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KULR Just Had Its Best Quarter Ever But..... The Real Story Is What's Coming Next

  • Writer: Checkers
    Checkers
  • 6 days ago
  • 4 min read

KULR Technology Group (NYSE American: $KULR) is a company in the midst of an explosive transformation, and its financial results prove it. The numbers from the latest Q report are a direct reflection of a new business model, showing a company that has moved from promising technology to proven commercial success.


Last quarter, KULR's business hit its stride, posting a record-high quarterly revenue of $3.97 million, beating estimates by $523K with a 63% increase from the same period last year. This surge was fueled by a major 74% jump in product sales, and it's a clear sign that the company's shift to a product-focused business is working. The company also posted earnings per share of $0.22, beating estimates by $0.34 for its first-ever quarterly net income. With a balance sheet of about $140 million in cash and Bitcoin (including more than 1,000 BTC), this solid financial position gives them the capital they need to push forward with new product development and R&D. Adding to their credibility, KULR was also selected for inclusion in the Russell 3000 Index, opening doors to broader institutional investment.


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KULR ONE Space 400 Series

At the heart of KULR's product evolution is its KULR ONE platform, which delivers energy solutions for the most demanding environments. The company has achieved several major milestones with its specialized technology, paving the way for commercialization. The KULR ONE Space battery, for example, has passed NASA's acceptance process for the Artemis program, making it a viable off-the-shelf option for human-rated space missions. Similarly, the KULR ONE Guardian battery has been certified as ballistic-proof after withstanding impact from armor-piercing rounds, a critical achievement for defense applications. Furthermore, KULR has delivered a pressure-tolerant subsea battery, engineered for deepwater missions, reinforcing its expertise in extreme environments.


Looking ahead, CEO Michael Mo has set (and reaffirmed) a specific and ambitious target: $20 million in annual revenue for 2025. To achieve this goal, KULR is leveraging its superior technology and certifications through key partnerships to enter high-growth markets. The company's focus on the rapidly expanding Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) market has led to the launch of its KULR ONE Air product line, with volume production slated for Q4 of this year. The groundbreaking new product is the direct result of partnerships with two of the most respected names in the industry: Amprius Technologies and Molicel.


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KULR ONE AIR K1A 6S4P

Amprius Technologies is a leader in next-generation batteries, renowned for its patented silicon anode technology that delivers the industry's highest energy density. Their cells are engineered to pack more energy into a lighter footprint, which directly translates to longer flight times and greater payload capacity for drones, a critical advantage for extended missions in defense and commercial applications.


In contrast, Molicel has a 40-year history of producing high-power cells known for their exceptional thermal stability and high continuous discharge rates. These are the go-to batteries for high-performance applications like motorsports and professional power tools because they deliver the bursts of power necessary for rapid takeoff, quick maneuvers, and carrying heavy loads.


By combining Amprius' endurance-focused cells with Molicel's power-focused cells, KULR is able to create a unique hybrid system. KULR's own thermal management expertise is the final, crucial component, ensuring these high-performance batteries operate safely and efficiently. The result is a battery that is both a long-distance runner and a heavy-duty lifter, offering a complete, mission-ready solution that empowers next-generation unmanned systems. With the global drone battery market projected to grow from $9.5 billion to nearly $50 billion by 2035, KULR is primed to capitalize on this explosive demand by providing a level of performance and reliability that is currently unmatched.


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The Exia Exoskeleton

Beyond energy storage, KULR is expanding into the physical AI and robotics space through its partnership with German Bionic. As the exclusive North American distributor for the Exia exoskeleton, KULR is introducing an AI-powered suit that provides up to 84 pounds of lifting support, designed to protect workers from injury in manual labor industries. This venture is expected to begin contributing to the company's revenue in Q3 this year.


With its first profitable quarter now in the books, KULR’s new trajectory is clear. The company has a rock-solid financial foundation and a growing suite of proven technologies that have been vetted and certified by multiple government and industry agencies, including NASA. These innovations move KULR’s specialized products beyond the R&D phase, allowing the company to deliver solutions directly to key partners in the drone, robotics, and space markets. The record-breaking performance last quarter was a launchpad, as KULR sets a clear path toward a product-focused future and sustained growth.

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