Electrovaya Inc.
Electrovaya Inc is a technology-focused lithium-ion battery company engaged in designing, developing and manufacturing battery cells, modules and systems based on its proprietary Infinity Battery Technology, which provides high safety performance, long cycle life and durability. The Company supplies low-voltage and high-voltage battery systems for industrial and transportation markets, including material-handling equipment, robotic vehicles, electric buses and trucks, and energy-storage installations, and its products are suitable for mission-critical applications. it maintains an expanding intellectual-property portfolio, develops next-generation solid-state and hybrid solid-state battery technologies, and sells its products through OEM relationships, dealer networks and direct sales.www.electrovaya.com
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Oct 17, 2026
BruceNARRATOR
Company officials are also setting the stage for 2027 to grow its share of revenue from new areas such as defense, robotics, airport ground equipment, and high-voltage battery systems.
BruceNARRATOR
Such opportunities represent an increasing increasingly important component of ElectroVaya's growth outlook, extending its reach into new applications and broadening its revenue base.
BruceNARRATOR
Products in all four areas are expected to provide new revenue in 2027. while the company is also seeing increased demand for port-related applications in its high voltage material handling battery products for Toyota material handling and high voltage battery systems for electric trucks.
BruceNARRATOR
We moved Jamestown to the cusp of production and we posted the best gross margin in our history while staying profitable, Dasgupta said during Electra Vea's conference call with investors' analysts in August.
BruceNARRATOR
Company officials are also setting the stage for 2027 to grow its share of revenue from new areas such as defense, robotics, airport ground equipment, and high-voltage battery systems.
BruceNARRATOR
Such opportunities represent an increasing increasingly important component of ElectroVaya's growth outlook, extending its reach into new applications and broadening its revenue base.
BruceNARRATOR
Products in all four areas are expected to provide new revenue in 2027. while the company is also seeing increased demand for port-related applications in its high voltage material handling battery products for Toyota material handling and high voltage battery systems for electric trucks.
BruceNARRATOR
We moved Jamestown to the cusp of production and we posted the best gross margin in our history while staying profitable, Dasgupta said during Electra Vea's conference call with investors' analysts in August.
Andrey OmelchakGUEST
That's correct, yes.
Amber KanwarHOST
We've got a question on Electrovaya.
Amber KanwarHOST
Um, this question coming from Robert.
Amber KanwarHOST
This, um...
Amber KanwarHOST
Gosh, how long has Electrovaya been around? I feel like it, it went from, you know, this small, teeny-tiny company.
Amber KanwarHOST
It rips, um, really high.
Amber KanwarHOST
It's very volatile, let's just say that.
Andrey OmelchakGUEST
Yeah.
Wes AshworthHOST
Welcome back to Green Giants: Titans of Clean Energy.
Wes AshworthHOST
Today, I'm joined by Dr. Raj Dasgupta, CEO of Electrovaya.
Wes AshworthHOST
Raj has spent his career inside lithium-ion batteries, but from a perspective very few people get to experience.
Wes AshworthHOST
He started in material science and R&D, then moved through energy storage, business development, manufacturing, and operations before eventually becoming CEO.
Wes AshworthHOST
Today, we're gonna explore why Electrovaya deliberately chose not to compete in parts of the battery market, why AI might require us to think differently about storage, and what it really takes to build a disciplined battery business and bring manufacturing back to North America.
Wes AshworthHOST
With that, Raj, welcome to the show.
Raj DasguptaGUEST
Appreciate it.
Wes AshworthHOST
But starting your career, you know, thinking about batteries at the materials level, back then, like, what did you believe made a battery better and, and maybe how has that definition changed after nearly two decades of commercializing them?