Vivopower International Plc Stock Price, News & Analysis

VivoPower (Nasdaq: VVPR) completed a definitive agreement with KWeather (KOSDAQ) on Feb 4, 2026, transferring economic rights to some Ripple Labs shares and receiving $4.3 million of KWeather shares representing a 20% stake.

The remaining Ripple Labs positions will be acquired by Lean Ventures under a prior December 2025 partnership. According to the company, all Ripple Labs share transfers will occur at market value and follow Ripple Labs' approval process. VivoPower said it will not acquire digital assets on its balance sheet and will focus resources on scaling its data center infrastructure for AI compute.

VivoPower (NASDAQ: VVPR) has terminated its at-the-market (ATM) equity offering agreement with Chardan Capital Markets dated December 23, 2025, and confirmed no further shares will be sold under that facility.

Management cited projected operating cash flow, available economically non-dilutive funding at the project/asset level, and market conditions as reasons for ending the ATM, aligning with the Board's focus on disciplined capital allocation and minimizing dilution.

VivoPower (NASDAQ: VVPR) announced that shareholders approved all six resolutions at its Extraordinary General Meeting on January 30, 2026, each passing with at least 93% of votes cast. The mandates update the company’s capital structure, provide greater flexibility to execute growth, and establish a market-based incentivization program to attract and retain A‑grade talent.

VivoPower (NASDAQ: VVPR) will present at the Noble Capital Markets Emerging Growth Virtual Conference on Thursday, February 5, 2026 at 3:30 PM ET. The presentation, led by Kevin Chin and Alex Cuppage, includes a fireside Q&A and registered 1x1 investor meetings. A webcast will be archived for 90 days.

Management will outline VivoPower's strategic pivot to Sovereign AI compute infrastructure following recent acquisitions including a 25MW UAE data center platform, 291MW land with power rights in Finland, and a 42MW Norway data center.

VivoPower (NASDAQ: VVPR) entered a definitive agreement to acquire OGDC, securing an economic interest in 291MW of powered land in Finland with grid connection targeted within 12 months and closing expected in February 2026. Consideration: ~$13 million cash at closing plus contingent value rights that convert into preference shares convertible at $15 per share upon successful energization. Energy supply is renewable hydropower at sub-4¢/kWh. OGDC co-founders will join VivoPower leadership and a project financing plan targets ~65% senior debt / 15% mezzanine / 20% equity.

VivoPower (NASDAQ: VVPR) announced that its EV subsidiary Tembo has signed a strategic partnership with Help Me Buy An EV (HMBEV) to accelerate sales of the Tembo Tusker in Australia’s estimated US$11 billion light utility pickup market. The agreement makes HMBEV a preferred partner for hands-on trials, customer education, and market engagement using HMBEV’s Centre of Excellence at Sydney Motorsport Park. The partnership targets B2B, government and commercial fleets and supports Tembo’s commercial rollout and its stated US$838 million potential spin-off via a planned Nasdaq listing. HMBEV’s existing relationships with major energy players like Ampol and AmpCharge are highlighted as complementary to Tembo’s go-to-market approach.

VivoPower (NASDAQ: VVPR) appointed Shane Whelan to its Global Advisory Council and will open a Dublin office as it scales a sovereign AI data center infrastructure business.

Whelan brings multi‑decade relationships with hyperscalers including Google, Microsoft, and Amazon, and a development portfolio exceeding 3.5 million square feet with gross development value in excess of $2 billion. The Dublin office will support recruiting development, technical delivery, and operations personnel as VivoPower advances its Power‑to‑X strategy and AI data center buildout.

VivoPower (NASDAQ: VVPR) appointed Rachel Pether to its Global Advisory Council, effective January 8, 2026. Based in the UAE for almost 18 years, Pether is Head of Middle East at 3iQ and a Senior Advisor to the Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute; she previously held a leadership role at Mubadala, which manages assets of $330 billion. The appointment is presented as a strategic step to strengthen VivoPower’s footprint and institutional access in the Middle East for its sovereign AI digital infrastructure and electric mobility platforms and to support capital formation efforts.

VivoPower (NASDAQ: VVPR) executed an exclusive heads of agreement to acquire an energized, operational >40MW data center facility in Norway powered by 100% renewable hydropower.

The deal is presented as highly accretive with an indicative $10 million proforma EBITDA and an implied valuation of ~$40 million (about 4x proforma EBITDA). Energy cost is cited below $0.035/kWh, and the site has a 50-year land lease. Funding is proposed via deferred vendor finance and a convertible preference share tranche with a $6.80 conversion price and 6% PIK coupon, conditional on shareholder approval in January 2026. Closing is expected in January 2026. VivoPower intends to repurpose the site toward a Sovereign AI Hub for LLM training and inference.