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Helio Corporation (OTC: HLEO) generates news at the intersection of aerospace engineering and space-based renewable energy. Through its Heliospace subsidiary, the company reports on contributions to high-profile space missions, while more recent announcements focus on its strategic move into space-based solar power (SBSP) and related financing and investor-relations initiatives.
News updates highlight Helio’s work on NASA and commercial missions, including deployable antennas and sensors for the Europa Clipper spacecraft and Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost Mission 1 lunar lander. These stories showcase flight-proven hardware, mission milestones, and validation of the company’s space-qualified mechanisms and antenna systems.
In parallel, Helio has begun publishing news about its SBSP strategy, which it describes as developing “power plants in space” that capture solar energy beyond Earth’s atmosphere and beam it to the surface. Releases discuss the company’s microwave power-beaming architecture, its view of SBSP as a potential utility-scale energy source, and its efforts to position itself within the emerging orbital energy infrastructure market.
Investors following HLEO can also expect news on capital markets activity and corporate governance, including debt exchanges, promissory note financings, leadership changes, and the planned Mission Helio utility token offering. Additional coverage addresses investor outreach efforts such as presentation series, conference participation, and plans for earnings calls intended to explain strategy and financial results.
This news feed provides a centralized view of Helio’s operational progress, mission participation, SBSP development plans, and key regulatory and financing disclosures, offering context for both the company’s aerospace work and its long-term energy infrastructure ambitions.
Helio (OTC:HLEO) says the Administration's FY2027 proposal narrows NASA's topline to approximately $18.8 billion while increasing focused funding for lunar exploration to about $8.5 billion. Helio highlights alignment between its CLPS, Artemis and commercial lunar capabilities and the renewed U.S. emphasis on sustained lunar infrastructure.
The company notes budget outcomes remain subject to Congressional approval and sees continued commercial opportunity as Artemis priorities persist.
Helio Corporation (OTC:HLEO) says it has delivered flight-proven hardware on four lunar missions, participated on Intuitive Machines IM-1 and Firefly Blue Ghost, and supplied systems for two upcoming CLPS missions and a Firefly lunar orbiter scheduled late 2026. The company was selected for Artemis IV Deployed Instruments (A4DI) and has submitted proposals for five additional CLPS missions.
Helio positions this record as a foundation for future efforts including space-based solar power while cautioning that forward-looking plans depend on financing and other risks.
Helio Corporation (OTC Pink: HLEO) filed its Form 10-Q for the quarter ended January 31, 2026 and reported a major financial restructuring. Key moves include extinguishing merchant cash advance loans, paying convertible notes, bringing defaulted notes current, raising ~$931,000 equity at $1.10/sh, and adding a new CFO and independent auditor.
Operationally, Q1 revenue fell to $495,550 from $1,427,576 YoY, net loss widened to $3,733,728, and cash was $282,061 as of January 31, 2026 (improved from $7,305 Oct 31, 2025).
Helio (OTC: HLEO) appointed Vikas “Vik” Parti as an independent director and Chairman of Intellectual Property on January 21, 2026. Parti is a registered U.S. patent attorney (registered since 2009) with a J.D. and a B.S. in computer science and will lead Helio’s effort to formalize an IP roadmap aligned with its product roadmap.
Helio said it will proactively secure patents, protect trade secrets, and build a defensive “picket fence” of patents to support licensing, partnerships, and commercialization as it scales space-based energy, satellite systems, and antenna technologies.
Helio (OTCID: HLEO) named Mark Knauf as Chief Financial Officer on January 20, 2026, to strengthen financial governance as the company advances toward a planned uplisting to the New York Stock Exchange.
Knauf, a Certified Public Accountant with more than 32 years of accounting and finance experience, will oversee financial operations, capital planning, internal controls, and strategic budgeting. The appointment is tied to Helio’s remediation plan addressing previously disclosed material weaknesses in internal controls. Helio’s NYSE application and Form S-1 remain active, and the company expects to file its annual Form 10-K in late January 2026; no assurance of listing approval is given.
Helio Corporation (OTC:HLEO) will present at the 3rd Annual DealFlow Discovery Conference on January 28-29, 2026 at The Borgata Hotel, Casino & Spa in Atlantic City, NJ.
Chairman & CEO Ed Cabrera and CTO Gregory Delory will deliver a company presentation and be available for one-on-one investor meetings. The company focuses on space-based solar power and validated power-beaming technologies. Investors may request an investor pass to attend at no cost and can learn more at www.helio.space.
Helio (OTCID: HLEO) on Jan 13, 2026 positioned itself to lead the emerging space-based solar power (SBSP) industry, emphasizing utility-scale energy delivery from orbit.
The company highlights a microwave power beaming architecture as its preferred, lower‑risk technical pathway versus infrared laser concepts and cites its operational heritage since 2018 supporting NASA, European Space Agency, Firefly and Honeybee Robotics with products “from the Sun to Jupiter.”
Helio says its engineering depth and flight-proven systems reduce program risk and support commercialization of grid-connected SBSP.
Helio Corporation (OTCID: HLEO) announced an expanded investor outreach program on January 12, 2026, naming Edward W. Cabrera Manager of Investor Relations and bringing investor communications in-house to support long-term shareholder value.
The company scheduled investor presentations in Newport Beach (Jan 26), Beverly Hills (Jan 26 evening), and San Francisco (Jan 27), and will present at the DealFlow Discovery Conference in Atlantic City on Jan 28–29, 2026. Helio also said it will host its first earnings call on February 2, 2026 and intends to make quarterly calls a standard practice.
The outreach emphasizes transparency, direct access to management, and explaining Helio’s space-based solar power strategy and technology platform to qualified investors.
Helio (OTC: HLEO) announced a planned $20 million non-dilutive Initial Coin Offering for its utility token, Mission Helio, to fund its space-based solar power (SBSP) program. The token is described as functional within Helio’s ecosystem and explicitly does not confer equity, ownership, profit-sharing, or claims on company assets. Proceeds are expected to advance Helio’s “Power Plants in Space” initiative, including proprietary hardware, power transmission systems, IP, and infrastructure expansion. The company frames the offering as an alternative capital-raising model using participation in unregulated digital asset markets while aiming to protect shareholder equity.
Helio Corporation (OTCID: HLEO) announced on January 6, 2026 a strategic initiative to develop and commercialize space-based solar power (SBSP) systems that capture solar energy in orbit and transmit continuous renewable power to terrestrial receivers.
The company plans a phased, scalable development path using its existing space systems expertise, expanded intellectual property, technical demonstrations, and strategic partnerships while pursuing a mix of invested capital and non-dilutive funding to support disciplined capital deployment.