Enovix (ENVX) investor relations material

Leadership transition and organizational stability

• CEO Raj resigned to pursue another opportunity; Ryan Benton appointed Interim CEO and a search for a permanent CEO is underway using the same firm as before.

• Executive Chairman T.J. Rodgers is increasing his involvement, emphasizing continuity in strategy and product roadmap.

• No changes to strategy, product roadmap, customer programs, or operating leadership; teams remain focused on smartphones, smart eyewear, and defense markets.

• The executive team is considered strong and capable of maintaining momentum through the transition.

• Raj will assist with customer introductions in China to ensure continuity with key smartphone customers.

Technology and manufacturing progress

• Achieved a milestone of 1,000 cycle life in AI-class smartphone batteries after 14 years of R&D, considered a defining event for the company.

• Manufacturing improvements are underway, with a focus on scaling up production in Korea and Malaysia and transitioning from slow laser dicing to faster mechanical dicing by 2027.

• The company is shipping its first 50,000-unit order for smart eyewear batteries, with 19,000 units to be delivered in the current quarter.

• Defense and drone markets are growing, with a $183 million backlog and plans to expand Korean factory capacity from $40 million to $100 million.

• The company’s technology remains ahead of competitors in energy density, but the gap is narrowing as others improve; focus remains on rapid qualification and production ramp.

Financial and operational discipline

• Q3 2026 guidance and customer qualification schedules remain unchanged; balance sheet holds $552 million in cash.

• Operational focus includes cost control, with new processes like the requisition auction to manage headcount and spending.

• R&D headcount will be held steady, with a focus on improving effectiveness and reducing costs over time.

• The company is not planning immediate staffing changes post-CEO transition and is well-staffed for current priorities.

• Mechanical dicing is expected to remove the main production bottleneck, potentially increasing throughput by more than double once implemented.