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Dragonfly Energy (NASDAQ: DFLI) reported Q2 2024 financial results, highlighting strategic partnerships and market expansion. Key developments include:

1. A $30 million licensing agreement with Stryten Energy for Battle Born Batteries®
2. Partnership with Highway Transport to integrate all-electric APUs into 500+ trucks
3. Collaboration with Fraserway RV and Meyer Distributing to expand RV market presence

Financial highlights:
- Net Sales: $13.2 million (down from $19.3 million in Q2 2023)
- Gross Profit: $3.2 million
- Net Loss: $(13.6) million
- EBITDA: $(8.4) million

Q3 2024 Guidance:
- Net Sales: $13.5 - $15.0 million
- Gross Margin: 24% - 26%
- Operating Expenses: $(10.0) - $(10.5) million

Dragonfly Energy (Nasdaq: DFLI) is partnering with Highway Transport to integrate the Battle Born All-Electric APU into their fleet of over 500 trucks. This lithium-ion battery system provides auxiliary power for trucks, allowing operation of HVAC and electronics while the engine is off. The system is expected to reduce fuel costs and increase sustainability through emission reductions.

Highway Transport's commitment aligns with their Green Treads sustainability initiative. Initial trials have shown promising results, with the APU demonstrating the ability to power hotel loads for 12-16 hours, even in extreme heat. This partnership marks a significant step for Dragonfly Energy in penetrating the commercial trucking industry with lithium power solutions, potentially paving the way for wider adoption in the sector.

Dragonfly Energy (Nasdaq: DFLI) has entered into a $30 million licensing agreement with Stryten Energy for its Battle Born Batteries® brand. The deal grants Stryten exclusive rights to market and distribute Battle Born Batteries in new B2B markets, including military, automotive, marine, power sports, lawn and garden, and golf cart applications.

The agreement includes an initial $5 million licensing fee and potential mid-single digit royalty payments up to an additional $25 million. Dragonfly Energy will continue its operations in existing markets such as RV, off-grid properties, and stationary storage. The partnership aims to expand brand awareness and market reach while offering Stryten's customers reliable lithium-based power solutions.

Dragonfly Energy Holdings Corp. (Nasdaq: DFLI), a leading energy storage company and maker of Battle Born Batteries®, has announced its plans to release second quarter 2024 financial and operational results on August 14, 2024, after market close. The company will host a conference call and live webcast on the same day at 5:00 PM Eastern Time to discuss the results.

Investors and interested parties can access the webcast through a link provided or via the Events and Presentations page on Dragonfly Energy's investor relations website. For those preferring to join by phone, toll-free and international dial-in numbers are available. Participants are advised to log in or dial in at least 10 minutes before the event starts. An archive of the webcast and the earnings press release will be made available on the company's website shortly after the call.

Dragonfly Energy has announced a strategic partnership with Fraserway RV, Canada's largest coast-to-coast RV dealer. This collaboration will see Fraserway RV stock and install Dragonfly Energy's Battle Born Batteries, enhancing their customer offerings with sustainable and powerful energy solutions. With the Canadian RV market experiencing a significant growth, this partnership is well-timed to capitalize on the increased demand for outdoor recreation. Since 2014, camping households in Canada have increased by 68%, making it a lucrative market for Dragonfly Energy. The company aims to provide enhanced, eco-friendly customer experiences with this expansion.

United States Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo and Nevada Senator Jacky Rosen announced a $21 million federal investment in the Nevada Tech Hub at Dragonfly Energy's headquarters in Reno. The Tech Hub program aims to scale up the production of critical technologies, create jobs, and accelerate the growth of Nevada's lithium industry. Dragonfly Energy, a leader in energy storage and lithium-ion battery manufacturing, showcased its robust technology to the officials. This investment supports Dragonfly Energy's goal of vertical integration within Nevada, fostering infrastructure and workforce development initiatives.

Senator Rosen highlighted the importance of the lithium loop Tech Hub for advancing the U.S. energy goals and investing in STEM education and workforce training. Secretary Raimondo emphasized the investment as a strategic move to boost American manufacturing and technological innovation, enhancing U.S. economic competitiveness. Dragonfly Energy CEO, Dr. Denis Phares, reiterated the company's commitment to innovation and global competition.

Dragonfly Energy (Nasdaq: DFLI) collaborated with actor Jeremy Renner, The John Lennon Educational Tour Bus, and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northern Nevada to produce an original song and music video, premiered at Artown in Reno, Nevada. Six youth aged 14-16 participated, supported by Dragonfly's nontoxic lithium Battle Born Batteries powering the bus toward sustainability. The initiative aligns with Dragonfly's community engagement and environmental goals, aiming to inspire young minds and foster creativity. The event highlighted the company's commitment to social responsibility while promoting their energy storage solutions.

Dragonfly Energy, a leader in energy storage and maker of Battle Born Batteries, has partnered with Refreshment Services Pepsi to integrate lithium-ion batteries into their fleet for liftgate operations.

This transition from lead-acid batteries to Dragonfly's lithium technology will offer significant cost savings, environmental benefits, reduced downtime, and a longer lifespan. The switch will also lead to fuel savings by allowing trucks to turn off their engines at every stop without compromising liftgate operation.

Dragonfly Energy's lithium batteries are expected to outperform lead-acid batteries by 54% in cycle life, reducing replacement frequency and costs. This partnership signifies Dragonfly's growth in the medium and heavy-duty trucking industry.

Implementation will begin in late July at Refreshment Services Pepsi’s Terre Haute, Indiana facility.

Dragonfly Energy Holdings, a leader in energy storage, has expanded its Wakespeed product line with two new additions: the WS500 Pro Bluetooth Alternator Regulator and the WS48-12x Bi-Directional DC-DC Converter. The WS500 Pro enhances the existing WS500 by adding Bluetooth connectivity, allowing users to manage charging systems via a mobile app. The WS48-12x facilitates efficient power distribution between 12V and 48V systems, optimizing performance for mobile applications such as RVs and marine vessels.

The WS500 Pro will be available by late summer 2024, while the WS48-12x is already available for purchase. These innovations aim to meet the growing demand for higher battery capacity in confined spaces, promising faster charging, increased efficiency, and easy installation. Dragonfly Energy's new products will be showcased at the Overland Expo PNW 2024 in Redmond, OR from June 28-30.