Amprius shares rose 3.5% following a second-quarter beat driven by strong demand and new customer wins in its silicon anode battery business, notably in military and commercial drones. Market confidence was bolstered by an increased 2026 revenue forecast and expanding contract backlog.
Shares dropped 24.7% after Amprius’s Q1 report, driven by cautious commentary and implied deceleration despite an upward revision in full-year revenue guidance. Investors appear concerned about the implied growth sustainability and margin outlook.
Amprius Technologies reported record Q3 2025 revenue of $21.4 million, a 42% sequential increase, driven by strong demand for its innovative silicon anode batteries, particularly in the aviation sector.