Cyberlux Corporation Issues Monthly Recap with Key Accomplishments for the Month of November 2021
Cyberlux Corporation (OTC PINK:CYBL) released its November 2021 recap, highlighting strong financial performance with a revenue of $1,509,267, exceeding forecasts by 37%. Year-to-date revenue reached $6,045,174. The company increased its 2021 revenue guidance from $5.2 million to $6.6 million. Key developments include the acquisition of 30 hectares of solar property for 20MW of renewable energy production, successful collaborations with the Department of Defense, and positive net income projections for the year. Upcoming growth strategies are being discussed with investment banking partners.
- Revenue for November reached $1,509,267, exceeding forecasts by 37%.
- Increased full-year revenue guidance from $5.2 million to $6.6 million (26.9% increase).
- Positive net income projected for the full year 2021.
- Acquired 30 hectares of solar power generation property to produce 20MW starting in 2022.
- Successful joint field exercise with Department of Defense customers enhancing growth opportunities.
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Company provides Shareholders and Investors with key updates and milestones that were achieved during November 2021
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC / ACCESSWIRE / December 7, 2021 / Today, Cyberlux Corporation, (OTC PINK:CYBL), an advanced technology platform company and a leading provider of LED lighting, renewable energy and infrastructure technology, and advanced unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) solutions, provided an update on the Company's key accomplishments during the month of November 2021.
Cyberlux Corporation CEO Mark Schmidt stated:
"Dear CYBL Community, we had our fourth consecutive month of exceeding our plans and expectations, and we are particularly excited that November was our third month in a row where we beat revenue forecasts, which made it a great month by all measures. We announced our best month of November revenue ever, we increased our revenue outlook for 2021, acquired 30 hectares of solar power generation property for the production of 20MW of renewable energy starting in 2022, participated in an outstanding joint field exercise with new Department of Defense customers, began the full pursuit on the new infrastructure bill spending across six states, and started the next phase of the company's growth with investment banking strategy meetings in NYC. Here's a quick recap of what transpired:
- We reported revenue for November of
$1,509,267 which exceeded both the June projection of$1,000,000 b y51% and the new revised November outlook of$1,100 ,00 by37% . In addition, our year-to-date revenue through November is$6,045,174 , which also exceeded our revised Q4 revenue ramp by37% as well. - We increased our revenue guidance for the full year 2021 from
$5.2 million to$6.6 million , an increase of26.9% from the Company's prior guidance. In addition, we expected to post positive net income from Operations for the full year 2021. - We have finalized the acquisition of 30 hectares of solar generation property in the Sabanalarga region of Colombia. We are evaluating plans to optimize profit generation including two energy reseller partnerships and three cryptocurrency mining alternatives. We expect to bring the facility online in 2022 and produce a minimum of 20MW of electricity, with additional property rights available from our HAVAS acquisition for further expansion. We are still determining the best partnership agreements for the optimal profit model, with both a short-term risk and long-term growth consideration. We will be releasing further details as soon as the plans are finalized.
- We published our Q3 2021 financial report with the following highlights:
1.613% increase in Q3 vs. Q2 Revenue,$2.25 1M vs.$367 K.
2.50.1% increase in Q3 Revenue vs. June Q3 estimates,$2.25 1M vs.$1.5M .
3. Net Income of$155 K for Q3 which was252% Year over Year.
4. YTD Net Income of$543 K which was289% Year over Year. - We have made significant progress during November in the Advanced Lighting Solutions (ALS), the FlightEye UAS and the Infrastructure Technology Solutions (ITS) business units.
- For the ALS and FlightEye business units, we had a very successful field exercise on November 17-18, with significant DoD opportunities, both public and private. We have new customers and non-US defense customers to help drive our 2022 growth. We expect to share public details later in December.
- For the ITS business unit, we had two days of execution planning in our Miami office as part of the infrastructure spending bill, and we are in very competitive pursuit of
$47M in rural broadband infrastructure across six states, most likely in the role of subcontractor utilizing our core expertise from the FBD Group acquisition. We are also driving proposals with ten municipal government opportunities. Our ITS group is also expanding in further in Europe as well. We expect to share public details later in December.
- We met with potential investment banking partners in NYC and have the foundation for our plans going forward including several uplisting strategy proposals. We expect to finalize in early Q1 2022.
- Last, and perhaps most importantly, we made strides with our fundamental strategic IP development. We expect to release some next level information before year-end.
We had a great November and Q4 is on track to be our best ever. As planned, we had growth from acquisitions and from the large markets we are addressing, and we even exceeded our revised November outlook by
About Cyberlux Corporation
Cyberlux Corporation (OTC PINK:CYBL), an advanced technology growth platform company, is a leader in solid-state lighting innovation, has developed breakthrough LED lighting, energy efficiency technology, advanced infrastructure technology, and advanced unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) technology solutions, available today in U.S. government agencies, commercial markets and international opportunities. For more information, please visit www.cyberlux.com. For investor information, please contact: ir_cybl@cyberlux.com
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