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By: NewsRamp Editorial Staff
November 09, 2026
LION E-Mobility Adjusts 2026 Outlook After EUR 15.4M 9M Revenue
TLDR
- LION E-Mobility's NMC+ battery packs and 30 MWh BESS projects position it for growth in e-mobility and energy storage markets.
- LION E-Mobility adjusted 2026 revenue guidance to EUR 20-25 million after Q3 revenue of EUR 8.5 million and 9M revenue of EUR 15.4 million.
- LION E-Mobility advances sustainable transport and energy storage with safe battery packs, supporting a cleaner and more resilient future.
- LION E-Mobility's new NMC+ battery packs target safety-critical sectors like defence, while its BESS-as-a-Service model offers storage without upfront investment.
Impact - Why it Matters
LION E-Mobility’s guidance cut highlights how geopolitical disruptions and customer timing shifts are pressuring even specialized battery suppliers, but the company’s continued EBITDA profitability and growing NMC+ order book for 2027 suggest resilience. The expansion into BESS projects and the emerging defence customer segment signal diversification that could stabilize future revenues. For investors and industry watchers, the update underscores the importance of order timing and supply-chain agility in the electrification sector, while the BESS-as-a-Service model may lower barriers for renewable energy operators to adopt storage.
Summary
LION E-Mobility AG, a Swiss-headquartered manufacturer of lithium-ion battery packs for electric mobility and energy storage, has released preliminary figures for the first nine months of 2026 and revised its full-year revenue outlook. The company reported Q3 2026 revenue of EUR 8.5 million, bringing 9M 2026 revenue to EUR 15.4 million, while EBITDA for Q3 reached EUR 0.1 million and EUR 0.2 million for the nine-month period. The modest results stem from delayed delivery call-offs by mobility customers, longer lead times for BESS components, and transport delays linked to the geopolitical situation. Production of LION’s new high-performance NMC+ battery packs began as planned at the end of June following Q2 conversion works, and customer response has been positive, particularly from the bus and commercial vehicle industries in Europe and North America. The defence sector is also emerging as a new customer group for safety- and mission-critical applications.
In the BESS business, LION secured additional projects with a combined storage capacity of 30 MWh in Q3 2026. The company is pursuing a multi-source strategy with qualified suppliers of battery and power-conversion components, giving customers flexibility in technology, pricing, and delivery times. LION is establishing a service hub at its Hildburghausen site for commissioning, maintenance, and repair of battery storage systems, and is developing a BESS-as-a-Service model for photovoltaic and wind farm operators that would allow storage use without upfront investment, with financing from several partners.
Based on Q3 revenue and the current Q4 order situation, the Management Board has adjusted guidance and now expects full-year 2026 revenue of EUR 20 to 25 million, reflecting delays in both BESS and NMC+ businesses and orders shifting into 2027. CEO Dr. Joachim Damasky commented: “Our new high-performance battery packs are being well received by our customers. Nevertheless, they have shifted their demand towards next year. That costs us revenue this year. But we remain profitable at EBITDA level. The NMC+ order book for 2027 gives us a solid basis and our BESS business is gaining momentum.” LION will publish full 9M 2026 figures on 11 November. For more information, visit www.lionemobility.com. The original release is available on www.newmediawire.com.
Source Statement
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