installation and commissioning, spare parts, switchgear life extension, replacement circuit breakers, project management and field support.
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