KULR just inked a 5-year preferred battery supply agreement with Caban Energy—the deal's expected to generate roughly $30M in total revenue once it kicks off in 2026. Beyond the supply contract, KULR is also acquiring Caban's manufacturing assets located in Plano, Texas. This move should significantly strengthen KULR's domestic production capacity and give them more control over the supply chain moving forward. It's a strategic play to scale operations while securing a steady revenue stream.
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DegenDreamer
· 01-17 17:39
Kulr's recent integration is quite clever. With 30 million over 5 years, they can also conveniently acquire capacity. It's a bit slow to start showing results only by 2026.
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Web3Educator
· 01-14 18:16
ngl, as i always tell my students—vertical integration like this is where the real game changes. kulr's basically saying "we're not playing middleman anymore" and that's the fundamentals speaking right there. $30M over 5 years is solid but what gets me is the asset acquisition... controlling plano means controlling narrative. that's web3 thinking applied to traditional supply chains lol
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NFTArchaeologis
· 01-14 18:16
Supply chain integration, moving from decentralization to vertical integration. This approach has been seen countless times in industrial history, from Ford's assembly line to today's chip industry chain—controlling the source is always the most reliable. $30M amortized over five years, with a steady pace, not the kind of aggressive expansion that overextends the future.
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TokenCreatorOP
· 01-14 18:14
Oh wow, KULR's integration this time is pretty solid... they directly acquired the Texas factory.
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LadderToolGuy
· 01-14 18:01
Kulr's move here is quite impressive, directly taking out both upstream and downstream... But they won't start making a profit until 2026. How much patience does the hunter need?
KULR just inked a 5-year preferred battery supply agreement with Caban Energy—the deal's expected to generate roughly $30M in total revenue once it kicks off in 2026. Beyond the supply contract, KULR is also acquiring Caban's manufacturing assets located in Plano, Texas. This move should significantly strengthen KULR's domestic production capacity and give them more control over the supply chain moving forward. It's a strategic play to scale operations while securing a steady revenue stream.