LOBO TECHNOLOGIES LTD. develops and manufactures electric mobility and smart products, including electric bicycles, electric tricycles, smart mobility scooters, golf carts, and sightseeing vehicles. News about LOBO centers on financial results, product and market updates, research and development investment, and its expansion from electric mobility into AI-enabled manufacturing tools and PV energy-storage solutions.
Recent company updates also describe the Claw AI Agent Platform, a self-developed system for export-oriented manufacturing workflows, including customer acquisition, order management, logistics tracking, supply-chain coordination, and agent orchestration across large language models. Corporate news may include Nasdaq listing-compliance notices, shareholder matters, and capital-structure actions tied to its Class A ordinary shares.
LOBO (NASDAQ: LOBO) on April 9, 2026 launched the Claw AI Agent Platform, a purpose-built AI solution for export-oriented manufacturing covering customer acquisition, order management, logistics, BOM and documentation.
The platform combines multiple LLMs and RAG techniques across six core modules and is positioned as a strategic step in LOBO’s shift toward AI-driven solutions; the company says it has invested over 5% of revenue in R&D.
LOBO (NASDAQ: LOBO) priced a best-efforts public offering expected to raise approximately $2.0 million before fees. The offering comprises 3,921,567 Units or the same number of Pre-Funded Units, each Unit including one Class A share and two warrants.
Each Series A and Series B Warrant has a $0.561 exercise price, is immediately exercisable and expires two years after issuance; Pre-Funded Warrants are exercisable at any time. The offering is expected to close on or about March 25, 2026.
LOBO (Nasdaq: LOBO) debuted at the 73rd PGA Show in Orlando (Jan 20–23, 2026), showcasing three golf-cart and sightseeing models and presenting a triple-power system that integrates solar, a 9 kW gasoline range extender, and a 15 kWh LFP battery to deliver an "Infinite Range." The flagship Lobo-1, built at LOBO's Tianjin plant, features a 1.2 kW solar canopy, modular quick-detach rear cargo converting between four-seat and 0.8-ton micro-pickup modes, automotive-grade MacPherson strut suspension, and anti-corrosion body treatment for coastal climates.
LOBO reported distributor interest across North America and cited U.S. tariff and market uncertainty challenges while expressing confidence in future U.S. growth.
LOBO TECHNOLOGIES LTD (NASDAQ: LOBO) received a Nasdaq notification dated December 16, 2025, saying it failed to meet the $1.00 minimum bid price under Nasdaq Listing Rule 5550(a)(2).
The closing bid was below $1.00 for 30 consecutive business days from November 3, 2025 to December 15, 2025. The notice does not affect current listing or trading.
Under Nasdaq Rule 5810(c)(3)(A) LOBO has a 180-calendar-day compliance period until June 15, 2026 to regain compliance by having a closing bid ≥ $1.00 for 10 consecutive business days. If not regained, LOBO may seek an additional 180-day extension subject to other listing standards and must notify Nasdaq of cure plans, which could include a reverse stock split. The company will monitor the share price and consider all available options to regain compliance within applicable grace periods.
LOBO (NASDAQ: LOBO) announced that Jiangsu LOBO has integrated the full team of Shenzhen Xiangri into a new Solar Division to enter the photovoltaic (PV) energy-storage power generation sector.
The Shenzhen Xiangri team brings over 12 years of solar PV experience, 15 registered patents, and prior collaboration supplying energy solutions for Jiangsu LOBO’s solar-powered vehicles. Internal testing indicates the team’s PV-storage-charging solution may improve low-speed EV range by up to 19%. Management projects the Solar Division could generate approximately US$5 million in revenue in 2026, subject to market conditions and other variables. LOBO cited newly awarded solar-storage projects in Africa as a driver for integrating technical and sales capabilities.
MediaTek announced the Dimensity 9500, a flagship mobile SoC focused on on-device AI, gaming, and power efficiency, with flagship smartphones expected in Q4 2025.
Key technical highlights include a third‑generation All Big Core CPU (4.21GHz ultra core + 3 premium + 4 performance cores) delivering up to 32% higher single‑core and 17% higher multi‑core performance versus prior generation, an Arm G1‑Ultra GPU with up to 33% peak performance gain and 42% better power efficiency, and a ninth‑generation NPU 990 that doubles compute for generative AI with up to 33% lower NPU power and 56% lower peak power for some workloads.
Other features: industry‑first 4‑channel UFS4.1 support, 40% faster large model loading, 128K token LLM support, 4K image generation, 200MP capture, and connectivity improvements including 5CC carrier aggregation (+15% bandwidth).
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.