Fluence Energy cuts fiscal 2026 sales outlook
Fluence Energy lowered its fiscal 2026 sales outlook to $2.400 billion from a prior range of $2.900 billion to $3.100 billion. The company also said adjusted EBITDA loss is now expected to be about $200 million higher than the prior guidance midpoint.
Fluence Energy, Inc. (NASDAQ: FLNC ) shares are trading lower after multiple analyst firms lowered their respective price forecast on the stock. 92. 00) (Sept.
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0 million for the fiscal year. CEO Julian Nebreda said delays in ramping up its contract manufacturing facility in Houston have continued and are the main reason for the lower fiscal 2026 guidance. Fluence is also restructuring its operations and simplifying planning across supply chain, manufacturing and delivery activities to improve execution in 2026. Fluence Energy said it expects to provide a detailed fiscal 2027 business plan and financial update when it reports fiscal 2026 results.
The company said its contract manufacturing partner has already taken corrective measures that lifted daily production levels. Nebreda said demand for the company’s products remains strong in domestic and international markets, while its international supply chain continues to operate effectively. CFO Ahmed Pasha said Fluence aims to achieve neutral to positive operating cash flow and support its backlog without relying on external capital. The company had previously reduced guidance during third-quarter results in August 2026.
6 billion for fiscal 2026. Fluence reported a third-quarter adjusted loss of 24 cents per share, compared with analysts’ expectations for a loss of 2 cents per share. 2 million. Fluence Energy Inc says it provides energy storage and optimization software for renewables and storage, with hardware systems and software-driven services designed to help make the grid more resilient and improve how renewable portfolios are managed and monetized.
The company also sells recurring operations and maintenance services and SaaS products. Its service plans can include training, maintenance, warranties and active system management. Most of Fluence’s revenue comes from the Americas, along with APAC and EMEA, and changes to full-year guidance can quickly reshape expectations for project timing, margins and service attach rates. 71 at the time of publication on Thursday, according to Pro data.