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LOBO (NASDAQ: LOBO) received a bulk purchase order worth approximately US$1.194 million from Terrian Town Limited of Kenya for photovoltaic power storage systems on Oct 29, 2025. The order covers 80 villas at an estimated US$13.9K per household, plus portions of the development's business units, and specifies 10kW PV arrays paired with 20kWh LiFePO4 batteries designed to support up to 80% of residential power demand.
The systems will be installed across Terrian Town’s residential and commercial projects on an 8.62-hectare site in Kajiado as part of a planned green-energy community. LOBO frames the sale as part of its expansion into the African renewable energy market and a demonstration of its PV-plus-storage and energy-management capabilities.
LOBO (Nasdaq: LOBO) updated its 2025 outlook on Oct 27, 2025, forecasting $28.0M–$30.0M in revenue for fiscal 2025, a ~30–40% increase versus 2024 revenue of $21.2M.
The company expects a gross profit margin of ~17% (roughly +5 percentage points vs 2024) and an estimated gross profit of ~$4.8M. LOBO projects a return to net profitability for 2025 and reports cumulative sales orders of $20M as of Sept 2025, with ~$15M collected.
Liquidity improved to $1.97M cash as of Sept 30, 2025; key ratios cited include an asset turnover of 1.35 and an equity multiplier of 2.63. R&D equals ~8% of revenue, and strategic partnerships (Bosch) plus planned subsidiaries in Nairobi and Ghana support international expansion, with Kenya revenues of ~$1.2M included in 2025 guidance.
LOBO (Nasdaq: LOBO) secured more than US $5 million in confirmed orders at the 138th Canton Fair on October 22, 2025, a 40% increase versus the prior year’s event.
Highlights include over 50 purchase orders, the largest single order at approximately $150,000 from Ecuador, renewed a long-term U.S. distribution agreement, and the first American orders for LOBO’s new extended-range electric golf and sightseeing carts. The company says the aggregate value of orders from the 2025 spring and autumn Canton Fairs rose ~40% versus 2024 and supports management’s target of >30% revenue growth in both 2025 and 2026.
LOBO (NASDAQ: LOBO) announced a strategic initiative with World Business Group (Earthcore Investments) and Strattners Bank to develop a first-phase CyberCity in Ghana including an EV manufacturing facility (e-motorcycles, tricycles, other vehicles) and a Digital Bank Africa headquarters for stablecoins, cryptocurrencies, digital credit and mobile money systems. The parties signed a letter of intent on Oct 20, 2025, and Strattners is identified as a cornerstone investor and developer of blockchain and tokenization infrastructure. The release cites regional metrics: Africa mobile-money volume ~$1.13–1.15 trillion (2024), African stable-coin volume $30–50 billion (2024), Ghana remittances $4.6 billion (2024, +91% YoY), and an e-motorcycle CAGR > 15% over five years.
LOBO EV Technologies (Nasdaq: LOBO) has entered advanced negotiations with Strattners, a historic financial group, for a strategic investment partnership. The potential agreement includes an equity financing facility of up to $10 million over three years, which LOBO can access at its discretion.
The facility does not include VWAP mechanisms or volume-based pricing formulas. Funds will support general corporate purposes, including working capital, capital expenditures, product development, and expansion initiatives. Strattners aims to become a cornerstone investor, supporting LOBO's long-term growth and global expansion vision.
LOBO EV Technologies (Nasdaq: LOBO), a Chinese electric mobility and intelligent systems company, has issued a statement addressing unusual market activity in its stock. The company observed increased trading volume and share price decline over several days but confirms no material changes to its business operations or strategic direction that would explain this activity.
Management emphasizes that all current initiatives, including product development and strategic engagements, continue as normal. The company advises investors to rely only on official SEC filings, press releases, and authorized statements while exercising caution when evaluating market activity.
LOBO EV Technologies (NASDAQ: LOBO) has announced a strategic partnership with the Jiangsu Research Institute of Dalian University of Technology to develop and commercialize an AI-powered senior mobility robot. The product, set to launch in October 2025, is expected to generate $3 million in recurring annual revenue.
The robot features a four-wheel structure with advanced safety features including obstacle detection, SOS alerts, and real-time physiological monitoring capabilities. The high-end model will track vital signs such as blood pressure and blood oxygen levels, with data accessible through mobile applications and smart home health systems.
LOBO EV Technologies (NASDAQ: LOBO) has signed a Letter of Intent for strategic partnership with Texas-based Asia Pacific Opportunity Zone (APOZ) to establish U.S. operations. The partnership aims to reduce China-U.S. tariff impacts by localizing manufacturing in APOZ's 500-acre Texas facility, located 50 miles east of Houston.
The collaboration targets the micro-electric vehicle market, projected to reach $60 billion by 2030 across North America and Europe. LOBO will manufacture AI-integrated elderly scooters, e-bikes, and personal scooters at APOZ's facility, focusing on high-demand regions including East and West Coast urban hubs, Florida, and Arizona, as well as European markets like Italy and Spain.
LOBO EV Technologies (NASDAQ: LOBO) has unveiled its second-generation multi-functional robotic platform, building upon its first-generation robotic mower technology. The new platform features a modular design that can transform into various specialized service robots through customizable modules.
The versatile system offers multiple applications including: home use (autonomous lawn mowing, pool cleaning, and security monitoring), security patrol for residential and commercial surveillance, firefighting capabilities for hazardous environments, and battlefield rescue operations. The platform leverages AI vision, cameras, and motion sensors to deliver intelligent automation across these different use cases.
LOBO EV Technologies Ltd. (NASDAQ: LOBO) has expanded its partnership with a Serbian distributor, securing a $5 million annual commitment for CKD (Complete Knock Down) component supply. The components will be used to assemble e-bicycles locally under the "Made in Serbia" label for distribution across Serbia and neighboring countries.
The partnership targets the Eastern European e-bicycle market, which is part of the broader European market projected to grow from $4.2 billion in 2022 to over $8.1 billion by 2030. As the exclusive CKD product supplier and assembly technology provider, LOBO aims to capture market share in a region with over 100 million potential consumers across the Balkans and EU-adjacent countries.