Turbo Energy SA Stock Price, News & Analysis

Turbo Energy (Nasdaq: TURB) reported unaudited H1 2025 results showing a 51.2% improvement in net results, reducing the net loss to €1.40 million (€0.03 per share) from €2.86 million a year earlier. Operating loss narrowed by 57.5% to €1.16 million, while total revenue rose to €5.51 million from €4.95 million. The company also announced a $53 million industrial contract to deploy 366 MWh across multiple Spanish facilities and highlighted product launches (SUNBOX Home Lite, SUNBOX Industry Max), UL 9540/5500 certifications, a new patent, and a Battery-as-a-Service rollout in Latin America.

Leadership changes include the appointment of Lucia Tamarit as CFO and a new board member, underscoring commercial momentum and U.S. market entry steps.

Turbo Energy (Nasdaq: TURB) announced on October 27, 2025 that Lucia Tamarit has been appointed Chief Financial Officer, effective immediately, reporting to CEO Mariano Soria.

Tamarit succeeds Alejandro Morangues, who has elected to leave to pursue new opportunities. She brings more than a decade of international finance, audit, and operations experience, including roles in multinational environments and private-equity reporting structures, five years in assurance at Ernst & Young, and recent service as Financial Manager at CSP Spain where she coordinated a 15-person team, supervised external audits and IFRS consolidation, and acted as a key user for SAP ERP implementations.

Turbo Energy (Nasdaq: TURB) on Oct 8, 2025 launched SUNBOX Industry Max, a 5 MWh modular energy storage system aimed at electro‑intensive industrial customers paired with a bespoke AI‑driven software service for forecasting, dynamic load balancing and predictive asset management.

The product launch aligns with the company’s strategy to expand in the commercial & industrial market and will debut as part of a $53 million contract covering ten large‑scale industrial facilities, underscoring project execution at scale and positioning Turbo Energy to capture growing demand for AI‑enabled C&I storage.

Turbo Energy (NASDAQ:TURB) has secured a significant $53 million contract to implement energy storage projects with a total capacity of 366 MWh across more than ten industrial facilities in Spain. The project, set to be executed over the next two years, involves deploying the company's SUNBOX Industry solar battery storage solution for a major industrial group in the construction industry.

The SUNBOX Industry system, introduced in 2024, is a patent-pending solution that offers scalable power from 30 kW to 2,000 kW and storage capacity from 30 kWh to 4,000 kWh. The system integrates with Turbo Energy's AI-driven energy management platform, enabling automated optimization of energy purchases and consumption while providing backup power capabilities.

Turbo Energy (NASDAQ:TURB) has signed a major agreement to power Uber's electric vehicle fleet in Spain using its proprietary SUNBOX Industry energy storage system. The innovative solution created a 1 MW / 2 MWh smart storage hub capable of charging over 300 vehicles, despite limited grid connection of 600 Kw.

The AI-powered SUNBOX Industry system effectively expanded the total available power to 1.6 MW by adding 1,000 kW of flexible storage capacity. The system's intelligent control automatically adjusts charging power based on grid supply and battery status, ensuring uninterrupted operations. The project was implemented in collaboration with INSOLEN, a Spanish engineering and energy efficiency firm.

Turbo Energy (NASDAQ:TURB), a photovoltaic energy storage leader, held its 2025 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders on June 24, 2025, in Valencia, Spain. The shareholders approved several key resolutions including the election of eight board members and the ratification of both TAAD, LLP and Grant Thornton as the company's accounting firms.

Notably, shareholders approved delegating power to the Board for potential capital increases up to 50% of current share capital and authorized the Board to issue convertible bonds up to €60 million. Both authorizations include provisions for excluding pre-emptive rights up to 20% of share capital.

Turbo Energy (NASDAQ: TURB) has secured a patent (#iP202430282) from the Spanish Patent and Trademark Office for an innovative system that revolutionizes energy storage integration and photovoltaic expansion in existing solar installations. The technology enables seamless addition of energy storage and new solar panels to existing setups without complex retrofitting. A key innovation is the "compensation value" concept that maintains minimum grid consumption while maximizing energy storage during peak production, effectively bypassing zero-injection configuration limitations. The patented technology is already implemented in Turbo Energy's product lines: SUNBOX Home for residential use, SUNBOX Industry for commercial/industrial applications, and SUNBOX Utility for utility-scale projects.

Turbo Energy (Nasdaq: TURB), a provider of AI-optimized solar energy storage technologies, announced its participation at Intersolar Europe 2025 in Munich, Germany from May 7-9, 2025. The company will showcase its SUNBOX energy storage solutions at Booth B1.430 in Hall B1.

Intersolar Europe, the world's leading solar industry exhibition, attracts over 110,000 participants annually. Turbo Energy will demonstrate its AI-enabled SUNBOX solutions for residential, commercial/industrial, and utility-scale applications. The company's senior executives and technical, sales, and marketing representatives will be available to discuss their energy storage and management technologies.

Turbo Energy has partnered with Saesa, a major Chilean electric utility, to expand smart battery storage systems across Chile. The collaboration's first project involves installing a battery energy storage system (BESS) at Bayas del Sur, a leading berry producer in southern Chile.

The installed system features lithium batteries with 200 kW of power and 880 kWh of storage capacity, complementing Bayas del Sur's existing photovoltaic installation. This enables the plant to optimize energy usage, reduce fuel dependence, and maintain operations during peak demand or outages.

This partnership follows Turbo Energy's recent entry into Chile, where they launched Latin America's first integrated solar energy storage system at the Alto Labranza shopping center in March 2025. The company's new division, Turbo Energy Solutions, focuses on photovoltaic generation and smart energy management for commercial and industrial sectors across Latin America.