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iPower Inc. reports developments tied to its technology- and data-driven supply chain and infrastructure platform for online retailers and brands. Company news commonly covers its e-commerce execution capabilities, SuperSuite supply chain platform, fulfillment network, sourcing changes, last-mile logistics partners, and product categories spanning home, pet, garden, outdoor and consumer electronics markets.
Recent updates also address iPower's operating reset after the divestiture of Global Product Marketing, its asset-light use of existing facilities, balance sheet and collateral-account disclosures, digital asset treasury strategy, share repurchase authorization, and quarterly operating results. The company's news flow often links capital allocation, cost structure, fulfillment infrastructure and strategic partnerships to its evolving online commerce model.
iPower (Nasdaq: IPW) launched an AI infrastructure strategy, aiming to be a dedicated capital provider for GPU clusters and AI infrastructure assets.
The company plans to use its existing $30 million December 2025 financing facility and has committed up to $3 million to purchase sUSDai, a yield-bearing instrument backed by GPU-collateralized loans. This provides exposure to AI infrastructure revenue streams in what is described as a downside-protected structure. iPower targets strong ROIC through disciplined asset selection and intends to scale the portfolio using its capital markets experience and ecosystem relationships.
iPower (Nasdaq: IPW) reported its collateral account held approximately $2.2M cash, 15.1 BTC, and 301.1 ETH as of April 28, 2026. Using current reference market prices, the aggregate reference market value is approximately $4.05M, versus an estimated remaining note balance of $3.69M.
The company says this position enhances financial flexibility and optionality while it evaluates capital allocation, operating efficiency, and strategic opportunities. The reference market value is not a contractual collateral or payoff amount and may differ from amounts under financing documents.
iPower (Nasdaq: IPW) entered a sublease for part of its Rancho Cucamonga facility, creating a contracted, non-dilutive income stream over a 25-month term.
The sublease commenced May 1, 2026 and runs through May 31, 2028, covers ~85,000 square feet, and yields base rent starting near $62,500/month, rising to >$106,000/month within three months and reaching ~$112,700/month, aggregating over $2.6 million through May 2028. Landlord consent has been obtained.
iPower (Nasdaq: IPW) announced a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding with Nanopulse on Feb 23, 2026 to explore U.S. distribution of crypto infrastructure hardware.
The MOU contemplates hardware sales, potential ongoing commission-based economics, and exploratory participation as a U.S.-based validator or node operator, all subject to definitive agreements, compliance and due diligence. iPower emphasized this is hardware distribution only, not financial services.
iPower (Nasdaq: IPW) reported fiscal Q2 2026 results for the quarter ended Dec 31, 2025, with revenue $7.1M, gross profit $3.1M and gross margin 44.0%. Operating expenses fell 28% YoY to $5.6M, and net loss was $1.2M or $(1.08) per share.
The company received $6.5M gross from the first tranche of an up to $30M convertible note, implemented a Digital Asset Treasury strategy, completed a post-quarter $2.3M divestiture of GPM, and authorized a $2M share repurchase program.
iPower (Nasdaq: IPW) announced that its Board authorized a first-ever share repurchase program of up to $2,000,000 on Feb. 10, 2026, with unified support from all creditors.
The company said the program, expected to be implemented in the near future, reflects stronger capital structure, recent cost-structure improvements, and greater flexibility in capital allocation while continuing to fund operating priorities and strategic initiatives.
iPower (Nasdaq: IPW) completed a strategic restructuring on Feb 2, 2026, selling its subsidiary Global Product Marketing Inc. and receiving approximately $2.3 million in consideration while retaining its core supply chain, procurement, fulfillment and software platform.
The transaction is intended to eliminate a major operating cost center, reduce operating expenses, increase the company’s asset base by about $2.3 million, and preserve supply chain revenue opportunities with potential contribution margins up to approximately 15%.
iPower (Nasdaq: IPW) announced operational progress for its SuperSuite supply‑chain platform on January 22, 2026. The company onboarded Koala Story, a healthy pet snack brand, to SuperSuite with an initial U.S.-manufactured Chicken Chips dog treat launch and plans for additional products and online channel expansion.
iPower also engaged new last‑mile logistics partners, including UniUni and GoFo, which are already live in its logistics network and are expected to reduce last‑mile delivery costs and improve delivery performance in key regions. Management said it remains focused on operating execution and evaluating operating and capital structure to maximize long‑term stockholder value.
iPower (Nasdaq: IPW) provided a market update on execution of its Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) strategy on January 15, 2026. The company funded a secured, controlled DAT account and completed initial purchases of Bitcoin and Ethereum via a subsidiary account held with BitGo. All assets are held under defined custody, governance and control arrangements. iPower said market prices for both tokens have since traded above its acquisition prices and reiterated the DAT is intended as a long-term, disciplined component of its broader crypto strategy. The company said it may make additional purchases over time depending on market conditions, capital availability, and internal risk-management considerations, while it continues to evaluate operating and capital structure to maximize long-term stockholder value.
iPower (Nasdaq: IPW) highlighted its role as a U.S. retail channel partner at a Zyla by Ant International event on Jan. 13, 2026, where the company emphasized platform capabilities to help international brands scale across major U.S. online channels.
iPower said it was introduced as a U.S. channel partner, has drawn interest from several supply-chain partners, and is evaluating potential partnership discussions but has not signed any definitive agreements.
The company reiterated it continues to assess its operating and capital structure to maximize long-term stockholder value.