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NeoVolta Wins $10 Million Battery Pack Supply Order From Lion Power

NeoVolta Wins $10 Million Battery Pack Supply Order From Lion Power

MT newswireMT newswire2026/10/14 19:46
03:46 PM EDT, 10/14/2026 (MT Newswires) -- NeoVolta (NEOV) said its power subsidiary won an order worth least $10 million to supply Greenville, South Carolina-based Lion Power with battery packs used in commercial and industrial energy storage systems. The purchase commitment through 2027 includes initial purchase orders of more than $4 million with multiple megawatt-hours of battery capacity shipping in Q4, NeoVolta said Wednesday in a statement. The agreement marks NeoVolta's first commercial and industrial deliveries and will support Lion Power's PowerBase, an autonomous power-management system that helps facility operators reduce peak energy demand, lower costs and simplify infrastructure, according to the statement. Price: 2.29, Change: -0.18, Percent Change: -7.11
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