AirJoule Technologies CorporationWater scarcity in key states boosts demand for its water-from-air systems, with new sales agreement and pilots.
AirJoule Technologies reported a second-quarter net loss of $8.5 million, mostly noncash, while highlighting that water-use restrictions in New York, Texas, and California are creating sales opportunities for its water-from-air systems. The company signed an exclusive sales agreement with Kubota Corporation in July for residential developments in Texas and California, and it is deploying pilot units at GE Vernova's campus and Expo City Dubai. AirJoule raised its 2026 cash spend guidance to $27 million to $28 million, up from $25 million, and holds $43 million in cash with zero debt. Management expects only modest paid deployment revenue in 2026, with meaningful commercial revenue not arriving until 2027.
AirJoule Technologies CorporationWater scarcity in key states boosts demand for its water-from-air systems, with new sales agreement and pilots.
Exclusive sales agreement with AirJoule for residential developments in Texas and California.
GE Vernova LLC