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To own SES AI, you have to believe its AI-enabled lithium-metal technology can convert small current revenues into a sustainable commercial business across EVs, ESS, and now drones and UAM. The Top Material collaboration and Chungju expansion reinforce the near term drone catalyst but do not remove key risks around cash burn, profitable scaling, and dependence on a few large customers.
The upcoming Battery World 2025 update on Molecular Universe 1.5 and the on premise AI solution ties directly into SES AI’s thesis that software can drive higher value battery contracts. How effectively the company converts this AI platform from trials into recurring customer commitments now sits alongside NDAA compliant drone demand as a central catalyst for the story.
Yet, while Chungju expansion targets NDAA compliant growth, investors should also be aware of the risk that ongoing cash burn and heavy investment needs could...
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SES AI's narrative projects $199.7 million revenue and $19.9 million earnings by 2028. This implies 160.0% yearly revenue growth and a $119.7 million earnings increase from -$99.8 million today.
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Ten members of the Simply Wall St Community currently place SES AI’s fair value anywhere between US$1.44 and US$78.38 per share. Before judging that spread, consider how much hinges on SES AI proving Molecular Universe can win and retain large commercial contracts at scale.
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