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The KULR Technology Group, Inc. (NYSE American: KULR) news feed on Stock Titan aggregates company announcements, market disclosures, and third-party coverage related to its activities as an energy-systems platform and Bitcoin+ treasury company. KULR’s press releases highlight developments in high-performance energy systems, battery safety, thermal management, and AI data center power infrastructure, as well as updates on its bitcoin-focused treasury strategy.
Readers can find news about KULR’s expansion into AI-scale data centers through rack-level Battery Backup Units, its participation as a Platinum Member of the Open Compute Project, and joint development collaborations for next-generation BBU architectures built around ultra-high-power 21700 cell platforms. Coverage also includes announcements on defense-oriented battery systems, such as a 400V battery for Counter-UAS Directed Energy Systems, and new products for space power, including KULR ONE Space CubeSat batteries.
The news stream features items on telecom and digital infrastructure energy storage, including a preferred battery supply agreement and asset purchase related to UL-listed battery packs, which KULR links to its expansion into communications, fiber, and data center energy storage markets. Investors can also review updates on the company’s Bitcoin Treasury Accumulation Strategy and hosting partnerships for bitcoin mining capacity, as well as financial results, ATM program decisions, and shareholder meeting outcomes.
By following this page, users can monitor how KULR describes the evolution of its energy systems portfolio, AI data center initiatives, defense and aerospace projects, telecom-focused battery solutions, and bitcoin treasury activities through official press releases and SEC-related news items.
KULR (NYSE American: KULR) reported fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results on March 31, 2026. 2025 revenue rose 51% to $16.17M, while Q4 revenue fell 15% to $2.86M. Net loss widened to $61.90M, $1.56 per share
R&D spending increased 127% to $10.76M and SG&A rose to $27.70M. Cash declined to $13.30M; Bitcoin holdings were $93.995M as of December 31, 2025. Management emphasized product revenue growth and continued investments to scale commercial traction.
KULR (NYSE American: KULR) will host its Q4 and full year 2025 earnings call on Tuesday, March 31, 2026 at 4:30 p.m. ET (1:30 p.m. PT).
The company will issue financial results in a press release before the call; registration is required to receive dial-in details and a unique access code.
KULR Technology Group (NYSE:KULR) signed a co-development agreement with Robinson Helicopter to develop a high-performance battery system for the eR66 electric helicopter demonstrator.
The collaboration targets advances in energy density, thermal stability, certification readiness, and initial program milestones targeted for late 2026.
KULR (NYSE American: KULR) entered a Joint Development Collaboration with Hylio to design, prototype, qualify, and domestically manufacture NDAA-compliant battery systems in Texas for integration into Hylio unmanned agricultural drones. The collaboration targets high-performance, mission-critical energy storage for government, defense-adjacent, and commercial agricultural UAS.
The companies expect engineering, integration, and manufacturing activities to be centered in Texas and will evaluate multiple chemistries and pack configurations. A market report projects agricultural drone revenue growing from $4.08B in 2026 to $8.65B by 2032 (CAGR 13.21%).
KULR Technology Group (NYSE:KULR) was awarded a five-year preferred battery supply agreement from Caban Energy on Jan 14, 2026, generating an estimated $30 million in total revenue to KULR beginning in 2026. As part of the deal, KULR took over Caban’s Plano, Texas manufacturing assets, expanding its U.S. manufacturing footprint to support telecom, data-center, aerospace, and defense battery programs. The agreement targets telecom and digital-infrastructure backup power needs tied to 5G rollouts and mission-critical uptime, and positions KULR to scale production and development throughput for high-reliability energy systems.
KULR Technology Group (NYSE American: KULR) announced it will pause its at-the-market (ATM) equity offering program with Cantor Fitzgerald and Craig-Hallum through June 30, 2026. The company said it maintains a strong balance sheet, carries no debt, and has sufficient liquidity to support planned operations and growth initiatives. During the pause, KULR intends to prioritize execution across core platforms, including ramping production of KULR ONE Air products and advancing development of KULR ONE MAX battery backup solutions for AI data center and telecommunications applications.
KULR Technology Group (NYSE: KULR) entered a Joint Development Collaboration on Dec 17, 2025 to co-develop a next‑generation KULR ONE® MAX Battery Backup Unit (BBU) for AI‑scale data centers.
The program targets a commercial opportunity of up to $100 million, centers on an ultra‑high‑power 21700 cell platform, and is engineered to meet OCP ORV3 and NVIDIA 800 HVDC requirements. KULR will lead design, safety engineering, thermal management, and UL 9540/9540A certification; the partner will support cell integration and commit to long‑term cell supply upon successful certification.
KULR Technology Group (NYSE American: KULR) announced on Dec 11, 2025 that it joined the Open Compute Project as a Platinum Member, entering the AI data center market with rack-level Battery Backup Units (BBUs).
The company says its KULR ONE® MAX BBU aligns with OCP ORV3 standards—800V rack power, localized energy storage, continuous telemetry, fast transient response, and strict thermal-propagation control—leveraging space-grade battery safety and carbon-fiber thermal management originally developed for aerospace.
KULR cites membership benefits including early standards contribution, hyperscaler integration opportunities, faster product development cycles, and expanded visibility for its safety-driven energy systems.
KULR (NYSE American: KULR) will sponsor Reuters Energy Live 2025 and present a new datacenter battery energy storage reference design. CTO Dr. William Walker will speak on Dec 10, 2025 at 10:40 AM CT about the KULR ONE® MAX ORV3, a 21700-based Battery Backup Unit (BBU) architecture for AI-scale data centers.
The announcement highlights integrated safety-by-design features, UL 9540/9540A qualification intent, a standardized 48V module, scalable tray-level parallelization, and KULR's report that prototype abuse testing prevented thermal runaway in 8 of 8 tests.
KULR Technology (NYSE American: KULR) announced development of a next-generation 400V battery system to support a Counter-UAS Directed Energy System, delivering a complete design package and prototype in 5 weeks after receipt of a purchase order. The system is planned to enter production in 2026. KULR cited model-based electrical and thermal simulations, proprietary cell selection, and in-house integration at its Webster, Texas facility to accelerate design, testing, and transition toward low-rate initial production.
The release notes the directed energy weapons market forecast rising from $7.9B to $39.9B (~17.6% CAGR) over the next decade, framing demand drivers as rising defense budgets and military modernization.