KULR receives over $1 million in battery orders for U.S. defense drone program

By Public Technologies
  • KULR received production purchase orders worth more than $1 million for battery systems tied to the Department of War’s Drone Dominance Program.
  • Deliveries start in October 2026, with all shipments expected to be completed by end-November 2026.
  • Order flow supports near-term revenue visibility, signaling a shift from qualification to scaled production for defense drone programs.
  • Work is expected to run through KULR’s Forge 2 facility in Houston, expanding capacity ahead of 2027 NDAA compliance deadlines.


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