Unusual Machines Posts 101% 2025 Revenue Growth to $11.2M and $157.4M Working Capital
Unusual Machines ended fiscal 2025 with $103.3 million cash, $39 million short-term investments and $157.4 million net working capital, while revenue climbed 101% to $11.2 million and Q4 revenue rose 133% sequentially to $4.9 million. Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. are backing Powerus’s Nasdaq merger for Pentagon drone sales.
1. Fiscal 2025 Performance
Unusual Machines generated $11.2 million in full-year 2025 revenue, a 101% increase year-over-year, with fourth quarter revenue of $4.9 million representing 133% sequential growth. The company finished the year with $103.3 million in cash and $39 million in short-term investments, delivering net working capital of $157.4 million.
2. Operational Scaling and Cash Management
Headcount rose from 19 at mid-2025 to over 140 by early 2026 as Unusual Machines expanded manufacturing capacity from 6,900 to 62,500 square feet and began U.S. production of motors and headsets. The company raised $157.8 million in equity financings, sustaining investment in facilities and workforce while reporting a GAAP net loss of $19.2 million, driven mainly by non-cash stock compensation.
3. Powerus Merger Targeting Pentagon
Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. are backing Powerus, a drone roll-up formed last year, in a planned reverse merger with a publicly traded golf-course holding company. The combined entity will trade on Nasdaq and aim to fulfill new Pentagon demand created by the ban on Chinese drone imports.