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Revenue increased 36.2% to $111.8M from $82.1M as the NJR Acquisition in November 2024 contributed to higher solar energy systems performance.

Operating income swung to $17.9M profit (16.0% margin) from -$50.4M loss, reflecting disciplined cost management including reduced professional service expenses.

Net loss narrowed 63.1% to -$26.0M from -$70.5M, driven by improved operating results despite ongoing interest costs.

Diluted EPS improved 62.3% to -$1.44 from -$3.82, aligning with narrower net losses on a per-share basis.

Management emphasizes accretive acquisitions like NJR and Spruce Pro services expansion to support growth while carefully managing costs and liquidity.

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Spruce Power Holding Corporation (SPRU) reported FY2025 results showing revenue acceleration to $111.8 million, up 36.2% from $82.1 million in FY2024. This growth stemmed from the NJR Acquisition completed in November 2024, which drove incremental depreciation in cost of revenue for solar energy systems. Revenue recognition reflects performance obligations satisfied through continuous customer access to solar assets, which may precede or lag cash payments.

Despite operating gains, net income remained negative at -$26.0 million, a 63.1% improvement from -$70.5 million, with diluted EPS at -$1.44 versus -$3.82. Interest expenses and related pressures continued to weigh on bottom-line results, though losses narrowed meaningfully. Cash flow from operations improved to -$3.5 million from -$41.8 million, yielding free cash flow of -$3.8 million after minimal capex, signaling progress in cash generation amid operational scaling.

SPRU · Spruce Power Holding Corporation

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