Market Cap 214.81M
Revenue (ttm) 59.12M
Net Income (ttm) -19.98M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin -33.80%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.04
Volume 85,400
Avg Vol 127,746
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 18.47M
Stochastic %K 69%
Beta 0.27
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $18.00

Company Profile

Perma-Fix Environmental Services, Inc., through its subsidiaries, operates as an environmental and technology know-how company in the United States. It operates in two segments, Treatment and Services. The Treatment segment offers nuclear, low-level radioactive, mixed waste, hazardous and non-hazardous waste treatment, and processing and disposal services through treatment and storage facilities. This segment is also involved in the research and development activities to identify, develop, and i...

Industry: Waste Management
Sector: Industrials
Phone: 770 587 9898
Fax: 770 587 9937
Address:
8302 Dunwoody Place, Suite 250, Atlanta, United States
accretivewealth
accretivewealth Aug. 18 at 5:14 PM
$PESI The wait for vitrification continues to be interminable
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth Aug. 15 at 3:34 PM
$PESI Tough to hold any gains after yet another earnings downgrade following Q2 results, and the delay at Hanford. Think the covering analyst's downgraded 2026 eps estimate is still a bit optimistic. A number closer to breakeven would probably be closer to the mark as delays are inevitable, and new procurements could be difficult to land in a Republican controlled Administration. West Valley is dragging on as well. PFAS still a wild card.
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Ollie478
Ollie478 Aug. 11 at 3:12 PM
$PESI CC They noted they are already seeing $2-3M in monthly backlog from Hanford’s Integrated Tank Disposition Contract (ITDC). This work is entirely separate from the secondary waste contract awarded exclusively to PESI that is reliant on the vitrification plant operations. Although the vit plant was supposed to begin operations on August 1 of this year, they have now pushed back that start date to October 15, 2025. However, PESI management indicated their belief that vit plant operations would begin before that based upon the current situation on the ground. Once those operations start, and before the plant ramps up to 100% capacity, PESI expects another $2-3M per month of revenue from the secondary waste (that should eventually ramp up to around $5-6M per month once the vit plan is operating at capacity).
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth Aug. 8 at 4:09 PM
$PESI Their CCs are down to the covering analyst (who works for the underwriter for all of $PESI's offerings), and a couple other analysts/bloggers who have been following or promoting the company for years. That's it. No new questioners, no new interest, basically a big yawn until $PESI starts producing profitable results.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth Aug. 8 at 4:03 PM
$PESI They missed the numbers. Continuing government delays and slow progress is almost inevitable. It's the nature of the business they are in. There will be another government funding fight next month (likely leading to another CR). Subtract 10%-15% from any estimates they offer, and add one year to any timeline they offer on big projects.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth Aug. 7 at 3:02 PM
$PESI unless they have one heck of a second half, it looks like no bonuses again this year. Might be hard to keep 'em down on the farm after the run they have had the past five years. You want to be in a career where you control your own fate. Several on the BOD and management running out of years. There is a decent chance vitrification doesn't happen until sometime in 2026, if then. When it's Hanford you always have to ask: "what could go wrong".
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth Aug. 7 at 11:55 AM
$PESI Make that seven consecutive quarterly misses, with the usual host of glitches/excuses of course. However, think it's a non-event as no one cares about 2025, and investors are becoming inured to the lack of visibility and management's inability to gauge the timing of its own business flow. I do, however, think investors should be concerned about the decline in the cash balance, especially as the PFAS infrastructure is still being built out. I smell another dilutive offering sometime in 2026. I could be wrong, but I do have the nose of a sommelier.
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DonCorleone77
DonCorleone77 Aug. 7 at 11:41 AM
$PESI Perma-fix Environmental reports Q2 EPS (15c) vs. (27c) last year -- Revenue $14.6M vs. $13.9M last year.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth Aug. 6 at 5:30 PM
$PESI So, investors are not buying this for 2025 results. Still, the horrific track record of consistent quarterly misses goes to the question of management's credibility, and their ability to have any forward visibility in their business. The Director's sale of the majority of her stock looms large. It doesn't mean something blew up in the quarter, but it is not a positive signal.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth Aug. 6 at 5:19 PM
$PESI Normal pre-earnings release jitters/paralysis, because they alway miss the estimates . To say they are due for a beat would be the understatement of the year. Think they have missed six or more consecutive quarterly estimates.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth Aug. 18 at 5:14 PM
$PESI The wait for vitrification continues to be interminable
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth Aug. 15 at 3:34 PM
$PESI Tough to hold any gains after yet another earnings downgrade following Q2 results, and the delay at Hanford. Think the covering analyst's downgraded 2026 eps estimate is still a bit optimistic. A number closer to breakeven would probably be closer to the mark as delays are inevitable, and new procurements could be difficult to land in a Republican controlled Administration. West Valley is dragging on as well. PFAS still a wild card.
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Ollie478
Ollie478 Aug. 11 at 3:12 PM
$PESI CC They noted they are already seeing $2-3M in monthly backlog from Hanford’s Integrated Tank Disposition Contract (ITDC). This work is entirely separate from the secondary waste contract awarded exclusively to PESI that is reliant on the vitrification plant operations. Although the vit plant was supposed to begin operations on August 1 of this year, they have now pushed back that start date to October 15, 2025. However, PESI management indicated their belief that vit plant operations would begin before that based upon the current situation on the ground. Once those operations start, and before the plant ramps up to 100% capacity, PESI expects another $2-3M per month of revenue from the secondary waste (that should eventually ramp up to around $5-6M per month once the vit plan is operating at capacity).
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth Aug. 8 at 4:09 PM
$PESI Their CCs are down to the covering analyst (who works for the underwriter for all of $PESI's offerings), and a couple other analysts/bloggers who have been following or promoting the company for years. That's it. No new questioners, no new interest, basically a big yawn until $PESI starts producing profitable results.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth Aug. 8 at 4:03 PM
$PESI They missed the numbers. Continuing government delays and slow progress is almost inevitable. It's the nature of the business they are in. There will be another government funding fight next month (likely leading to another CR). Subtract 10%-15% from any estimates they offer, and add one year to any timeline they offer on big projects.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth Aug. 7 at 3:02 PM
$PESI unless they have one heck of a second half, it looks like no bonuses again this year. Might be hard to keep 'em down on the farm after the run they have had the past five years. You want to be in a career where you control your own fate. Several on the BOD and management running out of years. There is a decent chance vitrification doesn't happen until sometime in 2026, if then. When it's Hanford you always have to ask: "what could go wrong".
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth Aug. 7 at 11:55 AM
$PESI Make that seven consecutive quarterly misses, with the usual host of glitches/excuses of course. However, think it's a non-event as no one cares about 2025, and investors are becoming inured to the lack of visibility and management's inability to gauge the timing of its own business flow. I do, however, think investors should be concerned about the decline in the cash balance, especially as the PFAS infrastructure is still being built out. I smell another dilutive offering sometime in 2026. I could be wrong, but I do have the nose of a sommelier.
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DonCorleone77
DonCorleone77 Aug. 7 at 11:41 AM
$PESI Perma-fix Environmental reports Q2 EPS (15c) vs. (27c) last year -- Revenue $14.6M vs. $13.9M last year.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth Aug. 6 at 5:30 PM
$PESI So, investors are not buying this for 2025 results. Still, the horrific track record of consistent quarterly misses goes to the question of management's credibility, and their ability to have any forward visibility in their business. The Director's sale of the majority of her stock looms large. It doesn't mean something blew up in the quarter, but it is not a positive signal.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth Aug. 6 at 5:19 PM
$PESI Normal pre-earnings release jitters/paralysis, because they alway miss the estimates . To say they are due for a beat would be the understatement of the year. Think they have missed six or more consecutive quarterly estimates.
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Ollie478
Ollie478 Aug. 4 at 1:49 PM
$PESI time to cover.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth Aug. 1 at 6:14 PM
$PESI I predicted a 15%-25% share price drop following the announcement of the delayed vitrification timetable on July 28. Since then, we are now down 13%.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth Aug. 1 at 3:22 PM
$PESI They did a reverse 1-for-5 split a little over a decade ago. A decade later, as if that split had not happened, this would still be a "penny stock" at about $2 per share. That's pathetic.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth Aug. 1 at 3:19 PM
$PESI stock in freefall now
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth Aug. 1 at 3:18 PM
$PESI single digits coming again soon?
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth Aug. 1 at 2:32 PM
$PESI Share price risk is down to $6-$7 per share due to vitrification delays and spending cutbacks likely for new procurements. Also, see spending cuts coming for EPA. Any triparty movement on any issue could be hindered or delayed. PFAS will have to rely on state enforcement or the impetus from civil litigation. No reason to touch this ahead of vitrification start-up. Index funds will also sell as art of a general market decline.
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Ollie478
Ollie478 Aug. 1 at 12:06 PM
$PESI https://wapo.st/46CDaHH
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth Jul. 31 at 7:28 PM
$PESI The company never delivers and continually misses guidance and timetables. They have been selling the same snake oil for over a decade.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth Jul. 30 at 7:40 PM
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth Jul. 30 at 7:03 PM
$PESI Hanford remediation is nothing short of an unmitigated disaster, and disappointment after disappointment. $PESI stock should be in freefall
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth Jul. 30 at 6:07 PM
$PESI While I'm pretty sure DOGE has already looked at Hanford (given the preliminary budget already put forth, the light Patty Murray has shone on it, and Wright's solid background and interest in all things nuclear), I think they should taken a second look for three reasons: 1. The delay in vitrification just announced given the history at Hanford of initial delays usually followed by multiple further delays and court set-asides. 2. To determine whether increased funding might expedite the process 3. To determine who benefits from the continual delays and foot dragging at Hanford, including those involved in a remunerative fashion in the legal process and additional court hearings, those doing the testing and re-testing, those doing the assessing, those involved in regulatory meeting after regulatory meeting, in short anyone who would benefit from slowing the process. It may be time to cut funding if those involved cannot get the job done and keep asking for reprive after reprieve.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth Jul. 30 at 3:50 PM
$PESI I'd expect a significant pullback here (15%-25%) as some investors just throw in the towel on yet another disappointing delay. Same ol' same 'ol with $PESI
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