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ARRY
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Over the past 12 months, ARRY has underperformed S&P 500, delivering a return of -59% compared to S&P 500's +14% growth.
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Array Technologies Inc
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Array Technologies makes solar tracking systems, the mechanical racks that move large solar panels so they follow the sun during the day. Its main products are single-axis trackers and related parts and software that help solar farms generate more electricity from the same land area. The company sells mainly to developers, engineering firms, and owners of utility-scale solar projects, where trackers are a standard piece of the plant design. Array usually earns money by selling the tracker hardware, along with engineering support, project coordination, and long-term service parts. Its business depends on the buildout of large solar power plants, so it sits in the middle of the solar supply chain between module makers and the companies that build and run solar farms. Because each project needs a tailored mechanical system, customers often value the company's design work, reliability, and ability to deliver equipment that fits a site. What makes Array different is that it is not a solar panel maker or a power producer. It sells the moving foundation that helps solar panels capture more sunlight over the course of the day. That makes its business tied to how solar farms are engineered and constructed, rather than to electricity prices or consumer rooftop demand.