Sharps Technology (STSS) announced the initiation of shipments for previously announced purchase orders across three customer orders. These shipments mark the Company’s first deliveries of its SecureGard and SoloGard product lines and its transition to generating commercial revenue. Sharps has initiated shipment of its first commercial order of Sologard under a previously announced $50 million supply agreement with a U.S.-based leader in IV flushing solutions. The delivery includes customized 10mL SoloGard smart safety syringes manufactured at the Company’s upgraded facility in Hungary. SoloGard is a specialized, FDA- and WHO-approved smart safety syringe featuring ultra-low waste design, standard luer lock compatibility, and re-use prevention technology. This inaugural $400,000 purchase order marks the beginning of a five-year contract to supply up to 500 million syringes and represents the first revenue-generating shipment under the strategic supply agreement. The manufacturing of SoloGard is supported by advanced molding and automation technologies recently invested in by the Company, enabling Sharps to meet the anticipated increase in demand under the agreement during the second half of 2025.
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