Solidion Technology Posts $85K Q1 Revenue, 95% Retention Drone Battery Prototype
STI•Solidion Technology reported first quarter 2026 revenue of $85,426 from government grants and silicon anode deliveries while posting a net loss of $1.4 million. The company demonstrated a 9.5Ah pouch cell retaining 95% capacity at a 10C discharge rate and expects commercial availability in Q2 2026.
1. First Quarter 2026 Financial Results
Solidion Technology achieved first-ever quarterly revenue of $85,426 from government contracts and silicon anode deliveries, marking a milestone in its commercialization plan. The company recorded a net loss of $1.4 million, reflecting continued R&D and operating expenses as it scales production.
2. High-Power Pouch Cell Demonstration
The company successfully demonstrated a 9.5Ah pouch cell for industrial and military drones, retaining approximately 95% of its capacity at a 10C discharge rate versus 78% for typical market cells. Solidion plans to launch this high-power cell commercially in Q2 2026.
3. Advanced UPS System and Partnerships
Solidion unveiled its PEAK Series UPS battery system for AI data centers, offering up to 30% space savings, three times longer life and lower total cost of ownership using its 5,500 silicon-carbon anode. Early integration tests are underway with select data center partners ahead of a 2026 rollout.
4. Grants, Patents and Capital Restructuring
The company secured multiple ARPA-E, DOE and Army STTR grants to advance biomass-derived graphite, molten-salt additives and CNT yarn battery systems, and received an R&D 100 Award for sustainable graphite anode technology. It also converted Series C and D warrants into common stock, eliminating derivative liabilities and reducing dilution risk.
