Dry Process Graphene Commercialization On Track
First fully commercial dry process graphene module expected operational by early April 2026; each module adds ~500–1,000 tonnes annual capacity; module capex ~CAD 1.5M–2M and is materially lower capital intensity than previously contemplated wet process investments.
Successful Club Car Launch and Accelerating Shipments
Program with Club Car launched on-time with seamless integration; shipments are accelerating into peak recreational season and validating NanoXplore's ability to scale within global OEM platforms.
New Volvo Trucks Contract Adds Visible Revenue
Takeover contract with Volvo Trucks expected to begin summer 2027 and contribute approximately CAD 9M–10M annually; this is incremental to the previously announced CAD 40M of contracted graphene solutions business.
Chevron Phillips Chemical (CPChem) Collaboration Progressing
Contract effective Oct 1, 2025; shipments of Tribograf to CPChem early adopters and active field testing of NanoSlide with two major Asian producers, a leading oilfield service company trialing product, and tests initiated in Latin America — early commercial traction across multiple basins.
Sequential Operating Improvements
Management reported sequential improvements in revenue, gross margin and adjusted EBITDA in Q2 versus Q1, and expects continued quarter-over-quarter margin expansion as volumes recover.
Adjusted Gross Margin Slightly Improved
Adjusted gross margin (excluding depreciation) was 21.5% in Q2 FY2026 versus 21.3% in Q2 FY2025 — a +0.2 percentage point improvement despite revenue being CAD 5.6M lower year-over-year.
Liquidity and Balance Sheet Position
Cash and cash equivalents of CAD 30.1M and total liquidity of CAD 40.1M (including unused revolving credit lines) with CAD 14.6M of short- and long-term debt — provides runway while near-term investments complete.
Fiscal Year 2026 Revenue Guidance Provided
Company reiterated FY2026 revenue outlook of CAD 115M–120M, expecting Q1 trough followed by sequential quarterly growth (Q2 showed that trend).