TECOGEN (NEW) NEW DL-,001 Aktie

Tecogen reported a 21% revenue decline in Q2 to $5.75 million but beat EPS expectations with an adjusted loss of 7 cents per share. Gross margin rose to 37.8%, cushioning results despite a widened net loss of $2.2 million. Core-business backlog stands at over $8 million; management expects rising product revenues and higher service margins in Q3 due to recent cost cuts. The stock rose about 7% after the results on positive remarks about the data center strategy and anticipated project completions. » More on de.investing.com

Tecogen is shifting its growth strategy toward data center cooling, expanding a marketing deal with Vertiv into a master partnership and integrating Tecogen hybrid drive technology into Vertiv chillers. A 1 MW demonstration unit will ship in late Q2 to validate performance in extreme ambient conditions, and management cites a 25–50 MW design-in pipeline that could translate to 50–100 air‑cooled chillers. The company is outsourcing sheet metal and refrigeration assemblies to scale to about 100 units per year, while cutting operating expenses from Q2 2025 to move from high R&D and capacity spend to a leaner structure. Year‑end cash was $10.0m, product gross margins were negative in Q4 due to unabsorbed labor, and a $900k asset impairment increase was recorded in Energy Production; management plans engine upgrades and service pricing actions to restore service margins. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Tecogen released Q4 2025 results showing revenue of $5.3m and a net loss of $4.0m; revenue was well below analysts' expectations and the stock fell sharply after the announcement. Services showed growth, product revenue collapsed due to project delays, and gross margin declined significantly. Management emphasizes a strategic focus on data centers, including a partnership with Vertiv and a pipeline of more than 1,000 MW, but expects higher cash burn from investments and plans cost cuts starting in Q2 2026. Success depends on converting the pipeline into orders, scaling manufacturing and reducing cash burn. » More on de.investing.com