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Complete Solar (Nasdaq: CSLR) has rescheduled its earnings call to April 30, 2025, at 1:00pm ET, where it will present both audited 2024 financial results and unaudited Q1'25 results. The delay from the original April 23 date is due to a one-week extension of their SEC 10K filing deadline.
CEO T.J. Rodgers confirmed that Q1'25 results will align with previous guidance, showing positive operating income and cash flow. The delay stems from audit complexities involving the financial combination of three previously independent companies: Complete Solar, old SunPower, and Blue Raven, each operating with different accounting systems.
The company is actively implementing SOX compliance programs to strengthen financial controls, with management expecting future audits to be more timely and cost-effective. Interested parties can access the webcast through registration or via the company's investor relations website.
Complete Solar (CSLR) has announced it will present its audited 2024 and unaudited Q1'25 financial results on April 23, 2025, at 1:00pm ET via webcast. The company will showcase its first two complete quarters exceeding $80 million following the SunPower asset acquisition.
The report will position CSLR as a $300 million-plus annualized residential solar installer, ranking fifth in a market where only SunRun and Freedom Forever exceed $1 billion in revenue. The company reports achieving profitability on operating income and positive cash flow.
Key announcements include:
- Plans to advance market rankings through enhanced partnership with Sunder Energy
- Upcoming company rebranding to SunPower
- Stock ticker symbol change from CSLR to SPWR
Complete Solar (Nasdaq: CSLR) has announced its participation in the Cantor Global Technology Conference on March 11th, 2025, in New York. The company's leadership team, including Founder Will Anderson, CFO Dan Foley, and VP of IR Sioban Hickie, will conduct one-on-one meetings with investors at this Cantor clients-exclusive event.
The company has confirmed the successful completion of its SunPower integration and reaffirmed its guidance for achieving operating income profit in Q1 2025. Anderson expressed confidence in the company's execution of planned initiatives and cost reduction efforts, positioning Complete Solar as a 'bright spot in the solar industry.'
Complete Solar (Nasdaq: CSLR) announced its preliminary unaudited Q4’24 results, highlighting significant achievements and future forecasts. The Q4’24 revenue was $81.1 million, a substantial increase from the previous quarter's $5.5 million, attributed to the successful integration of SunPower's assets, which were acquired for $45 million.
The acquisition, approved by a Delaware bankruptcy court, has increased Complete Solar's headcount from 109 to 1,341 as of September 30. The company has since reduced this to 1,140, with a target of 980. Operating expenses have been cut from $94 million in Q3’24 to $35.7 million in Q4’24.
For Q1’25, Complete Solar forecasts revenue growth to $82 million despite seasonal industry declines. The company aims for operating income breakeven and expects to grow its cash balance from the current $13.3 million. New executive appointments include Dan Myers and Steve Erickson leading the New Homes and Blue Raven Solar divisions, respectively.
CEO T.J. Rodgers highlighted the company's financial strategy, focusing on non-GAAP results to provide a clearer picture of operational performance. The full-year audit, involving historical SunPower financials, is expected to complete by mid-March 2025.
Complete Solar (Nasdaq: CSLR) has announced it will release its fourth quarter and full year 2024 financial results before market open on Tuesday, January 21, 2025. The company will host a webcast conference call on the same day at 2:00 PM ET, led by T.J. Rodgers and the management team.
Investors and interested parties can access the webcast through registration or via the Events page in the Investor Relations section of Complete Solar's website. Participants are advised to log in at least 10 minutes before the event starts. A replay of the webcast will be available afterward on the company's website.
Complete Solar Holdings (Nasdaq: CSLR) announces that its division Blue Raven Solar has signed an installation sales agreement with Sunder Energy, a major residential solar sales company operating in 48 states. Sunder Energy performs approximately 12,000 solar installations annually, generating estimated revenue of $400 million for residential installers. The partnership leverages Complete Solar's extensive service footprint and recent SunPower asset acquisition to meet Sunder's operational requirements as a large-scale sales company.
Complete Solar (NASDAQ: CSLR) reported Q3 2024 results and significant corporate developments. The company successfully acquired SunPower's assets, including New Homes, Blue Raven, and Dealer businesses, along with rights to the SunPower brand. The acquisition brought 1,204 SunPower employees to Complete Solar, which previously had only 65 employees. The company raised $80 million through convertible debt offerings for the $45 million acquisition and working capital.
Q3 2024 combined revenue reached $117.3 million, though Q4 2024 revenue is expected to decrease to $80 million due to non-recurring backlog benefits. Operating loss is projected to improve from ($40.0M) in Q3 to $2-11 million in Q4 2024, with plans to achieve breakeven in 2025 through significant cost reductions.
Complete Solar (Nasdaq: CSLR) released preliminary Q3'24 financial results, reporting revenue of $117.3 million with a $42.0 million loss for the post-merger company combining CSLR and SunPower. The company's divisions showed varied performance: New Homes ($53.2M revenue), Blue Raven Solar ($43.5M revenue), and Dealer division ($20.6M revenue). CEO T.J. Rodgers announced plans to present a Rev. 5 Annual Operating Plan to over 1,000 employees, focusing on cost reduction and headcount adjustments to achieve breakeven operating income in 2025. The company has implemented a $25.8 million operating expense reduction for Q4'24 and forecasts Q4'24 revenue of $100 million.
Complete Solar Holdings (Nasdaq: CSLR) announced preliminary Q3'24 financial results, reporting revenue of $117.3 million with a $42.0 million loss for the post-merger company combining CSLR and SunPower. The company's three divisions reported the following results: New Homes ($53.2M revenue, -$12.0M non-GAAP PBT), Blue Raven Solar ($43.5M revenue, -$6.8M non-GAAP PBT), and Dealer division ($20.6M revenue, -$22.2M non-GAAP PBT). CEO T.J. Rodgers announced plans to implement cost-cutting measures, including headcount reduction, to achieve breakeven operating income in 2025. Q4'24 revenue is forecasted at $100 million, with a $25.8 million operating expense reduction already implemented.
Complete Solar (Nasdaq: CSLR) announced it will release its Q3 2024 financial and operational results after market close on November 13, 2024. The company will host a webcast conference call on the same day at 5:00 PM ET, led by T.J. Rodgers and the management team. Interested parties can access the webcast through registration or the company's investor relations website. A replay will be available on the Events page of Complete Solar's website.