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Wolfpack Research Targets Flotek Industries Over Contract Loss

Wolfpack Research has alleged that Flotek Industries failed to disclose the cancellation of a significant $400 million power contract, a move that could impact over half of the company's backlog.

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By The Forensic Ledger DeskNovember 2, 20262 min read
Wolfpack Research Targets Flotek Industries Over Contract Loss

In a recent report, Wolfpack Research has cast a spotlight on Flotek Industries (NYSE: FTK), alleging that the company withheld material information regarding the status of a $400 million power contract in Puerto Rico. According to the research firm, the contract—which was central to the company's growth narrative—had been cancelled, yet this development was notably absent from investor communications until days after the report's publication. Wolfpack estimates that the loss of this PREPA power contract could effectively wipe out more than 50% of Flotek’s existing backlog, raising significant questions regarding the company's transparency and the accuracy of its recent financial disclosures. While Flotek subsequently acknowledged the news in an SEC filing, the delay in disclosure highlights a recurring theme in activist short-selling: the identification of material operational failures that management attempts to obscure. This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of monitoring backlog quality and contract stability, particularly for companies operating in volatile infrastructure sectors. Investors should note that this is not the first time Flotek has faced scrutiny; the company previously dealt with an activist short report in 2022 that questioned its accounting practices, followed by the departure of its VP of Finance in May of this year. As the market digests the impact of this contract loss, the focus remains on whether the company can maintain its operational momentum without its primary revenue driver. ## Key Takeaways - Wolfpack Research alleges Flotek Industries failed to timely disclose the cancellation of a $400 million contract. - The loss of the PREPA contract is estimated to impact over 50% of the company's total backlog. - The report follows a history of governance concerns at Flotek, including a 2022 short report and recent executive turnover. ## Sources - The Bear Cave #340 — Analysis of recent activist reports and corporate governance issues, August 23, 2026.

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