CHEV
Charging Robotics Inc.5.15
+0.07+1.38%
Dec 16, 4:00:00 PM EST
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Market Cap
58.93MP/E (TTM)
-Basic EPS (TTM)
-0.01Dividend Yield
0%Recent Filings
10-Q
8-K
Stock listing upgrade approved
Charging Robotics Inc. shifted its common stock listing from the OTC Pink Tier to the OTCQB Basic Market on September 30, 2025, after approval on September 29. This move demands ongoing financial disclosures and management certification to verify its profile for investors and regulators. Trading under 'CHEV' remains uninterrupted. The upgrade signals stronger transparency commitments.
8-K
Exec leadership shakeup
Charging Robotics Inc. appointed Yakov Baranes as CEO and Tali Dinar as CFO on September 8, 2025, replacing Hovav Gilan and Gadi Levin, who shifted roles without disagreement. Baranes, a strategy expert, earns NIS 15,000 monthly; Dinar, a seasoned CPA, gets NIS 40,000 plus bonuses. Board reshuffled with new directors Liron Carmel and Kineret Tzedef. Leadership refresh signals strategic pivot. No financial impacts disclosed.
10-Q
Q2 FY2025 results
Charging Robotics swung to a net profit of $696 thousand for the six months ended June 30, 2025, up from a $382 thousand loss a year earlier, driven by a $1,287 thousand gain from remeasuring its prior stake in Revoltz before consolidating the micro-mobility firm. Operating loss widened slightly to $482 thousand from $362 thousand, with R&D costs steady at $145 thousand but G&A jumping 57% to $337 thousand on higher audit and legal fees. The Q2 net income hit $930 thousand, versus a $184 thousand loss last year, while cash dipped to $114 thousand amid $366 thousand in operating outflows. It closed the Revoltz acquisition in June 2025 via 1,385,002 shares worth $2,325 thousand plus the $1,321 thousand prior investment, recognizing $7,377 thousand goodwill and agreeing to $25 thousand monthly funding; a $3 million credit facility at 12% awaits uplisting. Short-term loans stood at $472 thousand, with $3 million available undrawn. Revoltz results proved immaterial. Yet competition in EV charging tech looms large.
8-K
Acquires Revoltz stake via stock swap
Charging Robotics Inc. signed a securities exchange agreement on June 24, 2025, to acquire 32.74% of Revoltz Ltd.'s shares for 1,385,002 common shares, representing 12.35% of its outstanding stock. The deal, expected to close around June 30, 2025, will make Revoltz a majority-owned subsidiary, boosting Charging Robotics' robotics portfolio with Revoltz's clean IP and minimal liabilities under $50,000. Parties seek Israeli tax deferral. Closing hinges on no material adverse effects.
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