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FTC Solar (NASDAQ:FTCI) has unveiled its Pioneer+ High Wind tracker, an enhanced version of its 1P Pioneer single-axis tracker designed for extreme wind conditions. The new system can withstand wind speeds up to 150 mph, making it suitable for coastal, hurricane-prone, and high-altitude regions.

The Pioneer+ High Wind tracker features configurable module string sizes for various wind categories, reinforced components for structural rigidity, and a wind direction-agnostic safety stow position. The system maintains compatibility across module form factors and incorporates the Pioneer line's user-friendly installation features while meeting increasingly stringent Risk Category requirements.

FTC Solar (Nasdaq: FTCI) reported Q2 2025 financial results with revenue of $20.0 million, up 74.9% year-over-year. The company secured a strategic $75 million financing facility with Cleanhill Partners and others, with an initial $14.3 million funded on July 2, 2025.

Key financial metrics include a GAAP net loss of $15.4 million ($1.18 per share) and reduced operating expenses at $7.6 million. The company's contracted backlog stands at $470 million. Management changes include Tony Alvarez's appointment as Independent Director, replacing Dean Priddy who retired from the Board.

For Q3 2025, FTC Solar expects revenue to increase approximately 5% quarter-over-quarter with a more significant ramp in Q4. The company continues to enhance its product portfolio with new features including an 80-degree stow angle and a new tracker for 2,000-volt systems.

FTC Solar (Nasdaq: FTCI) has launched a comprehensive Safe Harbor strategy to help utility-scale solar developers secure full Investment Tax Credit (ITC) eligibility under the Inflation Reduction Act and new "One Big Beautiful Bill" rules. The company offers two key paths: Capex Safe Harbor through early procurement of tracker components and Physical Work Safe Harbor via foundation procurement and installation.

The company's Universal Torque Tubes with Python Clip rail designs provide module-agnostic flexibility, allowing late-stage module changes without compromising design integrity. FTC Solar will offer 100% U.S.-sourced trackers starting Q4 2025, supported by dedicated engineering teams and a consultative approach to safe harbor strategies.

FTC Solar (Nasdaq: FTCI), a provider of solar tracker systems, software, and engineering services, has scheduled its second quarter 2025 financial results announcement for Tuesday, August 5, 2025, before market open.

The company will host a conference call at 8:30 a.m. ET on the same day to discuss Q2 2025 results, outlook, and other business matters. Investors can access the webcast through FTC Solar's investor relations website at investor.ftcsolar.com, where a replay will be available for 30 days.

FTC Solar (Nasdaq: FTCI) has secured a strategic financing facility of up to $75 million with Cleanhill Partners, AV Securities, and other long-term investors. The facility includes an initial term loan financing of up to $37.5 million, with $14.3 million already funded on July 2, 2025, and $23.2 million expected to close in Q3 2025.

The company can access an additional $37.5 million in future funding upon mutual agreement with investors. The financing will strengthen FTC Solar's balance sheet and support growth acceleration. The company has recently added over 6.5 gigawatts of new business with Tier 1 customers. A special stockholder meeting is planned for early September 2025 to approve the full exercise of associated warrants.

FTC Solar (NASDAQ: FTCI), a solar tracker systems and services provider, has announced its management team's participation in three upcoming investor conferences. CEO Yann Brandt and other executives will attend:

- CLEANPOWER 2025 in Phoenix on May 20, featuring group investor meetings with UBS, Guggenheim, and Roth Securities analysts

- Bank of America Power, Utilities and Alternative Energy Conference in New York on May 28

- Roth Securities London Conference in London on June 25

The latter two events will feature in-person investor meetings, with interested investors directed to contact their respective sales representatives.

- Operating expenses reached a multi-year low at $7.1 million - Bid activity increased 60% year-over-year - Backlog stands at approximately $482 million - Signed agreements totaling over 6.5 gigawatts with Tier 1 customers

The company strengthened its Board with two new members and expanded its 1P product line with high wind offerings up to 150mph. Management expects continued sequential revenue growth in Q2 2025, with 2025 revenue weighted toward the second half, and aims to achieve adjusted EBITDA breakeven within 2025.

FTC Solar (FTCI), a provider of solar tracker systems, software, and engineering services, has scheduled its first quarter 2025 financial results announcement for Thursday, May 1, 2025, before market open.

The company will host a conference call for investors at 8:30 a.m. E.T. on the same day to discuss Q1 2025 results, outlook, and other business matters. The webcast will be accessible through the Investor Relations section at investor.ftcsolar.com, with a replay available for 30 days following the event.

FTC Solar has unveiled a groundbreaking dual-row configuration for its 1P Pioneer Tracker™, featuring the industry's highest East-West slope tolerance of 17.5% for linked trackers. The new system offers configurable 4x4, 3x3, and 2x2 modular setups, increasing power density by up to 23% while optimizing land usage.

The innovation delivers superior cost efficiency through streamlined components and a shared drive tube design, reducing installation complexity and material requirements. The system enables developers to integrate both independent and dual-row trackers within the same site, optimizing site design while lowering CAPEX.

According to Yann Brandt, President and CEO, this advancement provides developers with enhanced flexibility in site design and cost efficiency, maximizing energy production while minimizing installation complexity and capital costs.