Market Cap 203.66M
Revenue (ttm) 61.67M
Net Income (ttm) -13.78M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin -22.34%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.04
Volume 277,900
Avg Vol 172,148
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 18.57M
Stochastic %K 0%
Beta 0.61
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $17.00

Company Profile

Perma-Fix Environmental Services, Inc., through its subsidiaries, operates as an environmental and technology know-how company in the United States. The company 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, devel...

Industry: Waste Management
Sector: Industrials
Phone: 770 587 9898
Fax: 770 587 9937
Address:
8302 Dunwoody Place, Suite 250, Atlanta, United States
accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 14 at 9:40 PM
$PESI So, they are gonna undercut the investors of their last two offerings w/this proposed offering. What remains to be seen is if they undercut the 52-week low share price as well. I bet they come close to it. Sad to even have to think that could possibly happen. Some people would call the entire process leasing up to this: fiscal mismanagement . That would be kind. They were given $40 million from the last two offerings. Still negative EBITDA after almost two years, smh. More money down the sinkhole for PFAS in part
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 14 at 8:37 PM
$PESI There it is, a proposed offering. Not seeing terms, but expect them to be ugly for current shareholders. Embarrassing, but it had to be done. Let me rephrase that: Embarrassing that it had to be done. The CFO should be let go. Feels like maybe they had to wait for a low enough chop to the price in the market to induce buyer(s) to a toxic situation of continual unrestrained cash burn and negative EBITDA.. Proceeds in part to spend more money on PFAS development, which IMO borders on insanity. Likely takes an equity wipe off the table, not a lower share price given possible delays and unbridled spending on dubious ventures. Adjusted for the 1-for-5 reverse split over a decade ago the share price would be about $1.66 if that split had not occurred. Yikes! Not sure they have been forthright about the amount of spending to upgrade Perma-Fix Northwest, it seems unending. I'd trust little of what they say. Little-to-no financial acumen at this company. They should hire the auditor.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 14 at 8:09 PM
$PESI heavy chop to the share price continues AH. Whoa Nelly! Under $9 per share now. 52-week low is next at $8.02, and then perhaps then historic range just either side of $5.00 per share?
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 14 at 8:05 PM
$PESI Closed near the low of the day w/ a massive push to get out of the stock. Portends more downside ahead, a test of the 52-week low, and possibly much, much worse? Not to worry. The company seems not to be worried, or in a rush, to do anything really.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 14 at 7:34 PM
$PESI Scarier than what price they might have to accept to place equity, if they go that route, is the prospect that they may not find buyers.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 14 at 6:48 PM
$PESI How many shares were placed in the last two offerings? Not sure how many of them are still held by those purchasers , but I would guess at least half of what remains are at risk of constituting an overhang, given the lack of value enhancement (negative return) over roughly the last two years. The level of disgust would only be amplified if another secondary is placed at prices below where they originally bought. Obviously, some have probably already made that calculation. Suffice it to say a ton of stock is being dumped. Not to worry though. No hurry evidently to stem the decline.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 14 at 6:25 PM
$PESI with no financing yet announced to cure the going concern issue, I'd now put the chance of survival at less than 50:50. Substantial doubt has become a little more substantial given the inertia. Maybe someone lob a call in to see if anyone picks up the phone in the CFO's office?
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 14 at 4:00 PM
$PESI The CFO could have run an A.I. cash flow analysis six months ago telling them they needed more financing, and they could have done it when the stock was at much higher levels. What's does the CFO at this company do anyway? I've seen lots of companies w/great product lines not make it due to bad financial management and lack of oversight . This mess is of their own making. The BOD apparently remains asleep.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 14 at 1:51 PM
$PESI Apparently the strategy is: We've done all we can do
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 14 at 1:41 PM
$PESI The "Purge" continues, and will probably do so until they announce a cash infusion strategy. Every day they wait will bring more pain to shareholders.
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Latest News on PESI
Perma-Fix Announces Proposed Public Offering of Common Stock

May 14, 2026, 4:07 PM EDT - 3 hours ago

Perma-Fix Announces Proposed Public Offering of Common Stock


Perma-Fix Environmental Services Earnings Call Transcript: Q3 2025

Nov 10, 2025, 10:00 AM EST - 6 months ago

Perma-Fix Environmental Services Earnings Call Transcript: Q3 2025


Perma-Fix Environmental Services Earnings Call Transcript: Q2 2025

Aug 7, 2025, 10:00 AM EDT - 10 months ago

Perma-Fix Environmental Services Earnings Call Transcript: Q2 2025


Perma-fix Environmental expands PFAS treatment operations

2025-02-19T16:35:17.000Z - 1 year ago

Perma-fix Environmental expands PFAS treatment operations


Perma-fix Environmental appoints Troy Eshleman as COO

2025-01-30T13:40:37.000Z - 1 year ago

Perma-fix Environmental appoints Troy Eshleman as COO


Perma-Fix Announces Proposed Public Offering of Common Stock

Dec 17, 2024, 4:05 PM EST - 1 year ago

Perma-Fix Announces Proposed Public Offering of Common Stock


Perma-Fix Announces Over $8 Million in New Contract Awards

Aug 1, 2023, 8:30 AM EDT - 3 years ago

Perma-Fix Announces Over $8 Million in New Contract Awards


Perma-Fix Provides Update on Recent Contract Awards

Apr 14, 2023, 8:30 AM EDT - 3 years ago

Perma-Fix Provides Update on Recent Contract Awards


accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 14 at 9:40 PM
$PESI So, they are gonna undercut the investors of their last two offerings w/this proposed offering. What remains to be seen is if they undercut the 52-week low share price as well. I bet they come close to it. Sad to even have to think that could possibly happen. Some people would call the entire process leasing up to this: fiscal mismanagement . That would be kind. They were given $40 million from the last two offerings. Still negative EBITDA after almost two years, smh. More money down the sinkhole for PFAS in part
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 14 at 8:37 PM
$PESI There it is, a proposed offering. Not seeing terms, but expect them to be ugly for current shareholders. Embarrassing, but it had to be done. Let me rephrase that: Embarrassing that it had to be done. The CFO should be let go. Feels like maybe they had to wait for a low enough chop to the price in the market to induce buyer(s) to a toxic situation of continual unrestrained cash burn and negative EBITDA.. Proceeds in part to spend more money on PFAS development, which IMO borders on insanity. Likely takes an equity wipe off the table, not a lower share price given possible delays and unbridled spending on dubious ventures. Adjusted for the 1-for-5 reverse split over a decade ago the share price would be about $1.66 if that split had not occurred. Yikes! Not sure they have been forthright about the amount of spending to upgrade Perma-Fix Northwest, it seems unending. I'd trust little of what they say. Little-to-no financial acumen at this company. They should hire the auditor.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 14 at 8:09 PM
$PESI heavy chop to the share price continues AH. Whoa Nelly! Under $9 per share now. 52-week low is next at $8.02, and then perhaps then historic range just either side of $5.00 per share?
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 14 at 8:05 PM
$PESI Closed near the low of the day w/ a massive push to get out of the stock. Portends more downside ahead, a test of the 52-week low, and possibly much, much worse? Not to worry. The company seems not to be worried, or in a rush, to do anything really.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 14 at 7:34 PM
$PESI Scarier than what price they might have to accept to place equity, if they go that route, is the prospect that they may not find buyers.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 14 at 6:48 PM
$PESI How many shares were placed in the last two offerings? Not sure how many of them are still held by those purchasers , but I would guess at least half of what remains are at risk of constituting an overhang, given the lack of value enhancement (negative return) over roughly the last two years. The level of disgust would only be amplified if another secondary is placed at prices below where they originally bought. Obviously, some have probably already made that calculation. Suffice it to say a ton of stock is being dumped. Not to worry though. No hurry evidently to stem the decline.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 14 at 6:25 PM
$PESI with no financing yet announced to cure the going concern issue, I'd now put the chance of survival at less than 50:50. Substantial doubt has become a little more substantial given the inertia. Maybe someone lob a call in to see if anyone picks up the phone in the CFO's office?
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 14 at 4:00 PM
$PESI The CFO could have run an A.I. cash flow analysis six months ago telling them they needed more financing, and they could have done it when the stock was at much higher levels. What's does the CFO at this company do anyway? I've seen lots of companies w/great product lines not make it due to bad financial management and lack of oversight . This mess is of their own making. The BOD apparently remains asleep.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 14 at 1:51 PM
$PESI Apparently the strategy is: We've done all we can do
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 14 at 1:41 PM
$PESI The "Purge" continues, and will probably do so until they announce a cash infusion strategy. Every day they wait will bring more pain to shareholders.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 13 at 10:20 PM
$PESI The SEHC acquisition 15 years ago, Isotope, PFAS---all of those "Strategic Initiatives" have caused financial strain and near jeopardy. Please, no more "Strategic Initiatives". Shareholders cannot take much more "winning" or forays into idealistic ventures. Until you get a DEM Administration (i.e. strict Federal EPA regulation) the risk reward tradeoff of any more cash outlays for PFAS looks uninspiring , and that's being euphemistic.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 13 at 8:23 PM
$PESI still dropping AH. Rut Roh!
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 13 at 7:52 PM
$PESI Hide the women and children. It's a massacre .
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 13 at 7:16 PM
$PESI fighting to hold the price where the last two offerings were done. Hint: It's probably not going to hold.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 13 at 5:52 PM
$PESI Tens of millions of dollars in market cap washed away almost daily since the 1Q release and CC. Not to worry. Things will start getting better beginning 2Q, except for the minor fact that they are still expected to lose money..."they are running out of quarters" (double entendre intended).
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 13 at 4:15 PM
$PESI Getting close to "Save What You Can" time for investors?
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 13 at 3:58 PM
$PESI If they could have placed equity, they probably would have done it by now given the urgency of the going concern citation, and the stock drifting lower day by day. Each day is costing them millions , tens of millions in lost market cap. It's basically untouchable for PMs to take on equity if a company is under a going concern citation. Probably a scramble going on to assure survival at this point. If they wait much longer they may be placing stock well inside dingle digits, maybe close to middle single digits. If they do place equity, the dilution is going to be horrific, but that will be the price to pay to keep the company alive. It's a coin flip as whether they can extricate themselves from the cash burn trajectory and exist much longer as a standalone. Vultures are likely circling looking to grab the company's geographic niche at hanford. Hard to explain what the company is waiting for. Still not sure what the CFO does at this company.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 12 at 2:52 PM
$PESI If they do nothing, they could be out of cash before year-end, even w/improvement beginning in 2Q. Just look at the rate of cash burn and the analysts quarterly eps estimates (losses in 2Q and 3Q).
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 11 at 12:23 PM
$PESI Not sure how much auditors actually see preparing an interim quarterly report, but the cash balance on the 10 Q was as of March 31. Wonder if they had an even more up-to-the minute sense of cash on hand since the 10Q was just filed? 2Q is almost surely another money losing quarter, at least according to the covering analyst. Doesn't seem to be any sense of urgency from management? Timelines for their revenue expectations and contract awards just keep slipping. The "tick-tock" is accelerating and they seem oblivious
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Ollie478
Ollie478 May. 10 at 3:57 PM
$PESI $OKLO perhaps it’s time for the Government to take a 10% stake in PESI when it awards the grouting contract in July, similar to INTC and MP. Given that nuclear waste is the #1 obstacle to the administration's energy goals, the argument for treating Perma-Fix as a "strategic asset" rather than just a vendor is stronger today than it has ever been.
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 9 at 1:21 PM
$PESI Why does every CC sound like: "If you comb your hair the other way, no one will notice"?
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accretivewealth
accretivewealth May. 8 at 9:55 PM
$PESI Anyone listen to the CC? The Q&A was literally like a couple of the underwriters' analysts and some old guy who has been following and cheerleading them over a decade, constantly amazed at the company's potential and future opportunities....for over a decade. That is just sad. $11 million in quarterly revenues for a company listed for over 30 years... Just fold up shop. They are close to the point they may not even be able to place equity. Anyone who participates is funding losses and keeping the company alive so management can collect compensation . There might be some stupid enough to do that at a big enough discount, and then they can watch the market pass them by, waving at them like it has for over three decades. Just waiting for the small glitches and bugs at hanford to turn into bigger delays and halts. $100 million in revenue?Heck their run rate is under $50 million and you need $200 million to justify the current share price at 1X revenue given the unpredictable results
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