FLUX POWER HLDGS DL-,001

Flux Power reported Q4 2026 revenue of $8.2 million (expectation $11.75 million) and a net loss of $0.11 per share (expectation -$0.0367). The stock rose in regular trading but fell after hours to $0.662 (-19.33%). The company reports strained liquidity with $0.3 million in cash, declining annual revenues ($42.1 million), and cost reductions, and cites SkyEMS 3.0, robotics and OEM expansion as growth initiatives. Management expects Q1 2027 revenue of $6–7 million and sees a recovery to $8–9 million in Q2, but says higher margins will only be achievable at significantly higher volumes. » More on de.investing.com

Flux Power has unveiled SkyEMS 3.0, an AI-powered fleet-management platform for monitoring lithium-ion battery systems with customizable dashboards, mobile access and API integration. The system is designed to shorten time to issue detection by 15–40% and increase fleet uptime by 10–30%, and includes features such as lifecycle tracking, state-of-health (SoH) forecasts and alert management. The launch comes despite financial headwinds: market capitalization of about $16.88 million, trailing 12‑month revenue of $50.62 million with nearly a 20% decline, and a stock price drop of 48% over the past year. » More on de.investing.com

Flux Power named Stu Jacover vice president of sales for material handling. Jacover brings more than 30 years of industry experience, will oversee sales strategy, dealer collaboration and growth with national key accounts, and joins from Mitsubishi Logisnext Americas. The appointment comes against a backdrop of declining revenues (last 12 months -20%) and a roughly 40% drop in the stock over the past year; Jacover aims to help customers switch to lithium-ion solutions. » More on de.investing.com