Eos Energy expects preliminary first quarter revenue of $56 to $57 million, reflecting a higher mix of DC-system projects and alignment with customer contractual commitments. The company plans to report full Q1 results in May, offering investors additional visibility into its operational progress.

Targeted initiatives in supplier quality control, lean process discipline and equipment optimization delivered record quarterly shipments, up 17% sequentially, with battery output rising 10.4% and bipolar output increasing 10.6%. Bi-polar automation yields improved by 22%, signaling enhanced throughput and consistency.

Eos completed factory acceptance testing for its second battery production line, featuring a single-piece flow, advanced pick-and-place gantries and increased process redundancy. Combined with an optimized facility layout, Line 2 will reduce material travel distances by 86% and line length by 40%, with initial production slated for end of Q2.

The company named Erik Todd as Executive Vice President, Sales, leveraging his 20+ years managing a global $1 billion+ industrial infrastructure business, and appointed Cristi Thomas as Senior Vice President, Projects & Delivery, to strengthen delivery of complex energy storage projects from development through operations.