KULR unveils next-gen battery management system for space, defense

HOUSTON - KULR Technology Group, Inc. (NYSE American:KULR), showing strong revenue growth of 36% over the last twelve months and maintaining a healthy gross margin of 41%, launched its next generation Battery Management System (kBMS) on Thursday, designed for mission-critical applications in defense, terrestrial, and spacecraft power systems. According to InvestingPro analysis, the company maintains a strong financial position with more cash than debt on its balance sheet.

The new system comes in multiple configurations, including a cost-effective version built with commercial chipsets protected from radiation within customer housings, and a premium build utilizing radiation-tolerant components throughout.

"With the launch of the kBMS, our team has built a solution that delivers reliability, safety, and efficiency for mission-critical power systems," said Peter Hughes, Vice President of Engineering at KULR.

The system features an analog architecture with radiation-tolerant chipset integration, redundant hardware for reliability, lower-impedance MOSFETs for reduced power draw, and an isolated communication interface to protect against voltage spikes.

Unlike standard battery management systems that require replacement when calibration drift occurs, the kBMS can be recalibrated to restore accuracy, potentially reducing lifecycle costs and downtime.

The product is immediately available for design-in and qualification programs, according to the company’s press release statement.

KULR, which describes itself as a "Bitcoin+ Treasury company," builds a portfolio of technology businesses ranging from high-performance energy systems to AI robotics. The company announced in late 2024 that it had included bitcoin as a primary asset in its treasury program.

The new battery management system expands KULR’s offerings beyond its existing thermal management and energy storage products, positioning the company in the space, defense, and mission-critical applications markets.

In other recent news, KULR Technology Group reported its Q2 2025 earnings, marking a significant milestone with its first-ever quarterly profit. The company achieved an earnings per share of $0.22, far exceeding analysts’ expectations of a $0.02 loss. Revenue for the quarter reached $4 million, surpassing forecasts by 14.29%. Additionally, KULR Technology Group announced the launch of six new commercial off-the-shelf versions of its KULR ONE Space CubeSat battery line. These new models cater to various requirements within the space sector, featuring options such as Passive Propagation Resistant (PPR) Series for enhanced safety and lightweight models for mass savings. Despite the strong financial performance, KULR’s stock experienced some volatility, although this does not detract from the company’s recent achievements. These developments highlight KULR’s ongoing efforts to expand its product offerings and improve its financial standing.

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