Dragonfly Energy Stock Skyrockets on Tech Funding and New Patent
Shares surge over 76% as the company secures Nevada Tech Hub funding and a key U.S. patent for its charging technology.
Dragonfly Energy (DFLI) has seen its stock price soar by more than 76% in a remarkable rally fueled by a series of positive announcements. The surge, which saw trading volume hit 332 times the daily average, was driven by news of the company securing non-dilutive funding from the Nevada Tech Hub, obtaining a new U.S. patent, and expanding a key partnership with Ember RV.
The renewable energy company announced it was , a federally designated entity supporting the state's lithium battery ecosystem. The funding is expected to be used to advance Dragonfly's battery manufacturing capabilities and modernize its production systems. This strategic investment aims to improve efficiency and reduce costs as the company scales its operations.
Adding to the positive momentum, Dragonfly Energy also , which is designed to revolutionize how onboard batteries are charged from a towing vehicle to a trailer. This development strengthens the company's intellectual property portfolio and competitive position in the market. In another sign of growing industry adoption, the company has expanded its partnership with Ember Recreational Vehicles, making its Battle Born Batteries a standard feature in the 2026 Overland Series.
These developments have bolstered investor confidence, with the company signaling a positive outlook for the future. Dragonfly Energy has stated that it expects to achieve positive EBITDA in the fourth quarter of 2025. The combination of government support, technological innovation, and expanding market reach has created a powerful narrative for the company, reflected in its recent strong stock performance.