Profire Power, Inc. (PFIE) This autumn 2023 Earnings Name Transcript

Profire Power, Inc. (NASDAQ:PFIE) This autumn 2023 Earnings Convention Name March 14, 2024 8:30 AM ET

Firm Contributors

Steven Hooser – IR

Ryan Oviatt – Co-CEO and CFO

Cameron Tidball – Co-CEO

Convention Name Contributors

Rob Brown – Lake Avenue Capital Markets

John Bair – Ascend Wealth Advisors

Operator

Good morning, everybody, and thanks for collaborating in at this time’s convention name to debate Profire Power’s Fourth Quarter and Full 12 months 2023 ended December 31, 2023. [Operator Instructions]

I might now like to show the decision over to Stephen Hooser, Investor Relations, to get the decision began. Please go forward.

Steven Hooser

Thanks, operator. With me on the decision at this time is Co-CEO and CFO of Profire Power, Ryan Oviatt; and Co-CEO, Cameron Tidball. Yesterday, after the market closed, the corporate filed its Kind 10-Okay with the SEC and mentioned the quarter and full 12 months’s highlights in a press launch. As all the time, each of these paperwork can be found on the Traders part of the corporate’s web site. The transcript of this name will probably be posted within the coming days.

Earlier than we start at this time’s name, I wish to take a second to learn the corporate’s secure harbor assertion. Statements made throughout this name that aren’t historic are forward-looking statements. This name comprises forward-looking statements, together with, however not restricted to, statements relating to the corporate’s anticipated development, future success of diversification efforts, the deliberate analysis and growth of latest merchandise, development in our buyer base, elevated world demand for hydrocarbons, development of our associate service community, will increase of worldwide LNG demand, potential M&A alternatives, elevated momentum in essential power infrastructure within the firm’s future and monetary efficiency.

All such forward-looking statements are topic to uncertainties and modifications in circumstances. Ahead-looking statements aren’t ensures of future outcomes or efficiency and contain dangers, assumptions and uncertainties that