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News and disclosures related to Dragonfly Energy Holdings Corp. (DFLI, DFLIW) focus on its activities as a lithium battery technology and energy storage company. Through regular press releases and SEC-referenced announcements, the company reports on developments in cell manufacturing, battery pack assembly, full system integration, and the expansion of its Battle Born Batteries® brand across multiple end markets.
Readers of this news feed can follow updates on Dragonfly Energy’s commercial progress in sectors such as recreational vehicles, marine, rail, and heavy-duty trucking. Recent communications describe OEM integrations of Battle Born® systems in RVs and power catamarans, a distribution partnership with National Railway Supply for rail applications, and orders from Werner Enterprises for idle-reduction power systems built on the company’s LiFePO₄ technology.
The company’s news also covers product launches and portfolio expansion, including industrial-grade Battle Born® Power Station units, new inverter/chargers, Base Series batteries, and a redesigned Battle Born mobile app intended to support complete power system solutions. These announcements provide insight into how Dragonfly Energy is broadening its offerings beyond standalone batteries into integrated power platforms.
In addition, Dragonfly Energy uses news releases to communicate financial and corporate milestones, such as quarterly results, capital raises, debt restructuring agreements, Nasdaq listing status updates, and reverse stock split actions. For investors tracking DFLI common stock and DFLIW warrants, this page aggregates company-issued information on operational performance, capital structure changes, and strategic initiatives in battery technology and energy storage markets.
Dragonfly Energy (Nasdaq: DFLI) won the Sustainable Innovation and Sustainable Product awards at the 2026 SEAL Business Sustainability Awards for the Battle Born DualFlow Power Pack.
The lithium APU has shown idle-hour reductions of nearly 70% and can prevent an estimated 10–12 metric tons of CO₂ per vehicle annually when deployed at scale, installs inside the sleeper cab without vehicle modifications, and uses LiFePO4 batteries with Wakespeed charge control.
Dragonfly Energy (Nasdaq: DFLI) launched the first Battle Born branded solar panel product line, available for immediate sale and shipping on January 27, 2026. The lineup includes four models: Elite 120W 12V, Elite 230W 12V, Elite 375W 24V Blackout Edition, and a 200W 12V portable panel.
Elite Series panels use advanced monocrystalline cells with module efficiencies of up to 23%, rigid anodized aluminum frames, tempered glass, and Battle Born ShadeGuard™ anti-shading technology to preserve output in partial shade and variable light. Panels are positioned for RV, marine, commercial vehicle, industrial, and off-grid use and are sold through Battle Born Batteries and authorized distributors.
Dragonfly Energy (Nasdaq: DFLI) issued a Year-End CEO letter outlining a 2025 turnaround driven by balance-sheet repair, commercial traction, and R&D progress. The company raised approximately $90 million via three common stock offerings, completed a debt restructuring that included a $45 million cash prepayment, conversion of $25 million debt to equity, and $5 million principal forgiveness, leaving total debt principal at $19 million. Operational wins include a 45% YoY increase in Q3 2025 RV OEM sales and a commercial deployment with Werner Enterprises for trucking idle-reduction systems. The company regained Nasdaq compliance and emphasized vertical integration, a near-100-patent IP portfolio, and optimism for 2026 growth.
Dragonfly Energy (Nasdaq: DFLI) will effect a 1-for-10 reverse stock split effective at the commencement of trading on December 18, 2025. Every ten pre-split shares will become one post-split share; authorized shares and par value ($0.0001) remain unchanged. The split reduces shares outstanding from approximately 120.8 million to 12.1 million and will apply to outstanding warrants and options with a proportionate adjustment to exercise prices. Fractional shares will be paid in cash. The company said the reverse split is a technical step to maintain Nasdaq compliance; the Board approved the 1-for-10 ratio on December 2, 2025. Trading will continue under the ticker DFLI and a new CUSIP 26145B 403.
Dragonfly Energy (Nasdaq: DFLI) announced a distribution partnership with National Railway Supply (NRS), marking NRS’s first lithium battery offering and immediate distribution of Battle Born Batteries to its North American rail customers. AREMA formally approved its first lithium battery Manual Part, “Recommended Instructions for Lithium Batteries in Railroad Applications (09.06.02),” after multi-year development in which Dragonfly Energy participated. NRS will feature Battle Born products at the AREMA Communication Signals and IT Symposium in March 2026, where CEO Dr. Denis Phares will present on LiFePO₄ technology and standards.
Dragonfly Energy (Nasdaq: DFLI) announced that World Cat has expanded integration of Battle Born batteries as standard equipment on its new 400DC-X Island model after multi-season use on the 325 DC.
The 400DC-X Island will integrate a 540Ah lithium ship's power system with a dedicated AC inverter, supporting AC, refrigeration, hot water and other hotel loads, reinforcing Dragonfly Energy’s marine OEM footprint and product reliability in offshore environments.
Dragonfly Energy (Nasdaq: DFLI) launched the Battle Born® Power Station Series, its first all-in-one portable industrial-grade power systems: the Power Station 3000 and Power Station Pro 5000. Both models are built for demanding field and off-grid applications, offering quiet, emissions-free power in weatherproof, shock-resistant enclosures and are safe for indoor and outdoor use.
Key specs: 3000W continuous / 2.5 kWh (Power Station 3000) and 5000W continuous / 5.1 kWh with high-capacity solar charging (Pro 5000). Units are assembled in North America and include a 30-month limited warranty. Pre-orders open with Black Friday pricing; initial shipments targeted Q1 2026.
Dragonfly Energy (Nasdaq: DFLI) expanded its Battle Born product lineup to offer end-to-end power systems for off-grid, RV, marine, and commercial customers. Key launches include a new Battle Born Inverter/Charger Series with pure sine wave models and Dragonfly IntelLigence® integration, a lower-capacity Battle Born Base Series LiFePO4 battery for value-conscious buyers, and a redesigned Battle Born Mobile App V2.0 with RV-C integration via the Battle Born HUB.
The inverter/chargers and Base Series are available now during the company’s Black Friday sale; the app will launch on November 28, 2025, with additional products planned in 2026.
Dragonfly Energy (Nasdaq: DFLI) announced that Werner Enterprises (Nasdaq: WERN) placed its first order for Battle Born® DualFlow Power Pack systems on Nov 24, 2025, following a long-term real-world pilot.
The lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4), American-assembled auxiliary systems supply hotel-load power to reduce idling, fuel use, and emissions, and are positioned to improve driver comfort, uptime, and fleet operating efficiency while supporting idling regulations.
This order is described as a commercial milestone for Dragonfly Energy’s expansion into the heavy-duty trucking market and validates system performance in demanding fleet operations.
Dragonfly Energy (Nasdaq: DFLI) reported third quarter 2025 results on November 14, 2025, with net sales of $15.97M (up 25.5% YoY) and OEM sales of $10.68M (up 44.3% YoY).
Gross margin expanded 710 basis points to 29.7%. Adjusted EBITDA improved to $(2.1)M from $(5.5)M, while GAAP net loss widened to $(11.1)M.
Since July the company completed three public offerings raising approximately $90M in gross proceeds and executed a debt restructuring that materially reduced outstanding debt. Guidance for Q4 2025: net sales ≈ $13.0M and Adjusted EBITDA ≈ $(3.3)M.