Amprius Technologies Inc. published the transcript of its Q4 and full-year 2025 earnings conference call held on March 5, 2026. The call was led by President and CEO Thomas Stepien and CFO Ricardo Rodriguez, and included Q&A participation from analysts Eric Stine (Craig-Hallum), Austin Bohlig (Needham & Company), Mark Shooter (William Blair), Colin Rusch (Oppenheimer), Ryan Pfingst (B. Riley Securities), Ted Jackson (Northland Securities), Derek Soderberg (Cantor Fitzgerald), Chip Moore (ROTH Capital), and Amit Dayal (H.C. Wainwright). Management highlighted strong 2025 commercial momentum for its second-generation SiCore silicon-anode batteries, including adoption across unmanned aerial vehicle customers and a win with Nokia Drone Networks, as well as recognition at CES for an “industry-leading 520 watt hours per kilogram.” Stepien said, “2025 was a landmark year for Amprius,” and added, “Our silicon anode lithium-ion battery was selected…for delivering an industry-leading 520 watt hours per kilogram.” A major focus was U.S. National Defense Authorization Act sourcing compliance for Department of War UAV batteries, including progress under Amprius’ Defense Innovation Unit contract, which management said has been increased to $14.8 million. Stepien reported, “Our scorecard for the battery component sourcing is 11 out of 11,” citing NDAA-compliant sourcing for anode, cathode, electrolyte, separator, and additional components, plus expanded contract manufacturing partnerships in South Korea and a U.S. partner, Nanotech Energy. Financially, the company reported Q4 2025 revenue of $25.2 million and full-year 2025 revenue of $73 million, with Q4 gross margin improving to 24%. Rodriguez said, “I’m very happy to be reporting another record-breaking quarter,” and noted the company crossed “the $100 million annual revenue run rate mark.” He also outlined 2026 expectations, stating the company believes it can deliver “at least $125 million of revenue in 2026,” enabling “our first full year of adjusted positive EBITDA of at least $4 million.” Management also discussed exiting the Colorado facility and settling related obligations, and terminating its at-the-market offering program. The full transcript can be accessed through the link below.
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