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Krypton Street Just Announced (KULR) Hits The Top of Its Watchlist For Tomorrow—Tuesday, April 22, 2025!

Here’s Why…

One Analyst Recently Reaffirmed A $5 Target On KULR, Which Suggests Roughly 3.9x Its April 17 Open Of $1.27

KULR Moved Approximately 1,933% In Late 2024, From $0.27 To $5.49 In Under Two Months

KULR Supplies Batteries To NASA And The U.S. Navy, Alongside Licensing Deals In Nuclear Fusion And AI Infrastructure

As Of March 26, KULR Held Over $80M In Cash And B-T-C, Maintained Minimal Debt, And Projected A 2026 Break-Even

KULR Launched A Robotics Division And Secured Exclusive Rights To German Bionic’s Apogee ULTRA In North America

Pull Up (KULR) Before Tomorrow Morning…

April 21, 2025

Dear Reader,

Not every story begins with a bang.

Some unfold in the background—quietly, persistently—until a critical moment brings it into sharp focus.

That’s what we’re seeing right now with KULR Technology Group (NYSE: KULR).

If (KULR) is not on your radar for tomorrow—it needs to be.

This isn’t a company chasing trends.

It’s a company writing a complex playbook: one that spans space exploration, next-gen battery safety, and now… a bold expansion into AI-driven robotics.

But before we explore what just happened—here’s why (KULR) will be topping our Tuesday morning watchlist:

• From October 31, 2024 to December 27, 2024, shares movedapprox. 1,933%—from $0.27 to $5.49

• Analyst Michael Legg of Benchmark Co. recently reaffirmed a $5 target, which suggests over 293% upside potential from its recent $1.27 open

• The company is flashing short-, medium-, and long-term strengthon Barchart technicals

But this is more than a chart story.

This is a company that:

• Provides battery systems for NASA’s Artemis II mission and U.S. Navy aviation platforms

• Landed licensing deals tied to nuclear fusion and SMR technologies in Japan

• Ported its vibration-mitigation system to NVIDIA’s Jetson platform for AI edge environments

• And in Q4 2024, reported a 214% increase in gross margin dollars, with licensing revenue emerging as a new stream

Beneath the surface, KULR has quietly reshaped its foundation.

Leveraging momentum from its B-T-C treasury strategy, the company raised over $80M, cleared nearly all debt, and extended its fiscal runway.

As of March 26, (KULR) held:

• Over $29M in cash

• 668.3 B-T-C

• Just $528K in debt

With operating expenses around $20M annually and gross margins on the rise, management now sees a clear path to pro-fit-ability as early as 2026—provided revenue continues scaling alongside its growing customer base and expanding licensing model.

But this is more than a story of fiscal stability.

(KULR) has evolved into a U.S.-based, full-spectrum battery partner—capable of designing, testing, manufacturing, and certifying high-grade systems under one roof.

And culturally, the company is adapting for what CEO Michael Mo calls the AI era—developing the execution cadence needed to move fast, adapt early, and thrive amid accelerating technological shifts.

That mindset shaped the company’s latest evolution: a deliberate move into robotics.

(KULR) recently launched a new division—KULR AI & Robotics—to expand its reach into high-performance robotics and AI-powered systems.

A strategic partnership with German Bionic, the company behind the Apogee ULTRA—a sixth-generation robotic exoskeleton already deployed across logistics, healthcare, manufacturing, and construction throughout Europe.

KULR now holds exclusive North American distribution rights to the Apogee ULTRA and will work alongside German Bionic to co-develop future enhancements focused on AI integration, performance, and U.S.-based manufacturing.

This is more than a product line.

It’s a long-term play aligned with U.S. manufacturing priorities, workforce safety, and the broader rise of human-machine collaboration at scale.

This is more than a product line. It’s a vision that aligns with reshoring U.S. manufacturing, boosting worker safety, and enabling human-machine synergy at scale.

Inside the Call: A Company Bracing for Its Next Leap

During (KULR)’s March 27 earnings call, CEO Michael Mo and CFO Shawn Canter painted a vivid picture of where the company is heading.

Mo confirmed 2024 closed with a record quarter—44% year-over-year growth, 64% gross margin, and new traction across licensing, product, and service lines.

With over $80M in liquidity and no debt, (KULR) declared itself in the strongest fiscal position in its history.

But the narrative turned visionary when Mo spoke of convergence—AI, robotics, energy storage, and B-T-C—and KULR’s intention to align with all of them.

“To survive and thrive in this new era of AI,” he said, “KULR needs to build a culture that embraces volatility.”

Their B-T-C strategy?

Not just about balance sheets.

Mo described it as a training ground—a way to condition the company for high-velocity decision-making in a world reshaped by artificial intelligence.

They’ve doubled down with BTC mining initiatives, applied energy-saving technologies to B-T-C infrastructure, and committed to becoming more than just a vendor in emerging physical AI markets.

With NASA battery contracts in motion, new defense orders underway, and robotics partnerships gaining steam—(KULR)’s transformation is accelerating.

From a thermal management firm supplying the space race…

…to a hybrid treasury innovator with B-T-C on the books…

…to a strategic partner in wearable robotics…

KULR may not be easily categorized.

But it is being watched—closely.

Whether it’s on your radar yet or not—now you know the name.

5 Reasons Why (KULR) is Topping Our Watchlist Tomorrow Morning…

1. Analyst Target Signals Confidence: Benchmark Co. analyst Michael Legg recently reaffirmed a $5 target on (KULR)—approximately 3.9x higher than its April 17 open of $1.27, reflecting a detailed view of the company’s fiscal position, licensing growth, and sector alignment.

2. A History of Major Movement: Between October 31 and December 27, 2024, (KULR) moved approximately 1,933%—from $0.27 to $5.49—highlighting just how quickly sentiment can shift when momentum builds.

3. Critical Tech in Government and Emerging Industries: (KULR) provides battery systems for NASA’s Artemis II mission, U.S. Navy aviation, and has entered multi-year licensing agreements with companies in the nuclear fusion and AI infrastructure sectors.

4. Strong Balance Sheet with Strategic Use of Digital Assets:  As of March 26, the company held over $80M in combined ca-sh and B-T-C, carried minimal debt, and reported improving gross margins and licensing revenue—with a path to break-even as early as 2026.

5. A Bold Expansion into Robotics and AI: With the launch of KULR AI & Robotics, the company secured exclusive North American rights to distribute and co-develop German Bionic’s Apogee ULTRA robotic exoskeleton—already deployed across logistics, manufacturing, and healthcare in Europe.

We’ll Be Watching (KULR) Closely—And You Might Want to Do the Same…

From battery systems trusted by NASA to exoskeleton technology designed for the modern workforce, KULR Technology Group (NYSE: KULR) is building a presence across some of the most dynamic sectors in today’s market.

Its alignment with next-generation energy storage, national defense, physical AI, and robotics isn’t speculative—it’s already taking shape through signed contracts, licensing agreements, and a fiscal profile that has strengthened dramatically over the past year.

The company has shown what it’s capable of during rapid moves in the past.

And with a $5 analyst target still standing, a new robotics division in motion, and over $80M on the balance sheet—it’s worth watching what happens next.

We will have all eyes on (KULR) tomorrow morning.

Consider taking a closer look at (KULR) while it’s still early.

And be sure to keep an eye out for my morning update.

Alex Ramsay

Co-Founder / Managing Editor

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