EOSE news

Eos Energy Enterprises reported strong third-quarter revenue growth of 171% year-over-year, driven by record zinc-based LDEs deliveries. The company also received a first advance under a DOE loan and reaffirmed its 2026 revenue outlook.

Eos Energy Enterprises reported preliminary third-quarter revenue expected to rise 19% to 21% sequentially, driven by volume growth and reportedly favorable market conditions for long-duration energy storage.

Eos Energy Enterprises received an $87 million advance to fund its Line 2 at the Thorn Hill facility, bringing total DOE draws to $178 million, which is essential for scaling U.S. zinc-based battery manufacturing capacity.

Eos reported $68.8M in Q2 revenue, surging 351% year-over-year, despite a net loss. The company also announced a record backlog of $807M and expanded its Golden Dome contract, tightening full-year 2026 revenue guidance to $300M-$350M.

Eos Energy Enterprises, Inc. raised $37.7 million in gross proceeds through a rights offering to support its Frontier Power USA initiative. The transaction complements other commitments, enabling initial project capital deployment exceeding $1 billion.

The company reported preliminary quarterly revenue of $69 million and a record backlog of $807 million amid manufacturing expansion. Despite an expected gross margin loss, the strong backlog signals continued execution and future visibility.

Eos Energy Enterprises appointed Haiyan Song to its board and named Marie Martin Chief Legal Officer to enhance its cybersecurity and governance capabilities. This strengthens the company as it scales its U.S. manufacturing and commercial deployment of energy storage.

Eos Energy stockholders approved all five proposals at the 2026 annual meeting, including an increase in authorized common shares from 600M to 800M to support the planned Frontier Power USA investment and other strategic initiatives. The approval provides capital structure flexibility for the compan…