VivoPower PLC reports company developments tied to its AI data center infrastructure, Power-to-X platform and powered land assets. Recurring announcements cover data center asset activity, reserve-market demand response at the Mo i Rana, Norway site, conference presentations and updates on the company's sovereign AI compute infrastructure strategy.
Company news also covers capital-structure actions, including share conversion matters and registration-statement changes, as well as governance and advisory council updates, material agreements, shareholder voting matters, operating results and financial results.
VivoPower (NASDAQ: VIVO) launched a formal competitive lease RFP after completing its April 21, 2026 acquisition of the operational 41.5MW Mo i Rana data center in Norway. The site runs on 100% renewable hydroelectric power below US$0.035/kWh, can deploy tenants in months, and has optionality to expand to over 80MW pending regulatory approval.
VivoPower (NASDAQ: VIVO) closed and fully funded a $41 million acquisition of a 41.5MW energized Norway data center, delivering immediate pro forma group-level EBITDA profitability.
The acquisition brings ~US$31 million annualized revenue and ~US$10 million annualized EBITDA, 100% hydro power below US$0.035/kWh, and a planned additional 40MW expansion subject to regulatory approval.
VivoPower (Nasdaq: VIVO) appointed Khadija Mustafa to its Advisory Council on April 7, 2026. Mustafa brings a 23-year Microsoft background, leadership in AI strategy and partnerships, and experience with an $8.5 billion technology acquisition and expansion across 79 countries.
Her network across hyperscalers, sovereign institutions, and frontier AI companies is expected to support VivoPower's global powered land and data center infrastructure growth.
VivoPower (Nasdaq: VIVO) announced Nasdaq reservation of the ticker TEMB for Tembo Group N.V., marking a regulatory milestone for the planned listing of the business combination between Tembo e-LV and Cactus Acquisition Corporation I.
The transaction values Tembo at a pre-money indicative equity value of approximately US$838 million, notes that Tembo secured long-term strategic capital from the Emirates so no PIPE is required, and says VivoPower expects to retain a significant equity interest subject to final closing mechanics. Closing remains conditional on SEC Form F-4 effectiveness, CCTS shareholder approval, and customary conditions.
VivoPower (Nasdaq: VIVO) announced a voluntary conversion of 2,961,000 listed Class A ordinary shares into unlisted, non-tradable Class B shares with enhanced voting rights, removing them from the public float. The conversion follows board acquisitions of 2,650,000 shares and uses authority from the January 30, 2026 shareholder vote approving a dual‑class structure. Class B shares can be reconverted to Class A only with shareholder approval. The move complements termination of the company ATM and withdrawal of a $180M Form F-3 shelf, underscoring a stated non‑dilutive capital strategy and leadership alignment.
VivoPower (Nasdaq: VIVO) has terminated its $180 million Form F-3 registration statement, effective March 18, 2026. The F-3, originally dated December 23, 2025, is no longer available and no further sales of ordinary shares will occur under that filing.
The company said the decision supports a non-dilutive capital strategy and reflects confidence in current and projected cash flow from operations and alternative potential non-dilutive funding at the project level.
VivoPower (Nasdaq: VIVO) announced that, effective March 16, 2026 before market open, its Nasdaq ticker changed to VIVO and the company completed a corporate name change to VivoPower PLC. The changes reflect a strategic focus on powered land and data center infrastructure for AI compute.
The name and ticker change do not affect shareholder rights and require no action from current shareholders.
VivoPower (Nasdaq: VVPR) will change its corporate name to VivoPower PLC and begin trading under the new ticker VIVO effective March 16, 2026 before the Nasdaq open. The changes align the company with its focus on building, owning, and leasing powered land and data center infrastructure for AI compute applications.
The name change does not affect shareholder rights and requires no action by current shareholders. VivoPower emphasizes monetization via long-term, bankable lease contracts with sovereigns, hyperscalers, neocloud players, and other tenants.
VivoPower (Nasdaq: VVPR) announced executive leadership changes on February 19, 2026, as it sharpens focus on powered land and AI data center infrastructure.
The company cited its recent acquisition of 291MW of powered sites in Finland, secured site and power access for a 25MW UAE data center platform, completion of a $30 million PIPE financing, and a proposed acquisition of a 40MW energized Norway data center expected to add about $10 million in pro forma EBITDA.
VivoPower (Nasdaq: VVPR) announced that its board members increased their aggregate shareholdings by 2.65 million shares on Feb 18, 2026. Executive Chairman Kevin Chin accounted for the majority of the purchases. Each director filed a Form 4 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.