Eos Energy's Q2 earnings hit by rising interest expenses
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Eos Energy's Q2 earnings hit by rising interest expenses

Eos Energy Enterprises, a leading energy storage solutions provider, reported a significant net loss of $131.6 million in the second quarter (Q2) of the financial year 2023. This loss, which increased from $56.7 million year-over-year (YoY), is attributed mainly to escalated interest and other expenses. Interestingly, this occurred even as the cost of goods saw a reduction. The cost of goods sold during the April-June quarter amounted to $11.2 million, marking a 69% YoY dip. This reduction was driven by a decrease in volume related to the transition to the new Eos Z3 battery module. Consequently, operational losses for the quarter were narrowed down to $34.6 million from $57.4 million YoY. Revenue figures also took a hit, with a 96% YoY decrease, amounting to just $200,000, as the company shifts its focus to the next-generation Eos Z3 battery module. Eos CEO, Joe Mastrangelo, expressed satisfaction with the progress towards the Z3 transition, highlighting the benefits of the new module, including improved cycle time and system simplification.

Eos Energy Enterprises, a leading energy storage solutions provider, reported a significant net loss of $131.6 million in the second quarter (Q2) of the financial year 2023. This loss, which increased from $56.7 million year-over-year (YoY), is attributed mainly to escalated interest and other expenses. Interestingly, this occurred even as the cost of goods saw a reduction. The cost of goods sold during the April-June quarter amounted to $11.2 million, marking a 69% YoY dip. This reduction was driven by a decrease in volume related to the transition to the new Eos Z3 battery module. Consequently, operational losses for the quarter were narrowed down to $34.6 million from $57.4 million YoY. Revenue figures also took a hit, with a 96% YoY decrease, amounting to just $200,000, as the company shifts its focus to the next-generation Eos Z3 battery module. Eos CEO, Joe Mastrangelo, expressed satisfaction with the progress towards the Z3 transition, highlighting the benefits of the new module, including improved cycle time and system simplification.

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