AmpliTech Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMPG) has extended the deadline for its rights‑offering to January 9, 2026, giving shareholders an additional 30 days to subscribe to up to 8 million units priced at $4 per unit. Each unit consists of one share of common stock and two rights to purchase additional shares, a structure that can raise up to $32 million if fully subscribed.
As of the extension announcement, AmpliTech had already received roughly $6.7 million in subscription rights, with more than 900,000 basic subscriptions and 700,000 oversubscriptions. The company has therefore secured a substantial portion of the potential proceeds while still leaving room for additional investors to participate before the new deadline.
The capital raised will be directed toward accelerating product development, scaling manufacturing operations, and pursuing strategic acquisitions. These funds are intended to support the company’s expansion into 5G Open RAN, private 5G, quantum computing, and satellite communications—markets where AmpliTech has already secured significant letters of intent and is building a domestic manufacturing footprint.
AmpliTech’s Q3 2025 earnings underscored the company’s improving financial trajectory. Revenue rose 115% year‑over‑year to $6.09 million, driven by strong sales of ORAN and low‑noise amplifier (LNA) products. Net loss narrowed to $188,000 from $1.19 million in Q3 2024, and earnings per share of –$0.01 beat consensus estimates of –$0.02 by $0.01, largely due to disciplined cost management and a favorable product mix.
Management has raised its fiscal‑year guidance, projecting FY2025 revenue of at least $25 million and FY2026 revenue of at least $50 million. The company also reiterated its expectation of 25‑30% annual growth through 2030 and expressed confidence in achieving profitability by 2026, citing robust demand in its core segments and continued investment in high‑margin technologies.
While the stock experienced modest gains in the days surrounding the announcement, the market reaction was driven more by the earnings beat and operational progress than by the rights‑offering itself. Investors viewed the extension as a positive sign of shareholder confidence and a prudent step to secure additional capital for growth initiatives.
CEO Fawad Maqbool emphasized the company’s strategic focus, stating, “Our strategy has always been to stay ahead of technological shifts, and the convergence of ORAN and quantum computing is a perfect example. We are building foundational trust with global carriers, equipment manufacturers, and enterprise partners as we align with the world’s transition toward open, secure, and high‑performance communications infrastructure.”
AmpliTech faces a modest headwind in the form of a lingering net loss, but the company’s margin expansion and strong demand in high‑growth segments offset this concern. The rights‑offering provides the financial flexibility needed to capitalize on market tailwinds in 5G, private 5G, and quantum computing, reinforcing the company’s long‑term growth trajectory.
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