Who mentions $AMPX most on Surfaced?

@blackpanthercap (Black Panther Capital) mentions $AMPX most — 81 mentions in the past 12 months.

When was $AMPX first mentioned on Surfaced?

The earliest tracked mention of $AMPX in the Surfaced archive was on Aug 8, 2025.

How many voices track $AMPX?

16 FinTwit voices have mentioned $AMPX 258 times in the past 12 months.

What kind of voices mention $AMPX most?

$AMPX is mentioned most by Long Research voices on Surfaced.

$AMPX — FinTwit mentions on Surfaced

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@blackpanthercapJun 3, 2026 · 5:25 PM

@WineAndWar_ I’ve sold my $AMPX position as of now.

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@kaizen_investorMay 28, 2026 · 4:55 PM

If you invest in waves, you always have a winner. On what looks like a balanced day in the market, $AMPX is up 26% today. Drone stocks are all up today. The Pentagon is actively exploring direct financial backing for domestic drone manufacturers. This proposed funding could involve government loans or even equity stakes in these companies. Amprius makes batteries for drones and it's widely considered the company with the best technology. The best technology is certainly not always the cheapest and financial backing for drone manufacturers will certainly help the business.

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@ckcapitalxxMay 11, 2026 · 5:27 PM

Easiest buy of my life. Up almost 20% in a couple days on this. Missed EPS by 2 cents and we dropped 30%. Did anyone else add $AMPX with me?

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@kaizen_investorMay 8, 2026 · 12:32 PM

Listened to the $AMPX earnings yesterday. Needed to sleep about it. Got mixed feelings to be honest. The Good - Revenues keep growing with more than 150% YoY. It looks to slow down a bit QoQ but we saw the same in Q1 last year. Nothing to be worried about here. - They secured a contract in China. As explained in the call, China is a very competitive area for battery suppliers. The fact that they were able to secure a contract in that region proves their technology. - They raised their 2026 forecast with $5 million. Management is confident in growing their revenues due to a backlog from their customers. - At this moment in time Amprius got the best battery technology in terms of energy densitiy per kg. I'm not a battery expert, but from the technical reports I can read, Amprius is a clear winner. The question marks - The gross profit margin: Having a moat is something subjective. It often depends on the framework you use. I like to use a more objective approach. If you can grow your revenues and gross profit margin, you have a moat. A clear technology advantage in one of the fastest growing markets, should result in both revenue and gross profit margin growth imo. The fact that this is not the case this quarter worries me a bit. The fact that they did not give a clear answer on how to raise the margin again, worries me even more. He gave an explanation about one-off costs and some high overhead costs, but nothing to significant imo. He also told that they probably lost a couple of % points due to the fact that they are not a multi-million dollar revenue company. That if they would have more revenues, that they would be able to streamline costs and win a couple of % points moving to 24%-25%. While I don't disagree, it's a useless answer. They will not be a multi-million dollar revenue company soon, so they will have to find other ways. - Customer concentration: 50% of the revenue comes from 3 main customers. 35% of the revenue goes to the war in Ukraine. I have companies in my portfolio that are for 75% dependant on 1 customer, so I should be able to live with that. It's the fact that they are not able to charge those customers more, that worries me. They start their presentation with an overview of those three customers. That they have a huge backlog and so are expecting more orders from those customers. They also mention a new sales team and customer in China and that they are exploring the market in South-Korea. All great, but the drone market is surging in the US. It might be only a personal feeling but it looks like they feel this market is saturated. Only talking about the existing customers and opportunities abroad. I want to see them aggresively pushing for more drone contracts in the US. Maybe they have production limits in the Colorado facility? With the National Defence Act, US customers can't use Chinese batteries and Amprius has production facalities in Asia. When they talk about new opportunities, they mainly mention new applications: Robotics, Space and eVTOL. I agree, those are major future opportunities but won't give you significant revenue today. When talked about US drone opportunities, they mainly talked about the 3 long-term existing customers. When you have the best in class product for a growing industry, you should be able to find new customers every week, no? You should be able to talk about current opportunities, not only future ones. Conclusion Maybe I'm interpreting things the wrong way, but the earnings call left me a bit confused. The call was also very quiet, so had to concentrate to make sure I understood everything. That frustrated me a bit, so might be a reason why I have this mixed feeling. I decided to hold my shares. Not to sell or buy any new shares. Not financial advise. Just my thoughts and opinion.

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@ckcapitalxxMay 7, 2026 · 2:52 PM

$AMPX at $16 after an overreaction from the market seems like a gift. https://t.co/uLKkhoz7yv

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@kaizen_investorMay 6, 2026 · 8:25 PM

$AMPX with a massive revenue beat in Q1, they just missed the EPS estimates. The stock is down 7% in aftermarket but on the first sight there is a lot to like about these earnings. 1. Huge Backlog: $500 Million in Defense Orders This is a big win. While the company's current quarterly revenue is around $28.5 million, having $500 million in new orders from the U.S. military provides massive long-term visibility. 2. Market Expansion: China’s Light Electric Vehicle (LEV) Market Amprius has historically been an aviation/drone battery company. Winning a $21 million order in China for scooters and motorcycles shows they can successfully move into the e-mobility space. 3. The Asset-Light Strategy: Contract Manufacturing Instead of spending billions to build their own massive factories (which is what killed many battery startups), Amprius is partnering with companies like Nanotech Energy. 4. Operational Efficiency: Exiting Colorado The company terminated its lease in Brighton, Colorado, and shifted focus back to its main hub in Fremont and its manufacturing partners. Looking forward to the earnings call. But will listen to it tomorrow morning. I remember the stock was down after the earnings last quarter as well. It pumped 77% after that. I don't see why the stock is down at the moment, we'll see.

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@kaizen_investorMay 2, 2026 · 6:53 PM

I already doubled my position on $AMPX, but I believe it is just the beginning. They will be the primary battery supplier for the eVTOL and drones industry. They report on Wednesday. Will cover the figures and takeaways from the earnings call. https://t.co/a34D19pyEU

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@blackpanthercapApr 21, 2026 · 5:10 PM

@pennycheck Very happy with the entry I made in $AMPX. Up with 55% since. But I would like to see some updated target from analyst at some point. A lot has happened and will happen with this company going forward.

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@tradableastroApr 20, 2026 · 6:48 PM

$AMPX (only had this one) https://t.co/PwuuMhP0n6

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@blackpanthercapApr 19, 2026 · 6:41 AM

@Kaizen_Investor I’m so happy I took a position in $AMPX a while ago. I really have huge expectations for their future and ramp up

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@kaizen_investorApr 18, 2026 · 5:17 PM

$AMPX one of the main winners of this milestone. Amprius is uniquely positioned to benefit because the success of eVTOL aircraft hinges entirely on battery performance. The energy demands are extreme, requiring the ultra-high density that Amprius’s silicon anode technology provides at 500 Wh/kg, solving the critical weight-to-power ratio for profitable flights. Furthermore, a taxi network in Dubai relies on rapid turnaround, a need met by Amprius’s ability to charge to 80% in under six minutes. By validating this infrastructure, Dubai triggers a competitive race for elite power sources. Amprius, with its significant market share and scalable manufacturing model, stands as the primary beneficiary of this demand surge. Note: I’m long $AMPX

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@kaizen_investorApr 13, 2026 · 5:47 PM

$AMPX now doubled since I first started to buy shares. It’s by far the safest play into the drone industry. Drones and eVTOLs live and die by their battery's energy density (measured in Watt-hours per kilogram, or Wh/kg). Traditional graphite lithium-ion batteries are simply too heavy and lack the juice for extended, heavy-payload flights. Amprius uses proprietary silicon nanowire anode technology (through their SiMaxx and SiCore platforms) to achieve energy densities between 400 to 500 Wh/kg. In the drone world, this translates to: • Double the range: Up to a 100% improvement in flight time compared to traditional batteries. • Heavier payloads: Drones can carry more cargo (or passengers, in the case of air taxis) without increasing the battery footprint. • Faster turnaround: High power density combined with rapid charging reduces ground downtime. If Amprius becomes the baseline standard for high-performance aviation, $2.5 billion is a drop in the bucket. The eVTOL, drone, and defense markets are projected to reach tens of billions in the coming years.

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@wliangMar 31, 2026 · 2:08 PM

Happy to see defense doing well today, like $AMPX. Will start to DCA on the first BD, just like last time. Will share on here when it appears. Last run gave us nearly a 2x. https://t.co/eF1iWp4Ljp

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@wliangMar 27, 2026 · 6:18 PM

$AMPX is a company I believe in fundamentally. Following technicals, our indicators nailed an entry for us at $10.05 and an exit at $19.10 - just shy of my predicted target of $20. Waiting for the next Blue Diamond before re-entering again with an even larger position. Will share on here once it appears. I've posted this Amprius swing nearly every step of the way. Those who followed, made a ton of money. Our https://t.co/r8G8UwTZYy is the only indicator I use and trust for these swings. All users gain complimentary access to our trades earlier as well (via our Premium Discord Community).

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@ckcapitalxxMar 22, 2026 · 12:22 AM

I posted $AMPX at $9. It is now $18. The thesis has only gotten stronger. Here is why it is still an amazing play after this run up. Every drone on earth has the same problem. Battery life limits everything. Flight time. Range. Payload. The difference between a drone that survives a mission and one that doesn’t is often measured in minutes of endurance. That problem does not get solved with the same graphite batteries that have been in laptops for 30 years. $AMPX builds silicon anode batteries. Up to 500 Wh/kg energy density. Twice the energy density of conventional lithium-ion. More flight time. More range. Less weight. And they hold 80+ patents on the process that makes it possible. The drone economy is not coming. It is here. The US military is buying autonomous underwater drones, tactical strike drones, surveillance drones, and swarm drones at a scale that would have seemed impossible five years ago. The Iran war just showed every defense planner on earth that the next battlefield runs on autonomous systems. Every one of those systems needs a better battery. The DoD is also actively cutting Chinese battery suppliers out of its supply chain. NDAA compliance is now a hard requirement for US defense contracts. $AMPX is US-based, ahead of schedule on NDAA compliance, and the only high-density silicon anode supplier that can actually deliver at scale right now. Nokia Drone Networks just selected their SiCore batteries. Over 550 customers. Revenue tripled year over year to $73 million in 2025. First positive adjusted EBITDA last quarter. 2026 revenue guidance of $125 million plus, nearly doubling again. 8 analysts. All Strong Buy or Buy. The stock doubled. The fundamentals more than justified it. And the drone wave is nowhere near its peak.

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@wliangMar 19, 2026 · 2:05 PM

Weekly $AMPX. When the market turns green, almost certain this'll go to $20. Will quote this post soon... https://t.co/3EbkzpBYGj

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@wliangMar 17, 2026 · 1:41 PM

$AMPX is one of my largest swings at the moment. Maxed out bull activity, Weekly BD was confirmed... $20 is right around the corner. 🛸 https://t.co/dLtxSAJt1N

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@wliangMar 15, 2026 · 3:40 PM

No 1D Pink Diamonds on $AMPX. Third BD just came in on the Weekly as well. Still bullish on Amprius, technically and fundamentally. 🧬 https://t.co/q8OKo9kOVx

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@itschrisrayMar 13, 2026 · 9:00 PM

@5xCap Def like $AMPX but personally I just feel like I’ve got enough exposure with ONDS and like the whole thesis and longterm vision more

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@wliangMar 13, 2026 · 12:28 PM

Still more room to run on $AMPX IMO. As long as we don't plummet 5-10% today, the new Weekly BD will be confirmed. https://t.co/rIH9WX4BrV

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@kaizen_investorMar 10, 2026 · 9:16 PM

$AMPX is a significantly misunderstood company in the advanced energy storage space, particularly in the current supercycle. In light of the shift from a cash-burning R&D facility to a cash-generating business, there is a tangible pathway for significant upside. Price Target: $16.34 → $61.30 (bull case) Amprius is typically understood as a capital-intensive hardware start-up with significant chemistry-related challenges. This interpretation is incomplete and inaccurate. Amprius is not competing in the commoditized, high-volume electric vehicle battery space. Instead, $AMPX is evolving into a monopolistic, high-margin supplier of batteries for aerospace, drone, and defense applications via a capital-light contract manufacturing business model. My $AMPX thesis: 1. Capital-Light Economics This is the most important concept in understanding the Amprius business and its fundamental shift in financial trajectory. Battery competitors are in a race to reduce raw material costs associated with battery cells. Amprius has divested from a burdensome $110 million facility lease in Colorado. They transitioned to a capital-light contract manufacturing business through the Amprius Korea Battery Alliance. The Pivot: By shifting to specialized toll manufacturers, they preserve capital while scaling beyond 2.0 GWh. The Unit Economics: This pivot drove explosive leverage. In the fourth quarter of 2025, Amprius achieved a gross margin of 24% and delivered its first positive quarterly non-GAAP adjusted EBITDA of $1.8 million. 2. The Unreplicable Moat: High Switching Costs and Legislative Lock-In Competitors like $ENVX and Sila may be able to successfully enter the consumer electronics or automotive industries, but they will be unable to replicate Amprius’s moat in the aerospace industry. Total Vendor Lock-In: Since Amprius’s battery chemistry is to be deployed in high-altitude satellites or drones, it will need to be extensively tested for years to come. Switching to a heavier competitor would force OEMs to completely redesign their airframes. NDAA Dominance: Amprius has certified that all 11 internal components of their cells are sourced from compliant allied nations. 3. Financial Stability The advanced battery market is marked by capital-intensive bankruptcies. However, Amprius’s balance sheet is something to be taken seriously. Cash and Liquidity: Amprius closed 2025 with $90.47 million in cash and a current ratio of 6.65x. Pristine Debt Profile: The company operates with a net debt of -$50.59 million, meaning cash vastly outweighs any trace liabilities. 4. Revenue Quality and Pricing Power An examination of Amprius’s top line will reveal why Amprius is such a defensible company. Explosive Growth: For the year 2025, Amprius reported 202% year-over-year revenue growth to $73.01 million. Pricing Power: Because an Amprius cell delivers up to 200% runtime improvement, they command a massive price premium per kilowatt-hour. Customers happily pay this because doubling a drone's flight time effectively halves the required fleet size. 5. The Sleeping Giant: The Defense Supercycle There is a geopolitical shift toward unmanned tactical mobility. The TAM for batteries in unmanned aerial systems (UAS) is estimated at $27.0 billion by 2030. Amprius is already capturing this demand, recently securing a $35 million repeat purchase order from a leading drone manufacturer, proving field testing is turning into fleet-wide implementation. Valuation Discrepancy The company is currently trading at a significant discount. Using the firm's 2026 revenue guidance of $125.0 million in revenue, Amprius is currently trading at a forward price-to-sales ratio of 15.5x. This is in stark contrast to its direct competitor, $ENVX, which is currently trading at a forward price-to-sales ratio of 37.3x despite its cash burn and lower revenue. A thorough discounted cash flow analysis was done, and the results show that in order for Amprius to reach its current valuation, the company would need to achieve $2.51 billion in revenue by 2035. This equates to a revenue growth rate of 39.5%. Given the company's recent growth rate of 202% and the $27 billion TAM in the drone industry, this is certainly achievable. Summary $AMPX is a fundamentally strong, validated pure-play equity in the extreme mobility space. It is a high-margin monopolistic supplier in the aerospace industry and is currently trading at a fraction of its long-term earning potential. When Wall Street finally realizes this is a high-margin, monopolistic aerospace enabler and not just another struggling EV battery startup, the multiple expansion will be violent.

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@blackpanthercapMar 10, 2026 · 3:25 PM

HC Wainwright just confirmed two of my highest conviction positions. $ONDS — $25 PT. Maintained buy. $AMPX — $18 PT. Buy. Here’s why these two names belong in the same breath: $ONDS builds the autonomous drone systems. $AMPX builds the batteries that power them. One deploys the drone. The other keeps it in the air longer. $AMPX just reported: → Revenue +202% in 2025 to $73M. → 2026 guidance: $125M+ and first EBITDA-positive year. → $14.8M Defense Innovation Unit contract for NDAA-compliant drone batteries. → Nokia, AeroVironment, L3Harris, Teledyne FLIR, all customers. → $91.9M cash. Eliminated $110M+ in lease obligations. → NDAA tailwind. $AMPX is the only scaled Western alternative. $ONDS sits at $10 with a $25 PT. $AMPX just hit $18.50 with multiple analysts at $18-25. This is just the beginning. Two stocks. One thesis. Autonomous drone warfare is the infrastructure buildout of the next decade. You need the platform. You need the power. Still long both. Note: This is not financial advice.

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@wliangMar 10, 2026 · 2:40 PM

Very unlikely $AMPX doesn't hit $20. https://t.co/AxVQ9zl07R

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@kaizen_investorMar 9, 2026 · 8:42 PM

$AMPX now up 102% YTD. I bought them a little bit before the year-end dip so I’m only up 50% on the stock. I’m working on a complete business case on the stock as I believe the stock is still undervalued. NFA. https://t.co/MdW9TC9pxJ

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@wliangMar 9, 2026 · 3:26 PM

Fundamentals tell you to buy $AMPX. Technicals tell you when to enter. https://t.co/btNKiUwA13

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@blackpanthercapMar 6, 2026 · 5:07 PM

I’m not getting greedy either here. Market is extremely volatile at this point. $AMPX with a 43% weekly run. I took some profit, stacked up some cash for a possible retracement. Always nice with some cash in case market dips.

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@kaizen_investorMar 5, 2026 · 5:24 PM

Great summary from @SJCapitalInvest on the $AMPX earnings call. I just want to add some extra points on why I'm very bullish on the company, mostly on the production efficiency side. The Capital-Light Masterstroke: S&J mentions the current business is working, but it's important to add how efficiently it's working. By terminating the $110M Colorado mega-factory lease and shifting to contract manufacturing, Amprius entirely de-risked their balance sheet. They also officially terminated their ATM (At-The-Market) equity offering. Dilution risk is off the table, and cash is preserved for scaling. Elite Operating Leverage: Because they aren't bogged down building their own factories, management noted they are tracking to generate over $1 million in revenue per employee as they cross the $100M run rate. That is SaaS-level operational efficiency inside a hardware company, and it proves the scalability of their model. The Recurring Revenue: Building on S&J's point about robotics and drones: these industries burn through batteries. Management highlighted that the replacement cycle for these applications will eventually be larger than the initial battery sale. This creates a high-margin, compounding recurring revenue stream that traditional EV car battery makers don't get. Massive Un-Modeled Defense Upside: S&J is right that the military is guiding them on NDAA compliance, but the near-term financial impact is still largely un-priced. Amprius's guidance of $125M+ for 2026 is explicitly conservative and does not include potential massive upside from near-term U.S. defense contracts (like the current drone dominance program).

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@wliangMar 5, 2026 · 2:44 PM

Good morning $AMPX 🔋 First BD - $10.05 entry. Second BD - $10.97 entry. Third BD - $11.20 entry. Never ignore Blue Diamonds. https://t.co/ihHRGnddfF to use our indicators. https://t.co/8HcHpKPoOT

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@blackpanthercapMar 5, 2026 · 11:44 AM

$AMPX is the most underrated growth story in the battery market right now. $AMPX just dropped Q4 earnings and the numbers are speaking for themselves. 550 customers. Up from 440 in January. 110 added in Q4 alone. 2025 actuals: $73M revenue. Adj. EBITDA turned positive in Q3. 2026 guidance: $125M+ revenue. 70% YoY growth. 25% gross margins. 2030 target: $600M+ capacity. 30%+ gross margins. 20%+ Adj. EBITDA. This is silicon anode battery tech purpose-built for UAVs and light EVs. The market hasn’t figured this out yet. A $600M revenue company growing at 50% CAGR doesn’t stay small cap forever. 2 years from now you’ll wish you paid attention to this one. Note: This is NOT financial advice.

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@kaizen_investorMar 4, 2026 · 11:11 PM

One of my main holdings posted Q4 earnings today. $AMPX delivered a strong double beat, nudging shares up 2%. The standout strategic move is Amprius terminating an expensive 15-year lease for a Colorado factory. Instead of spending heavily to build their own plants, they are partnering with existing contract manufacturers in the U.S. and Korea. This approach removes over $110 million in lease obligations, preserves cash, and allows them to scale production much faster. The financials show a company hitting its stride. Full-year revenue tripled to $73 million in 2025, and Q4 gross margins improved drastically to a healthy 24%. Most importantly, Amprius achieved its first-ever quarter of positive adjusted operating profit ($1.8 million). Looking ahead, they project 2026 revenues to soar past $125 million. $AMPX is building a strong moat in aviation and defense. By securing a strictly U.S.-compliant supply chain, they are perfectly positioned for military contracts, recently expanding a key deal with the U.S. Defense Innovation Unit. They also won a contract to power Nokia's next-generation drone networks.

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@blackpanthercapMar 4, 2026 · 3:32 PM

$AMPX is up with almost 10% today 🟢 I added $AMPX a couple of days and I’m already up with 15%. Earnings tomorrow. Looks like somebody knows something. Note. This is not financial advice. https://t.co/3iTCRKy6cJ

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@kaizen_investorMar 1, 2026 · 4:24 PM

Most investors still don’t mention $AMPX when talking about the drone industry. $AMPX is building the best drone battery, a lithium-ion battery with silicon anode. Last week they mentioned that they are talking with every possible drone company to supply batteries. If you are bullish on the drone industry, you simply can’t forget $AMPX.

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@kaizen_investorFeb 28, 2026 · 11:35 PM

@bennybigbull $AMPX probably the best drone opportunity on the market right now.

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@wliangFeb 24, 2026 · 1:42 PM

For those interested in the energy sector, monitor $AMPX. They're tightly integrated with aerospace and defence as well. Currently recovering well, but the safest entry will be on the next BD. Will share here once it appears. 🔋 https://t.co/QtOXgP0fwO

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@wliangFeb 15, 2026 · 3:33 PM

@bennybigbull Doesn't look great short term, but honestly very bullish on $AMPX long-term. One of the few tickers on my radar at the moment.

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@ckcapitalxxFeb 13, 2026 · 12:40 AM

Another Stock I Haven’t Talked About That Just Hit My Buy Zone: $AMPX Current price: $10.18 Market cap: $1.3B $AMPX manufactures silicon anode lithium-ion batteries with up to 500 Wh/kg energy density—that’s TWICE the energy density of conventional graphite batteries. Their silicon anode platform holds 10x more lithium ions than graphite. Longer flight times, extended range, higher payload capacity for drones, electric aviation, and defense platforms. Institutions Are Loading Up Hard: • BlackRock: 7.5M shares (+41.5%) • Vanguard: 7.1M shares (+9.5%) • Citadel: 3.5M shares (+954.6%) • Susquehanna: 2.9M shares (+109.0%) • Morgan Stanley: 2.7M shares (+41.9%) • Goldman Sachs: 2.2M shares (+23.0%) • State Street: 2.2M shares (+86.1%) • UBS: 2.1M shares (+35.6%) • Deutsche Bank: 2.1M shares (+3,263.6%) Deutsche Bank went up 3,263% on their position. That’s not a typo. The Defense Angle Nobody’s Talking About: On February 3rd, $AMPX announced a manufacturing partnership with Nanotech Energy—their first U.S.-based manufacturing partner. This matters because the updated NDAA prohibits DoD from purchasing batteries made with materials from China or Russia starting January 2026. $AMPX just secured NDAA-compliant domestic production to serve defense customers like L3Harris. Defense Innovation Unit awarded $AMPX: • $10.5M contract to increase Fremont pilot line capacity to 10 MWh • $1.5M additional award in August 2025 • Working to make all 11 battery components NDAA-compliant “The DIU’s interest is domestic batteries and they see us as in the front of the pack.” - CEO Tom Stepien The Numbers: • 2024 Revenue: $24.17M (+167% YoY) • Q3 2025 Revenue: +173% YoY growth • $35M purchase order from leading UAS manufacturer • $1.9M US Army contract for 500Wh/kg SiMaxx™ cells • >2.0 GWh contracted global capacity across Asia and U.S. Analyst Targets: 6 analysts rate “Strong Buy” with $14.00 average target (27% upside). Multiple firms raised to $16 after Q3 earnings: • Roth Capital: $16 • B. Riley: $16 • Cantor Fitzgerald: $16 Why This Setup Works: NDAA-compliant domestic battery manufacturing means exclusive access to defense contracts. Silicon anode tech with 2x energy density creates a moat. $50M+ in purchase orders shows revenue is scaling. And institutions are piling in. When Deutsche Bank goes up 3,263% on a position, they’re not gambling. They’re loading up before the market catches on. $AMPX at $10.18 with NDAA-compliant U.S. manufacturing, 167% revenue growth, and institutions accumulating across the board is a defense + aviation battery play that most people are sleeping on.

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@kaizen_investorFeb 10, 2026 · 3:54 PM

$AMPX is becoming the primary target for smart money as institutions aggressively accumulate shares at current levels. The attached graph shows a massive shift in volume. $AMPX produces the most powerful lithium ion batteries in existence by replacing traditional graphite with silicon. Their tech allows high performance drones and aircraft to fly significantly farther than anything else on the market today. Amprius makes money by selling these advanced cells to the aerospace and defense industries where energy density is the most important factor. Instead of spending billions building their own factories, they use a clever contract manufacturing model. They partner with existing facilities in the US and South Korea to produce their designs which lets them grow fast without the massive debt usually seen in battery startups. The reason institutions think $AMPX is currently undervalued is that the market is missing how much their financial health has improved. Their latest official reports show they are finally making a profit on the batteries they sell with profit margins increasing every few months. They recently finished a plan that put nearly one hundred million dollars of cash in the bank while keeping zero debt on the books. They also canceled a very expensive lease in Colorado to save millions of dollars and focus on a leaner way of doing business. With over fifty million dollars in future orders already lined up and sales growing at record speed the stock is far cheaper than it should be. In conclusion Amprius sits at the heart of the next big shift in energy storage for the aviation and defense sectors. As they move toward full profitability in 2026 their technology lead in silicon anodes gives them a massive advantage. The smart money is clearly positioned for a breakout as the company scales its global production. For investors looking for a leader in the next generation of technology this represents a rare entry point before the valuation finally catches up to the real world growth.

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@crux_capital_Feb 3, 2026 · 1:52 PM

🚨Great news for $AMPX today "Amprius Technologies announced its first U.S.-based manufacturing partner, Nanotech Energy, establishing a domestic production pathway for its silicon-anode battery cells" The partnership creates an American supply chain aligned with NDAA sourcing requirements and explicitly supports customers including L3Harris $LHX This also extends their asset-light model into the U.S. which pushes global contract manufacturing capacity beyond 2.0 GWh across Asia + America. So we get lower geopolitical risk

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@kaizen_investorJan 29, 2026 · 3:29 PM

$AMPX now up 50% YTD. Still undervalued. https://t.co/LxoUYUBLUA

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@crux_capital_Jan 29, 2026 · 1:42 PM

🚨Needham Initiates $AMPX to Buy, PT $20 Analyst comments: "We believe we are in the early innings of a global, multi-year unmanned aerial systems supercycle, driven by accelerating demand across both defense and commercial markets. We believe AMPX stands out as a key pure-play UAS battery supplier (80-90% of sales), supercharging this cycle by offering what we view as the 'holy grail' in disruptive silicon-anode batteries that enable drones to fly farther and stay airborne longer. Combined with new regulatory dynamics boosting the commercial UAS market, we believe AMPX is uniquely positioned across this multi-billion-dollar total addressable market. When paired with the company’s capital-light business model, we believe AMPX will show industry-leading growth, earnings power, and multiple expansion as the drone cycle accelerates." Courtesy @wallstengine

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@jasonl_capitalJan 29, 2026 · 12:38 AM

@StonkValue Going to start taking a look at $AMPX

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@crux_capital_Jan 28, 2026 · 9:34 PM

Accounts that have covered $AMPX @pennycheck @TheRonnieVShow @DekmarTrades @fundmyfund @SJCapitalInvest @MMMTwealth @YOKi_SGN @disruptorinvest and many others

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@kaizen_investorJan 16, 2026 · 4:32 PM

$AMPX really broke out now. Currently at $11, really bullish on this one. I believe they can completely capture the growing drone industry with their batteries.

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@thevalueistJan 8, 2026 · 10:18 PM

$AMPX Amprius Technologies: Silicon Anode Scaling, Leadership Transition Strategy, and Investment Thesis.

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@kaizen_investorDec 18, 2025 · 5:43 PM

I've been looking into $AMPX lately, and I think this company could do really well again in 2026. Lithium-ion batteries rely on graphite anodes, which have effectively reached their theoretical limit for energy storage. This creates a massive hurdle for industries that require lighter, longer-lasting, and faster-charging power sources. The $AMPX solution is a 100% silicon nanowire anode. While silicon can theoretically store up to 10 times more lithium than graphite, it typically swells and cracks during charging. Amprius solves this with a proprietary nanowire structure grown directly onto the substrate. These nanowires have specific spacing that allows the silicon to expand freely without damaging the anode structure. This technology is particularly valuable for customers in sectors where performance and weight are critical, such as aerospace (drones, high-altitude pseudo-satellites), defense, and eventually, the electric vehicle market. The performance leap over graphite cells is striking, particularly when you look at the raw density numbers. $AMPX cells achieve approximately double the energy density of conventional competitors, hitting peaks of 500 Wh/kg and 1,300 Wh/L compared to the standard ~285 Wh/kg and ~715 Wh/L found in graphite cells. In practical terms, this means for a fixed energy capacity, their batteries are effectively half the weight of current market leaders. Beyond just holding more power, the unique nanowire architecture clears a direct path for electron flow, enabling extreme fast charging. While typical cells often require 30 minutes or more to recharge, Amprius technology supports charging speeds of under 6 minutes. This performance is maintained across a much wider operating window than we are used to, functioning effectively from -30°C to 60°C, making them suitable for extreme environments where standard batteries would fail. Furthermore, despite using pure silicon, the technology offers a robust cycle life ranging from 200 to 1,200 cycles depending on the specific cell design. By overcoming the fundamental limitations of graphite, Amprius is positioned to be a key player in the next generation of high-performance energy storage.

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@leveraged_catOct 9, 2025 · 6:27 PM

If China truly bans battery exports then $AMPX Colorado battery plant put on hold in July may quickly be viewed as a strategic project by the Trump admin Not at all required for the long thesis in my view but a call option that I wasn’t going to share unless battery war started

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@leveraged_catSep 9, 2025 · 6:20 PM

A team at $AAPL should be working 24x7 to integrate $AMPX batteries into their phones The iPhone 17 air is going to be a flop because no one wants a phone that dies on them halfway through the day Sure brand new it’ll hit the nameplate duration but what about after 1 year? lol

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@leveraged_catSep 3, 2025 · 7:08 PM

$AMPX is a pure play emerging leader in UAVs and hardly getting any attention on X (only ~3.4k views on the quoted tweet at time of quote)

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@leveraged_catAug 22, 2025 · 7:49 PM

$AMPX is my favorite next gen battery play with $SLDP a close second i'm only long $AMPX at the moment seeing as their market caps are about the same but $AMPX is significantly de-risked having reached commercial production, with capacity for $1B in revenue, and ~100 customers

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