Amprius (AMPX) Soars Double-Digit as Firm Targets 71% Revenue Jump

Amprius Technologies Inc. (NYSE:AMPX) is one of the Stocks to Watch Right Now.

Amprius Technologies rallied for a fourth consecutive session on Thursday, jumping 18.65 percent to close at $14.89 apiece, as investors cheered the company’s highly optimistic outlook for this year, with the company gunning for a 71 percent revenue growth this year.

In an updated report, Amprius Technologies Inc. (NYSE:AMPX) said that it is targeting revenues of $125 million this year, versus only $73 million registered in full-year 2025.

However, last year’s revenues were strong, having tripled from $24.17 million in 2024.

Net loss is also expected to be at $8 million this year, or an implied 82-percent recovery from the $44 million net loss last year.

As compared with 2024’s net loss of $44.67 million, last year’s losses marked a mere 1 percent improvement.

“2025 marked a year of meaningful commercial progress, as we expanded our customer base to over 550, increased revenue by over 3x, and advanced the adoption of our silicon anode batteries across multiple end markets,” Amprius Technologies Inc. (NYSE:AMPX) CEO Tom Stepien said.

“Growing demand from existing customers, new program wins, and improved execution across our manufacturing partners drove strong momentum throughout the year. Looking ahead to 2026, we plan to leverage our enhanced supply chain to scale production and meet accelerating market demand, supporting continued accretive growth,” he added.

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