$EOS

Eos Energy Enterprises and NANO Nuclear Energy are both loss-making. Eos has a high current ratio (53.5x) but negative free cash flow (-$37.1M in 2025). It faces lawsuits, scaling challenges, and competition. NANO is pre-revenue, relies on financing, and faces regulatory hurdles. Eos has growing revenue and a defense contract, but negative gross margins. NANO's tech is years from approval.

AST SpaceMobile rose 10% on a Berenberg buy rating and $92 price target. PG&E dropped 7% amid a strategic review and deferred spending. Snowflake fell 4% ahead of earnings. Brown-Forman gained 4% on earnings beat. GitLab rallied 13% on earnings and guidance. Eos Energy climbed 15% on a Google data center deal. Sirius rose 7% after a Deutsche Bank upgrade. Dell jumped 7% on earnings and raised forecast. G-III Apparel slid 11% on lower sales. Palo Alto Networks fell 10% despite earnings beat. Mong

Eos and WATTMORE partner to integrate energy management systems for Eos' Z3 storage projects. Gamma Technologies partners with Gotion Illinois for battery simulation. Middle River Power and PowerTransitions double capacity to 4.8GW. Electra AI collaborates with MinTech for battery risk prediction. Eos and other BESS companies faced SPAC merger struggles.

ArcLight Capital Partners invested $1B to launch Anchor Point Transmission for US grid expansion. WATTMORE and Eos Energy Enterprises integrated software for zinc battery storage. PG&E expanded its Vehicle-to-Grid program to include Kia, Volvo, Polestar, and Nissan EVs.

QUINTON KEITH purchased 5,000 shares of Eaton Vance Enhanced Equity Income Fund II (EOS) at $21.39 ($0.11M total) on 2026-08-21.

Electro Optic Systems (EOS) says it received a AUD$5.7 million contract under Australia’s ASCA Mission Syracuse to develop and demonstrate a production-ready prototype of its R400 Slinger remote weapon system for counter-drone (C-UAS) use. The prototype will use 70 mm laser-guided rockets and a MAG-58 7.62 mm machine gun, with a December 2027 final demo.

The article reviews ASX 200 top performers over the past year, noting the index was about 1.5% higher over the period and YTD total return around -3.30 points. 4DMedical led with a 1,787% gain to $4.53, after FDA 510(k) clearance and adoption by major US hospitals. Materials dominated gains, including lithium, gold, rare earths and copper miners; it also cites Electro Optic Systems’ ~$80m laser order and other industrials’ contract wins.

ASX 200 fell 0.5% on the day, while Wall Street rose (Dow +0.6%, S&P 500 +1.2%, Nasdaq +2.1%). Spot gold eased to ~$4,008/oz and Bitcoin fell 0.3% to ~$60,018. REX Airlines was found by the NSW Supreme Court to have misled the market over continuous disclosure; penalties for former chair Lim Kim Hai to be set later. Collins Foods (KFC operator) shares fell 2.2% despite FY profit rising to $44.2m and a 15c dividend.

Australian shares were little changed as gold fell to an eight-month low and traders reviewed Reserve Bank of Australia June meeting minutes. The ASX200 was down 0.08% to 8,815.2; All Ordinaries down 0.11%. RBA minutes cited Middle East conflict and weak productivity growth as key risks. Mining stocks fell on weaker gold; banks rose; EOS gained 7.3%.

Electro Optic Systems Holdings shares rose 12.63% to $10.52 on Friday, driven by expectations of ASX 200 inclusion on June 22, 2026 and continued order intake momentum, according to the report. The company’s share purchase plan drew AU$95 million of applications versus a $25 million target, with acceptance upsized to $40 million. It reported a contract backlog over AU$518 million and 2026 revenue guidance up to AU$270 million.