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Bimergen Energy (BESS) Investor update summary

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Investor update summary

25 Aug, 2026

Financial performance and balance sheet update

  • Reported first-ever revenues of $7.9 million for Q2, with EBITDA of $3.9 million and net income of $1.6 million.

  • Cash and current assets totaled $14.6 million, with total assets at $38 million, including $23 million in intangible assets from recent project acquisitions.

  • Cash position as of June 30th was over $9 million, with an additional $2.5 million in receivables expected.

  • Cash burn rate is approximately $4–5 million annually, with no immediate need to raise additional capital.

  • Fully diluted share count is about 13 million, with warrants exercisable at $5 potentially bringing in more capital.

Project pipeline and development progress

  • Portfolio includes 23 projects totaling roughly 2 gigawatts, primarily in Texas, with 11 in the ERCOT region.

  • Projects are in various stages, from interconnection queue to ready for financing; rollout expected over 4–5 years at 4–5 projects per year.

  • Recent sale of three projects to Frontier Power USA/Cerberus, retaining a 7.5% equity stake and development fees.

  • Aggreko portfolio (79.2 MW) in ERCOT South remains on schedule for late-year service.

  • Joint development agreements in place with institutional buyers, enabling repeatable transactions.

Business model, partnerships, and funding

  • Projects are financed primarily through project-level debt and partner capital, not common equity.

  • Key partners include RelyEZ ($50 million junior mezzanine debt), Eos (zinc bromide batteries), Cox ($200 million project equity), and Gotion (battery supplier).

  • RelyEZ joint venture structure allows for 100% project ownership post-construction, with RelyEZ repaid via tax equity events.

  • Offtake tolling agreements and hedge guarantees (e.g., with Goldman Sachs) de-risk project revenues for lenders.

  • Interest rates impact debt service but are manageable due to high project margins.

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