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PowerBank Corporation reported fiscal third quarter and nine‑month FY2026 results showing a much smaller loss and stronger balance sheet, despite slightly lower revenue. For the nine months ended March 31, 2026, total revenue was $22,219 versus $23,890 a year earlier.
Net loss narrowed sharply to $12,163 from $34,681, with basic and diluted loss per share improving to $0.31 from $1.10. Year-to-date Adjusted EBITDA, a non-IFRS measure, remained a loss at $1,339, roughly in line with the prior year.
The company ended the quarter with $36.7 million in current assets, including $11.3 million in cash, and $26.0 million in current liabilities, resulting in positive working capital of $10.7 million. Management highlighted nine projects breaking ground that have been safe harbored to support eligibility for US$65 million in Investment Tax Credits.
Highbridge Capital Management amended a Schedule 13G to report beneficial ownership of 2,394,367 Common Shares of POWERBANK Corp, representing 4.9% of the class assuming exercise of warrants. The percentage is calculated using 46,568,399 Common Shares outstanding as of February 16, 2026. The filing states the reported shares are issuable upon exercise of warrants held directly by the Highbridge Funds and that the Highbridge Funds have the right to receive dividends or sale proceeds. The statement is signed by Kirk Rule on May 15, 2026.
PowerBank Corporation is updating investors on its enterprise AI rollout with Intellistake Technologies. A public-facing AI investor relations agent has been live on PowerBank’s website since April 8, 2026, providing structured, auditable responses to questions based on verified public disclosures.
The internal IntelliScope business intelligence platform has been deployed on dedicated sovereign AI infrastructure operated independently of major U.S. cloud providers and powered by 100% renewable energy. IntelliScope’s first use is for U.S. renewable energy development, helping evaluate grant eligibility, assess regulatory and interconnection conditions, and unify data across PowerBank’s 1+ GW development pipeline.
PowerBank Corporation has brought its first Ontario Battery Energy Storage System, the 4.99 MW BESS SFF 06 project in Cramahe, into commercial operation. The asset is co-located with an existing solar project and now generates contracted revenue.
The project holds a 22-year contract from the Independent Electricity System Operator with 4.74 MW of daily contract capacity paid at $1,221/MW per business day for 251 business days each year, above the storage category’s weighted average of $876/MW. It is also eligible for a refundable Clean Technology Investment Tax Credit covering up to 30% of eligible capital costs.
The project is financed under a $28.1 million loan facility with Royal Bank of Canada that also includes another BESS asset. PowerBank owns an indirect 50% of the project company, acquired as part of a $45 million Solar Flow-Through Funds transaction, while First Nations partners hold the remaining 50%.
PowerBank Corporation reports a key milestone for its Sydney community solar project in Nova Scotia, announcing execution of the Standard Small Generator Interconnection and Operating Agreement. The ground-mounted project is approximately 2.43 MW and has received required municipal permits.
The project is expected to deliver clean energy equivalent to powering 222 homes annually and generate about $1.79 million in electricity savings for the local community over its lifetime. PowerBank targets starting ground preparation in Fall 2026, subject to final environmental permitting and financing.
The project is owned by AI Renewable Flow-through Fund, with PowerBank as lead developer alongside local partner Trimac Engineering. PowerBank highlights over 50 MW of community solar completed, more than 100 MW of projects built overall, and a development pipeline above 1 GW as it expands community solar in Canada.
PowerBank Corporation reported a key milestone for its Brooklyn community solar project in Nova Scotia, completing the Standard Small Generator Interconnection and Operating Agreement and obtaining municipal permits. The company plans to move into environmental permitting and expects to begin construction in the fall of 2026.
The ground-mounted project is expected to power the equivalent of 628 homes and generate about $3.86 million in electricity savings over its lifetime. The Brooklyn project will contribute approximately 6.68 MW DC to Nova Scotia’s plan for 100 MW AC of new community solar and is part of PowerBank’s more than 1 GW North American development pipeline.
PowerBank Corporation has terminated the previously announced sale of its Gainesville and Highway 28 solar projects after those sites failed to obtain required permits. The third-party owner issued a sell-back notice, and PowerBank will return approximately US$2.35 million that had been advanced.
PowerBank plans to reassess strategic options for these two projects, including potentially developing them as owned independent power producer assets or selling them to another buyer. Its Hardie and Rice Road projects, with a combined total project value of US$22.88 million as of the original transaction date, remain under construction, are not affected by the sell-back, and are targeting module delivery in the second half of 2026 and commercial operation in Q1 2027.
PowerBank Corporation has signed a lease for a 5 MW AC hybrid solar and battery energy storage project in upstate New York, expected to qualify for NYSERDA’s NY-Sun and Retail Storage incentives. The project is at an early stage, pending interconnection approval, permitting and financing.
The company explains that the project is intended to operate as a community solar plus storage asset, allowing local renters and homeowners to subscribe and receive bill credits that can lower their electricity costs. PowerBank highlights its track record of over 100 MW of completed projects and a development pipeline above 1 GW.
Separately, PowerBank received a sell-back notice on its Gainesville and Highway 28 solar projects because required permits were not obtained, terminating those transactions and requiring return of advanced funds to the owner. The Hardie and Rice Road projects, with a combined project value of US$22.88 million as of the original transaction date, remain under construction and are targeted for commercial operation in Q1 2027.
PowerBank Corporation filed a Form 6-K highlighting a new Letter of Intent with Nodiac Corp. to explore deploying modular AI data centers at PowerBank’s solar and Battery Energy Storage System sites across North America. The LOI outlines collaboration to identify suitable sites using Nodiac’s screening platform, with definitive agreements to be negotiated individually. PowerBank points to its development pipeline of over 1 GW and more than 100 MW of built renewable capacity as a foundation for potential data center co-location. The company emphasizes that the LOI is not a definitive agreement and any modular data center construction will depend on final contracts, permits, technical feasibility and financing.
PowerBank Corporation reported that its 7.1 MW Jordan Rd 2 community solar project in New York has been approved for up to $1,119,618 in NYSERDA NY-Sun incentives and is expected to qualify for up to an additional $1,576,590 through the Inclusive Community Solar Adder. The project is designed to supply clean energy equivalent to about 895 homes annually and has received both municipal and brownfield-specific environmental approvals.
The company also said a previously proposed US$500,000 strategic investment in Orbit AI has been mutually terminated, although their collaboration agreement continues. Separately, PowerBank received a Nasdaq notice that its shares traded below the $1.00 minimum bid for 30 consecutive business days, triggering a 180-day compliance period until September 29, 2026, with a possible additional 180 days via a market transfer. The notice does not immediately affect trading but highlights listing-compliance risk.