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Stardust Solar Energy Inc. (OTCQB: SUNXF) features frequent news updates that reflect its dual role as a renewable energy franchisor and a diversified solar royalty company. Company announcements highlight developments across residential, commercial, and utility-scale markets, as well as progress in its North American franchise network and international initiatives.
News items often cover franchise expansion milestones, such as the company’s reports of reaching 100 franchises globally and adding new territories in Canada and the United States. Releases also describe the award of a national franchise in Zambia and the growth of a signed project backlog across its network, which the company uses as an indicator of installation activity and future revenue potential.
Stardust Solar’s news flow includes updates on financial and operating performance, including reported quarterly revenue, gross margin, backlog, and cash flow measures. The company has highlighted periods in which it achieved record revenues and its first-ever EBITDA-positive quarter, and it provides additional context through non-IFRS metrics such as signed contracts and backlog.
In addition, the company issues news on strategic initiatives, including its approval as a BC Hydro Alliance contractor, the launch of the AI-enabled StarDroid residential energy optimization device under exclusive North American rights, and the securing of a 20-year, 30-megawatt power purchase agreement in Zambia with a state-owned utility. These updates illustrate how Stardust Solar combines franchise operations, royalty interests, and technology-enabled offerings. Investors and observers can use this news page to review the company’s disclosed project wins, franchise growth, policy-related developments, and capital markets updates over time.
Stardust Solar Energy (OTCQB: SUNXF) launched an international training license and a student subscription program to build recurring revenue and expand global training reach. Key licensing terms: a $25,000 one-time training license fee, $5,000 annual renewal and a 5-year term. Student subscriptions are priced at $99/year and include full curriculum access, annual updates, recertification content and NABCEP-accredited opportunities where applicable. The company upgraded its online platform, added complimentary marketing and sales courses, and positioned these initiatives to scale education delivery while targeting sustained, high-margin recurring revenue.
The company also granted 100,000 stock options exercisable at $0.20 and 791,998 restricted share units with one-year quarterly vesting and three-year expiries as compensation for FY2025 performance.
Stardust Solar Energy (SUNXF) secured a government-backed 20-year PPA in Zambia for a 30MW utility-scale solar project with Zesco Limited at a fixed US$0.07/kWh. The contract is projected to generate approximately US$60–90 million in gross revenues over the 20-year term. Under a January 12, 2026 loan and JV agreement, Stardust Solar will fund development and construction and will earn a 50% royalty on energy revenues after allowed expenses and repayment of the project loan and interest.
The 30MW plant (≈45,000 panels) sits on 50 hectares, aims for commercial operation later in 2026 after a first 2MW phase, and includes capacity for expansion.
Stardust Solar (OTCQB: SUNXF) launched StarDroid, an AI residential energy-optimization device, under an executed exclusivity agreement covering Canada and the United States on January 7, 2026.
StarDroid automates battery arbitrage and flexibility optimization using household load, solar generation, storage and price signals, creating a performance-linked recurring revenue stream: an initial hardware margin plus a 25% share of subscription fees. Using the company example, on a $20 monthly subscription Stardust would receive $5 per month per device over an expected 25+-year operating life. The agreement includes a five-year exclusive distribution term and white-label branding under the StarDroid name.
Stardust Solar Energy (OTCQB: SUNXF) has been approved as a registered contractor in the BC Hydro Alliance for a two-year term, authorizing the company to assist residential and commercial customers across British Columbia with energy-saving projects and online incentive applications.
Approval followed a comprehensive review of technical qualifications, compliance standards and operational practices. Eligible projects may access BC Hydro programs including solar and battery storage rebates for installations under 100 kW, energy storage incentives for grid responsiveness, business energy-efficiency programs, and supporting tools such as approved equipment lists, financing pathways and training. All projects remain subject to permitting, technical requirements and BC Hydro program rules. Membership does not constitute endorsement by BC Hydro.
Stardust Solar (OTCQB: SUNXF) reported a record quarter ended September 30, 2025, with $1.78M revenue (+99% YoY), a 44% gross margin (vs. 31% in Q3 2024) and its first EBITDA-positive quarter (EBITDA $16,293). Signed contracts in Q3 reached $2.55M (+206% YoY), lifting total backlog to $4.4M as of Sept 30, 2025. Operating cash flow was +$131K and cash balance was $340K at quarter-end. For the nine months ended Sept 30, 2025, revenue was $3.99M (40% YoY) and trailing twelve-month revenue ~$4.8M (+32%).
The company expects to add 25–50 franchises in 2026, expand commercial projects, evaluate M&A, and prioritize converting backlog into revenue.
Stardust Solar (OTCQB:SUNXF / TSXV:SUN) reported a record Q3 2025 with $1.78M revenue (+99% YoY) and its first EBITDA-positive quarter at $16,293. Gross margin widened to 44% (vs. 31% in Q3 2024) and year-to-date margin is 44% (vs. 29% YTD 2024). The company signed $2.55M of contracts in Q3 (+206% YoY), lifting backlog to $4.4M. Q3 net loss narrowed to $25,018 and operating cash flow turned positive at $131K. Cash and cash equivalents were $340K at quarter-end. Nine-month revenue was $3.99M (+40% YoY) and TTM revenue ≈ $4.8M (+32% YoY).
Stardust Solar (OTCQB:SUNXF) announced its first African national franchise in Zambia, awarded to Megatricity Energy Inc. and effective September 29, 2025. The agreement grants Stardust royalties on all business in Zambia and assigns the company oversight of product distribution and importation.
Stardust will provide training, engineering, marketing, and operational support to the franchise partner to deploy solar PV, energy storage, and EV charging solutions. The move follows rapid North American growth and positions Zambia as a launchpad for broader continental expansion.
Stardust Solar Energy (OTCQB: SUNXF) reported results of its Annual and Special Meeting held September 18, 2025. All resolutions in the August 17, 2025 Information Circular were approved.
Key actions approved include election of Mark Tadros, Vitaly Melnikov, Eamonn McHugh, Ohad David, and Paul Baluch as directors; appointment of Davidson & Company as auditor; ratification of the Amended Omnibus Plan (effective September 24, 2025); and an increase in maximum share unit awards to 8,880,014 common shares. Shareholders also ratified By-Law No. 1 effective July 30, 2025, which introduces advance notice provisions for director nominations. By-Law No. 1 is available on SEDAR+.
Stardust Solar (OTCQB:SUNXF) appointed Erica Bearss as Vice President of Corporate Communications effective October 15, 2025.
Bearss brings 17 years of experience in strategic marketing, investor relations, and corporate communications, plus a record of supporting multi-million-dollar capital raises and six years on the Environmental Sustainability Committee for the Burnaby Board of Trade. The company says her role will focus on expanding investor engagement, increasing market visibility, and reinforcing transparency to support Stardust's North American expansion and global initiatives.
Stardust Solar (OTCQB: SUNXF) reached 100 franchises globally after adding Durham, Ontario; Kitchener, Ontario; and New London, Connecticut in September 2025. The additions expand Greater Toronto Area and New England coverage and add local electrical leadership in Durham to boost crew capacity and service responsiveness.
The company reported roughly $1.0 million in new signed customer contracts during August, bringing total signed contract backlog to about $3.5 million as of September 1, 2025. Stardust said it maintains year-round signing, training, and installation, with peak field activity in Q2–Q3, and emphasizes standardized playbooks plus centralized engineering, permitting, and procurement support.
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