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POWERING THE FUTURE W I T H N E O VO LTA NASDAQ: NEOV S i d o t i M i c r o- C a p V i r t u a l C o n f e r e n c e - J a n u a r y 2 1- 2 2 , 2 0 2 6
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| 2 SAFE HARBOR STATEMENT All statements contained herein other than statements of historical fact, including statements regarding our future results of operations and financial position, our business strategy and plans, and our objectives for future operations, are forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, which involve risks and uncertainties. The words “believe, ” “may, ” “will, ” “estimate, ” “continue, ” “anticipate, ” “intend, ” “expect, ” and similar expressions are intended to identify forward looking statements. We have based these forward-looking statements largely on our current expectations and projections about future events and trends that we believe may affect our financial condition, results of operations, business strategy, short-term and long-term business operations and objectives, and financial needs. These forward-looking statements are subject to a number of risks, uncertainties and assumptions. Moreover, we operate in a very competitive and rapidly changing environment. New risks emerge from time to time. It is not possible for our management to predict all risks, nor can we assess the impact of all factors on our business or the extent to which any factor, or combination of factors, may cause actual results to differ materially from those contained in any forward-looking statements we may make. In light of these risks, uncertainties and assumptions, the future events and trends discussed herein may not occur and actual results could differ materially and adversely from those anticipated or implied in the forward-looking statements. Although the Company believes that the expectations reflected in such forward-looking statements are reasonable as of the date made, expectations may prove to have been materially different from the results expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. The Company undertakes no obligation to update any forward-looking statements contained in this release to reflect events or circumstances occurring after its date or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events.
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| 3 SCALEABLE ENERGY STORAGE FOR RESILIENT POWER NeoVolta delivers integrated energy storage solutions that enable homeowners, businesses, and utilities to optimize energy use, reduce grid dependence, and build resilience against outages, peak demands, and rising costs. From Homes to Utility-Scale With our new U.S. manufacturing JV , we are scaling from residential systems to high-margin commercial, industrial, and utility-scale BESS – unlocking broader markets and greater value.
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| 4 WHY ENERGY STORAGE MATTERS Stabilizes and Protects the Grid Modern grids are under strain from extreme weather, rising loads, and aging infrastructure; energy storage acts as a critical buffer. Lowers System-Wide Energy Costs Energy prices spike during peaks and vary by time; storage enables smart management to reduce overall expenses. Enables Electrification at Scale As EVs, data centers, and industrial loads electrify, peak demand surges; storage smooths this without overbuilding. Central to Energy Security and National Policy Storage reduces reliance on imports and enhances domestic supply chains - key for security in volatile times. With incentives like IRA, it supports U.S. manufacturing and grid resilience.
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| 5 THE ENERGY DILEMMA US Electric Grid at a Breaking Point Report Card The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) gave the energy sector a D+ grade in its 2025 Infrastructure Report Card. The grid is aging, demand is growing. Investment Need Experts call for over $250 billion in upgrades through 2035 to maintain reliability and support clean energy transition. 20%-40% Increase in electricity demand by 2035 Electric Vehicles (EVs) Projected to represent 20% - 30% of all vehicles by 2030. Data Centers Energy-intensive server farms are projected to double electricity use by 2030. Electrified Manufacturing Processes are expected to raise industrial electricity consumption by 25% - 40% over the next decade.
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| 6 NEOVOLTA AT-A-GLANCE All-in-one flexible design: Combined battery + inverter for seamless integration High-performance LFP storage: Safe, long-life systems with 15-year warranty Expanding Product Portfolio: NVWAVE modular platform for flexible resi/C&I applications + upcoming utility-scale and C&I BESS from manufacturing JV Transformational U.S. Manufacturing JV: 2 GWh Georgia plant (scalable to 8 GWh), FEOC compliant with key industry players Q1 FY2026 revenue +1,000% YoY to $6.7M, building on FY2025 revenue of $8.4M (+219% YoY) NeoVolta is a vertically integrated designer, manufacturer, and seller of high-end Energy Storage Systems. * LFP = Lithium Iron Phosphate or LiFePO₄ 15 YEAR WARRANTY
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| 7 RECORD YEAR PERFORMANCE JUNE 30, 2024 SEPT. 30, 2024 DEC. 31, 2024 MARCH 31, 2025 JUNE 30, 2025 Mar Qtr. = 2X Dec Qtr. $2.01M in rev. Q3 FY25 Dec Qtr. = ~2X Mar Qtr. $1.07M in rev. Q2 FY25 $590k Q1 FY25 in rev. Mo. of Apr. = Mar Qtr. >$2M in rev. Apr. ‘25 June Qtr. = >2X Mar. Qtr. $4.75M rev. FY25 219% YoY Inc. $8.43M in rev. FY25 $2.6M FY24 in rev. JUNE 30, 2024 JUNE 30, 2025 June 30th is Fiscal Year End
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| 8 BUILDING MULTIPLE REVENUE STREAMS Expanding Service & Financing Scale BaaS for recurring revenue and TPO to reduce customer acquisition coast and accelerate adoption NeoVolta’s business model is accelerating toward vertical integration and recurring revenue, anchored by our transformational U.S. Battery Manufacturing JV that unlocks domestic production for higher-margin utility and C&I markets, alongside expanded services, financing, and resi growth Growing Commercial & Industrial Enter robust market partnering, buying or building bundled EPC/financing platform Fueling Residential Growth Broaden channel penetration nationwide, expand installer base, and drive greater system sales volume to create a predictable recurring revenue growth engine and strengthen NeoVolta’s brand EPC = Engineering, procurement, and construction / BaaS = battery-as-a-service / TPO = Third-party ownership Battery Manufacturing Via our controlling 60% JV interest in NeoVolta Power, LLC (Georgia facility), we are building 2 GWh initial annual capacity (scalable to 8 GWh) for utility-weighted BESS production starting mid-2026
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| 9 DELIVERING ON OUR STRATEGIC VISION Accelerating Transformation to Integrated Energy Solutions Leader – Milestones Achieve as Planned Diversified products + finance + supply chain strategy Expanding verticals to capture market share and fuel revenue growth Transitioning into an integrated energy solutions leader Delivering on Targeted Growth Levers Examples of recent acquisitions, partnerships or organic projects: Battery Manufacturer U.S. JV Formation January 2026 (2 GWh Georgia plant, FEOC compliant, mid-2026 ramp) Innovative Energy Storage Systems Neubau Energy Acquisition October 2025 (NVWAVE product launch for higher margins and scale) EPC Services & Financing Platform C&I entry with robust pipeline of deals and capital (December 2025 supply collaboration with Luminia)
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| 10 EXPANDING MARKET OPPORTUNITY NeoVolta’s U.S. TAM Expanding to ≈ $45B1 by 2030 Unlocking Utility-Scale Growth ≈ $20B U.S. Utility-Scale Storage TAM by 2030 ≈ $15B ≈ $10B U.S. Residential Storage TAM by 2030 U.S. C&I Storage TAM by 2030 1) Approximate U.S. battery energy storage TAM by 2030, derived from industry forecasts including BloombergNEF, NREL, and Wood Mackenzie. Figures are estimates and subject to market developments ≈ $20B Additional Upside: Annual Financing & Services Market TAM by 2030
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| 11 ACCELERATING GROWTH THROUGH NEUBAU ENERGY ACQUISITION neuClick Modular Battery Platform: Engineered for Speed and Scale • Plug-and-play 10–15 kWh modules, stackable to 60 kWh for residential and light C&I applications • Installs in under 30 minutes, reducing deployment time by ~75 % vs. traditional systems • > 1,000 pre-orders targeted by Q4 2025; shipments begin January 2026 • Dual manufacturing: Austria (modules) + San Diego (assembly) for U.S.-compliant, tariff-resilient supply chain • Core to NeoVolta’s next-generation ESS roadmap — faster installs, higher margins, and scalable growth Transaction Overview Closed: October 15, 2025 Deal Terms: $500K cash + 200k restricted shares Royalty & milestone incentives (up to 4.0M shares through 2028) Leadership Integration: Amany Ibrahim – COO Thomas Enzendorfer – CTO NeoVolta launches innovative neuClick modular platform Driving Scalable Growth and Margin Expansion • Accelerates revenue growth with Neubau’s modular design, enabling installs ~75% faster and higher channel throughput. • Enhances gross margins through simplified U.S.-aligned production and reduced labor costs. • Expands market reach into flexible residential and light commercial systems. • Adds IP and leadership depth to strengthen product innovation and execution. • Positions NeoVolta for scalable growth and stronger profitability heading into FY 2026.
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| 12 U.S. BATTERY MANUFACTURING JV – Accelerating Transformation • Location: Pendergrass, GA – 210,600 sq. ft. facility along I-85 corridor for optimal logistics • Capacity: Initial 2 GWh/year (scalable to 8 GWh); ~75% utility-scale / 25% C&I focus • Compliance: Fully FEOC eligible for IRA Sections 45X/48E incentives • Ownership & Control: NeoVolta 60% majority (consolidates revenues); governance via 3/5 board seats • Funding: Supported by $13M PIPE (anchored by Infinite Grid Capital) • Revenue Upside: ~$400M illustrative annual potential (assuming full 2 GWh utilization and ~$200/kWh avg. per industry analyses; not guidance) • Strong Pipeline: Pre-construction indications underscore strong market interest in secure, U.S.- manufactured BESS Strategic JV with PotisEdge (backed by LONGi Green Energy) to establish domestic BESS production in Pendergrass, Georgia. Positions NeoVolta as a vertically integrated energy solutions leader targeting higher-margin utility-scale and C&I market.
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| 13 U.S. BATTERY MANUFACTURING JV – Production Details & Products Timeline: Equipment acquisition/installation Q1-Q2 2026; mass production mid-2026; pouch cell assembly from 2027 Operations: Prismatic cell pack assembly & DC container integration initially Key Features: Automotive-grade line (IATF 16949-certified); ~89 production personnel (single shift, 8 hours/day) FEOC Compliant: Exceeding 2026 thresholds Utility–Scale Products • NVGain-215K6.25 • NVApex-372 C&I Products • NVApex-5M (2 units/day example) • NVGain-125K233 (~400 MWh annual capacity)
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| 14 ACHIEVING MILESTONES & DRIVING GROWTH Transitioning from storage manufacturer into integrated energy solutions leader SEPT 25 New COO Appointed Michael Mendik joins NeoVolta 10% of Texas installers signed Virtual Peaker Partnership to integrate software >$3+ M distributor purchase orders 3 Major Solar & Energy equipment distributors signed RE+ debut of new products Building Multiple Revenue Streams OCT 25 DEC 25 JAN 26 Neubau Acquisition Launched NVWAVE modular platform Luminia Collaboration Advanced strategic framework for up to 160 MWh supply JV Formation FEOC-compliant 2 GWh Georgia battery plant JAN 25 MAR 25 APR 25 JUNE 25APR 24 New CEO Appointed Former Tesla energy executive, Ardes Johnson, joins NeoVolta 2026
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| 15 INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS Record Growth Trajectory Q1 FY2026 Revenue $6.7M (+1,027% YoY) FY2025 Revenue $8.4M (+219% YoY) Transformational Manufacturing JV U.S. BESS JV: 2 GWh initial capacity (scalable to 8 GWh), FEOC compliant for IRA incentives, mid- 2026 ramp expected Accretive Acquisitions & Partnerships Recent Strategic Wins: Neubau (NVWAVE launch, immediate accretion); JV with global leaders for scale Expanding TAM Broadening Markets: From residential foundation to utility- scale & C&I for higher margins. Multi-vertical platform with recurring revenue potential The market is ready. We’ve built the foundation. We’re positioned for scale. Superior & Expanding Product Innovative Portfolio: Flagship NV14/NV24 + NVWAVE modular; upcoming utility/C&I systems
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LET’S POWER WHAT’S NEXT INVESTOR RELEATIONS IR@NeoVolta.com
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APPENDIX
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| 18 FINANCIAL SUMMARY $0.28 $0.58 $0.59 $1.07 $2.01 $4.75 $6.70 $0.17 $0.02 $0.09 $0.03 $0.51 $1.60 $0.0 $1.0 $2.0 $3.0 $4.0 $5.0 $6.0 $7.0 $8.0 JAN - MAR 2024 APR - JUN 2024 JUL - SEP 2024 OCT - DEC 2024 JAN - MAR 2025 APR - JUN 2025 JUL - SEP 2025 NEOV FINANCIAL SUMMARY BY QUARTER REVENUE ($ in millions) GROSS PROFIT $0.58
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| 19 OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP Ardes Johnson CEO & Director Steve Bond CFO & Director Dr. Michael Mendik COO John Hass Director Susan Snow Director Chandler Weeks Director
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| 20 ARDES JOHNSON, CEO Director of Americas Sales and Marketing, Tesla Energy Products Instrumental in the development and success of Tesla’s energy storage solutions, where he and his team launched the partner channel program for the PowerWall and PowerPack products in the Utility, Residential and Commercial Markets. Proven track record of transformative leadership in the energy sector • President, Meyer Burger Technology, innovative cutting-edge technology in photovoltaic systems • VP of Strategic Initiatives, JLM Energy, fully-integrated software platform optimizing energy ecosystems and maximizing savings for customers • VP Sales, SolarWorld, manufactures and sells solar power solutions • Director of Business Development, BAE Systems, leading global defense, security and aerospace companies • GE Energy, numerous roles with increasing responsibility in sales • Nuclear Officer, USS Harry S. Truman, US Navy
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| 21 STEVE BOND, CFO Co-Founder & Chief Financial Officer, NeoVolta Inc. (NASDAQ: NEOV) CFO of NeoVolta leading the company through product development, commercialization, strategic financing, and a successful IPO. • Proven financial and operational leadership in the clean energy sector • Founder & CFO, NeoVolta Inc. — scaled operations, secured growth financing, and led the company through IPO on NASDAQ • Experience with various early-stage companies in the energy and technology sectors, focusing on finance, operations, and business development • summa cum laude with a B.S. in Finance, San Diego State University
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| 22 MICHAEL MENDIK, COO Michael Mendik, PhD, MBA Global Executive in Renewable Energy and Technology Proven track record of international leadership in strategy, sales, and business development, with experience driving double-digit growth across early-stage ventures and Fortune 500 companies. Fluent in English, German, French, and Czech. Country Manager & General Manager, GoodWe USA – Launched U.S. subsidiary from the ground up, building sales, service, and operations to $10M revenue in 3 years; established distribution, direct, and OEM channels across U.S., Canada, Mexico, and Puerto Rico. CEO/General Manager, C.F . Maier Composites – Led turnaround during COVID-19, securing $900K in financing, reducing costs, and returning to profitability in Q1 2021. Head of Solutions, Product Management & Regional Sales, Fronius USA – Expanded C&I market share by $7M, launched first SUNSPEC-compliant inverter, and developed Tesla rooftop collaboration. Managing Director, SMA Technology & IT (Board Member) – Directed $400M indirect P&L, grew revenue 200%, launched central storage inverter, and secured $200M utility-scale projects with SunPower. ABB Inc. – Held multiple leadership roles including General Manager High Voltage Components, Global Product Manager HV Sensors, and GM Optical Sensors; led new product commercialization, cost savings initiatives, and secured strategic utility contracts. Board Member, SunSpec Alliance – Developed business plan targeting $5M self-funding, drove cybersecurity and DER communication standards. Education PhD, Physics – Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH), Zurich MBA – Robert Morris University MSc, Physics – Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH), Zurich
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| 23 RESIDENTIAL CHANNEL EXPANSION Where We Are MSAs signed with major national distributors; residential products sold through installer/distributor network Where We’re Going Broaden channel penetration nationwide, expand installer base, and drive greater system sales volume WHY IT MATTERS Creates a predictable recurring revenue growth engine and strengthens NeoVolta’s brand presence across the U.S.
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| 24 COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL GROWTH Where We Are Early-stage discussions for +100MW pipeline in C&I projects; current small C&I market remains underserved by major players Where We’re Going Scaling C&I entry through partnering, buying or building bundled engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC)/financing platform Opens access to an underserved ~$10B U.S. C&I storage market with visible growth potential and first-mover advantage WHY IT MATTERS
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| 25 INNOVATIVE FINANCING MODELS (BaaS / TPO) Where We Are Launching flexible financing pilots for both Residential and C&I customers Where We’re Going Scale Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) for recurring revenue and third-party ownership (TPO) to reduce customer acquisition coast and accelerate adoption Lowers barriers to entry, drives faster market penetration, and creates predictable long-term cash flows for NeoVolta WHY IT MATTERS