Fluence Energy Earnings Call Transcripts
Fiscal Year 2026
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Order intake doubled year-to-date, driving a record $5.6B backlog and strong U.S. demand. Q2 revenue rose 8% year-over-year to $465M, with adjusted gross margin at 11.1%. Guidance for FY26 is reaffirmed, with significant growth expected from data center MSAs.
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Record backlog and strong U.S. order intake drove a 30% pipeline increase, with expanding opportunities in data centers and long-duration storage. Q1 revenue and liquidity support reaffirmed 2026 guidance, while supply chain and legal risks were mitigated.
Fiscal Year 2025
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Record Q4 orders and a $5.3B backlog set the stage for 2026 growth, despite FY2025 revenue falling short due to Arizona facility delays. Profitability and liquidity remain strong, with SmartStack and data center demand driving future opportunities.
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Q3 revenue was $603M, below plan due to U.S. production ramp-up delays, but gross margin reached 15.4% and liquidity exceeded $1B. Backlog grew to $4.9B, with strong international performance and U.S. market recovery as regulatory clarity improves.
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Q2 revenue and margins exceeded expectations, but U.S. tariff hikes led to paused contracts and a $700M revenue deferral, prompting a downward revision of 2025 guidance. Liquidity remains strong, Smart Stack technology is gaining traction, and international growth prospects are robust.
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Q1 2025 revenue fell 49% year-over-year to $187M, with gross margin at 12.5%. Backlog hit a record $5.1B, and guidance was revised down due to Australian project delays, but 85% of the new midpoint is covered. Competitive and tariff pressures are compressing margins, but liquidity remains strong.
Fiscal Year 2024
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Achieved record revenue and first full-year profit in 2024, with strong growth in backlog and pipeline. Fiscal 2025 guidance targets 50% revenue growth, supported by robust backlog and late-stage contracts, while proactive supply chain and tariff strategies mitigate risk.
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Q3 revenue and margins exceeded expectations, with record backlog and strong global pipeline growth. Guidance for 2024 was narrowed due to project delays, but 2025 growth and profitability targets remain robust, supported by ample liquidity and a successful domestic content strategy.