Defense Munitions Surge Puts Critical Mineral Supply Chains on Notice
This is a paid Energy Metal News commentary, sponsored by Rua Gold, promoting the theme of defense-driven antimony demand; EnerSys (ENS) is included only as named sector context. For EnerSys, the article recaps its July 2026 plan for a defense-focused lithium cell facility (~$150M DOE grant, ~$500M net investment, ~1 GWh initial capacity) and its Q1 FY2027 results: net sales of $935.6M, up 4.8%, GAAP diluted EPS of $3.09, adjusted EPS of $3.66, with Q2 sales guided to $955M-$995M.
Key figures
- Ens q1 fy27 net sales
- 935600000
- Ens q1 fy27 net sales yoy
- 4.8%
- Ens q2 guidance net sales
- $955 million to $995 million
- Ens q1 fy27 gaap diluted eps
- 3.09
- Ens defense lithium doe grant
- $150 million
- Ens defense lithium incentives
- $200 million
- Ens q1 fy27 adjusted diluted eps
- 3.66
- Ens defense lithium net investment
- $500 million
- Ens defense lithium initial capacity
- ~1 GWh
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