AirJoule Technologies Earnings Call Transcripts
Fiscal Year 2026
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Key milestones include exclusive residential partnership with Kubota, international expansion in the UAE, and successful Prime and Core system deployments. Q2 net loss was $8.5M, with $41.4M cash on hand and no debt. Commercial revenue is expected to ramp in 2027.
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Disciplined execution in Q1 2026 saw the first Prime system operational, strong customer demand across key markets, and a $55M non-cash impairment. Cash reserves and no debt support operations through 2027, with commercial revenue ramping in 2027.
Fiscal Year 2025
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2025 established a strong foundation with validated technology, strategic partnerships, and robust capitalization. 2026 will focus on commercial product launches, expanding customer deployments, and building a pipeline for scaled growth in 2027, supported by a solid cash position.
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Q3 saw continued progress toward 2026 commercialization, with real-world deployments, industry recognition, and a robust commercial pipeline. Net loss was $4M, with $26M in cash and sufficient liquidity for ongoing operations. Strategic partnerships and productization efforts are advancing, targeting high-demand sectors.
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Progressed from R&D to commercialization, securing major partnerships and expanding product lines for water and energy solutions. Strong cash position supports 2026 commercialization targets, with significant opportunities in data centers and industrial markets.
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Q1 2025 saw strong progress with new deployments in Arizona and Dubai, a $15M equity raise anchored by GE Vernova, and improved system energetics. The company is fully funded for 2025–2026, with commercial deliveries set for 2026 and multiple pilot projects planned.
Fiscal Year 2024
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AirJoule advanced its water-from-air technology, achieving sub-160 Wh/L efficiency and strong customer interest, especially in data centers and the Middle East. No 2024 revenue was reported, but $62M was raised, and proof-of-concept pilots and pre-production units are planned for 2025.
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Q3 saw a corporate rebrand, strong international traction, and continued progress in commercializing energy-efficient water harvesting technology. Financials showed stable expenses, a net income boost from non-cash gains, and sufficient liquidity for 2026 commercialization plans.
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Q2 saw a narrowed operating loss and positive net income driven by non-cash gains, with $35 million in cash on hand. Progress continued on AirJoule commercialization, international MOUs, and facility expansion, positioning for a 2025 product launch.