[Batterie à l’état solide : revenus de KULR H1 de 6,027 millions de dollars, T2 pénalisé par des goulots d’étranglement de la chaîne d’approvisionnement et des retards d’usine]

[Solid-State Battery: QuantumScape’s H1 Client Revenue of $21.8 Million Exceeded Last Year’s Full-Year Total, Establishing a New Partnership with Honda] In 2026, QuantumScape (QS) released its H1 2026 financial report. During the reporting period, the company’s client revenue (partner R&D collaboration payments, not product sales) reached $21.8 million, exceeding the full-year 2025 level; GAAP net loss was $199.04 million ($0.32 per share), with the loss narrowing by about 13% YoY. Q2 client revenue was $10.8 million, and net loss was $98.2 million. As of the end of the reporting period, cash holdings stood at $859 million. In the solid-state battery segment, the company reorganized into three business groups: QSEV (automotive), QSDC (AI data centers), and QSAS (advanced solutions). Its all-solid-state lithium-metal battery had shipped QSE-5 battery cells to a major US national defense contractor and established a new partnership with Honda.

[Solid-State Battery: Solid Power Reported H1 2026 Revenue of $2.805 Million; Sulphide Electrolyte Pilot Production Line Progressed as Planned] In 2026, Solid Power (SLDP) released its H1 2026 financial report. During the reporting period, the company achieved revenue of $2.805 million, down 79.31% YoY (including Q2 revenue of -$300,000, due to a $1.2 million revenue reversal resulting from adjustments to assumptions for recognizing milestone revenue from the SK On collaboration); net profit attributable to shareholders was -$36.849 million, with the loss narrowing 8.99% YoY. As of the end of the reporting period, it held cash of $419.3 million and had no debt. In the solid-state battery segment, the company remained committed to the sulphide solid-state electrolyte technology route; construction of the continuous electrolyte pilot production line progressed as planned, and it continued to advance cooperation with Samsung SDI, BMW, SK On, and others.

[Batterie à l’état solide : Factorial Energy a obtenu sa première commande commerciale de batteries au T2 et a finalisé une fusion d’entreprises en juin, levant plus de 100 millions de dollars] Le 11 août 2026, Factorial Energy (FAC) a publié ses résultats du T2 2026. L’entreprise a été cotée au Nasdaq en juin 2025 et a finalisé une fusion d’entreprises en juin 2026, obtenant plus de 100 millions de dollars de financement pour soutenir la commercialisation ; la perte nette sur les douze derniers mois (TTM) s’est élevée à 70,32 millions de dollars. Dans le secteur des batteries à l’état solide, en tant que leader mondial de la technologie des batteries à l’état solide, l’entreprise a obtenu au T2 sa première commande commerciale de batteries (dans l’aérospatiale) et a conclu un partenariat stratégique avec Tulip Tech afin d’accélérer le déploiement commercial de batteries à l’état solide pour drones