Turbo Energy’s management reports preliminary unaudited revenue of $22.5 million to $23.5 million for fiscal 2025, up 130–140% from $9.77 million in fiscal 2024. These results reflect strong demand for solar storage solutions and mark a strategic inflection point after the company’s transformation initiative.

During 2025, Turbo Energy shifted from a product-focused provider to an AI-driven intelligent energy integrator, deploying proprietary optimization software and advanced storage systems. The company reorganized around high-value Commercial & Industrial projects, expanded into Europe, Chile and the U.S., and secured UL certification and key patents to bolster its technology platform.

Fiscal 2025 results include approximately $10 million in contracted value with IM2 Energía Solar for electro-intensive industrial solutions, subject to revenue recognition criteria. Turbo Energy also formed major industrial contracts, including with Pamesa Grupo Empresarial, and launched digital initiatives such as Battery-as-a-Service to diversify its offerings.

With its structural transformation largely complete, management expects progress toward positive EBITDA, continued expansion of contracted backlog across C&I and hybrid utility projects, and increased contribution from intelligent energy management services. The company anticipates filing audited 2025 results in April 2026 and aims to scale efficiently while strengthening margins.