业绩总结 - Q1 FY25网络充电系统收入为1.6亿美元，同比增长23%[2] - Q1 FY25订阅收入为1.5亿美元，同比增长15%[2] - Q1 FY25非GAAP毛利率为24%，较上一季度下降2个百分点[4] - Q1 FY25非GAAP运营费用为1亿美元，占收入的80%[5] - Q1 FY25总收入为1.07亿美元，较去年同期下降17%[7] 财务状况 - 截至2024年4月30日，现金及现金等价物为2.92亿美元，较上一季度减少6,551万美元[9] - 非GAAP调整后的净亏损为4,516万美元，占收入的42%[10] - 非GAAP调整后的EBITDA亏损为3,648万美元，占收入的34%[10] - 非GAAP毛利率为25,457万美元，占收入的24%[11] - 非GAAP总运营费用为6,636.4万美元，占收入的62%[11]

财报数据 - ChargePoint2025财年第一季度营收为1.07亿美元，同比增长27%[1] - ChargePoint2025财年第一季度订阅收入为3300万美元，同比增长27%[1] - ChargePoint2025财年第一季度GAAP净亏损同比改善10%[1] - ChargePoint2025财年第一季度非GAAP调整后EBITDA亏损同比改善25%[1] - ChargePoint2025财年第二季度预计营收为1.08亿至1.18亿美元[1] 公司业务 - ChargePoint现在在全球范围内提供超过100万个充电点[1] - ChargePoint获得FedRAMP授权后，发货了首笔需要FedRAMP认证的数百万美元订单[1] - ChargePoint客户在国家电动车基础设施计划中赢得了超过120个提名场地奖项，总额约为7100万美元[1] 公司财务状况 - ChargePoint截至2024年4月30日的现金及等价物为2.923亿美元[1] - ChargePoint截至2024年4月30日的普通股总数约为4.25亿股[1] - ChargePoint Holdings, Inc. 截至2024年4月30日的资产总额为105,123.2万美元[28] - ChargePoint Holdings, Inc. 2024年4月30日的现金、现金等价物和受限制现金总额为292,259千美元[29] - ChargePoint Holdings, Inc. 2024年4月30日的非GAAP毛利率为24%[30] - ChargePoint Holdings, Inc. 2024年4月30日的非GAAP研发费用占收入的比例为26%[30] - ChargePoint Holdings, Inc. 2024年4月30日的非GAAP销售和营销费用占收入的比例为26%[30] - ChargePoint Holdings, Inc. 2024年4月30日的非GAAP总体营运费用占收入的比例为62%[30] - ChargePoint Holdings, Inc. 2024年4月30日的非GAAP净亏损占收入的比例为43%[30] - ChargePoint Holdings, Inc. 2024年4月30日的非GAAP调整后EBITDA亏损占收入的比例为34%[30]

Key PointsChargePoint is the largest EV charging station network in the United States, with over 31,000 charging stations and 56,000 ports.The implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) algorithms enables ChargePoint to incorporate dynamic pricing, predict friction points, create personalized charging incentives and recommendations, and spot new locations for future stations.The EV slowdown has depressed shares of ChargePoint heading into its Q1 2024 earnings.5 stocks we like b ...

ChargePoint is building an asset-light EV charging business, but that doesn't mean investors shouldn't worry about the model.ChargePoint (CHPT 7.32%) is a key player in the electric vehicle (EV) market, but it doesn't make vehicles. It makes charging stations, which is more of a picks-and-shovels play in the EV space. The only problem is that so far, ChargePoint hasn't found a way to sell the vital products and services it provides profitably. Here's why the company's asset-light business isn't working out ...

NEW YORK, May 28, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Moore Law, PLLC, a securities and shareholder law firm located on Wall Street, is investigating potential claims against:ChargePoint Holdings, Inc. ("ChargePoint") (NYSE: CHPT)Shareholders who acquired before December 7, 2021 should email: [email protected]ChargePoint provides networked solutions for charging electric vehicles, including the ChargePoint cloud subscription platform and charging hardware. In September and November 2023, ChargePoint announced impairment c ...

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The EV charging network builder has a lot to prove this year.ChargePoint (CHPT -1.70%) went public by merging with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) three years ago. At the time, the leading builder of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations impressed investors with its explosive growth rates.Yet ChargePoint's stock has lost more than 90% of its value since its public debut. It ran out of juice as its growth cooled off; it racked up steep losses; and rising rates compressed its valuations. The ab ...