POLA Stock Finally Breaks 100-DMA After Four Attempts This Year – Retail Highlights Strong Potential Due To Data Center, Drone Exposure

• Polar Power’s latest deal includes a $674,000 contract to supply lightweight DC generators to a military customer.
• According to its last quarterly earnings, the company reported a 74% drop in net sales mainly due to weaker demand from its largest telecom customer.
• The firm had also secured an order for 50 EVMC30K mobile chargers for emergency EV fast charging last year. 

Polar Power (POLA) attracted significant investor attention on Tuesday, as the stock surged more than 20% to decisively break past its 100-day moving average (100-DMA) after testing it four times this year.

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Polar Power, Inc. designs and manufactures power generation systems for a range of industries, including telecom infrastructure and EV charging. Its equipment is also deployed in defense applications, supporting operations for the U.S. military and Marine Corps.

Over the past two sessions, POLA stock has gained more than 70%. This has led to retail sentiment on Stocktwits flipping to ‘extremely bullish’ from ‘bearish’ a day earlier, accompanied by ‘extremely high’ message volumes.

Retail Traders Bullish On Company’s Exposure To Data Centre, Drone Markets

One user highlighted strong potential in the stock, citing rapid growth in new data centers and increasing pressure on the power grid.

Another user said POLA is more than just a drone-related stock; it provides the infrastructure that supports the entire ecosystem.

One user said the stock is “one of those setups the market hasn’t caught onto yet.”

Latest Updates From Polar Power

The firm’s recent deals include a $674,000 contract from a military customer last October to supply lightweight DC generators, followed by an order for 50 next-generation EVMC30K mobile chargers for emergency EV fast charging.

However, in its latest financial results for the quarter ended Sept. 30, 2025, the company reported a 74% drop in net sales to $1.3 million, mainly due to weaker demand from its largest telecom customer. It also posted a net loss of over $4 million for the quarter.

The company has not yet announced the date of its fourth-quarter results.

Year-to-date, the stock has gained more than 30%.

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