Market Cap 6.71M
Revenue (ttm) 40,000.00
Net Income (ttm) -9.13M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin -22,825.00%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.00
Volume 29,100
Avg Vol 872,780
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 3.05M
Stochastic %K 47%
Beta 2.16
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target $3.00

Company Profile

Ascent Solar Technologies, Inc., a solar technology company, engages in the manufacture and sale of photovoltaic solar modules in the United States. The company's technology provides renewable power solutions to high-value production and specialty solar markets, including space power beaming, aerospace, satellites, near earth orbiting vehicles, fixed wing unmanned aerial vehicles, and agrivoltaics. It markets and sells its products through direct customers, distributors, retailers, OEMs, system...

Industry: Solar
Sector: Technology
Phone: 720 872 5000
Address:
12300 Grant Street, Suite 160, Thornton, United States
OleStockHound
OleStockHound Oct. 24 at 9:36 PM
$GSIT $GSI Technology remember the power constraints of space, tools and the processing power needed to operate computer and habitat systems. this is the right tec at the right time. low power consumption, low heat requiring no special cooling apparatus and radiation tolerant. Artemis moon mission and Mars colony will be next year. LET'S GET'ER DONE, GUYS! $ASTI produces flexible, lightweight, durable, high-efficincy solar panels that are able to receive beamed power. The lightweight makes cost per launch cheaper and reduce cargo size. $KULR Thermal management and battery safety for the energy storage grid. They will be front and center for energy use, storage and safety of lithium-ion batteries. There can be no major mishaps on these missions. Their tech is already on Mars utilized by the Mars rover. And will soon be on the moon for energy and safety as well as thermal management. Its time to make some money, folks!
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JohnQpub
JohnQpub Oct. 24 at 8:14 PM
$ASTI Yawn,,, still waiting patiently
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OleStockHound
OleStockHound Oct. 24 at 8:14 PM
$ASTI Ascent Solar has explicitly targeted lunar missions as a key market. Their panels are well-suited for the harsh lunar environment because they are flexible and less prone to cracking from micrometeoroid impacts compared to rigid, glass-covered panels. Their thin, flexible nature allows them to be rolled or folded for compact launch, then deployed on unusual surfaces like landers, rovers, or habitats. Their thin-film technology has inherent radiation tolerance, which is crucial for the space environment. The same advantages (lightweight, durable, radiation-tolerant) make their technology a candidate for future Mars missions, especially for small rovers, aerial vehicles (like helicopters successor to Ingenuity), and potentially for habitat power systems. Ascent Solar has received a "Space Act Agreement" from NASA to develop and test its solar technology for the Artemis program.
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OleStockHound
OleStockHound Oct. 24 at 6:40 PM
$GSIT Elon Musk, you might want to do business with $GSIT, $ASTI and $KULR; the latter already on Mars with the Mars rover. ASTI, with its lightweight, foldable, durable and adaptable solar solutions is huge for cost and efficiency. GSIT requires low energy, edge computing solutions without the problems of cooling and is radiation tolerant. KULR thermal management and battery storage solutions, including safety due to physical damage and thermal runaway combustions, is perfect. These 3 companies should see a surge in business as the deep space, near space and defense industries ramp up to unprecedented levels. https://youtu.be/9NPQPz9UJxU?si=dwktfOpjHxyvZ7Tt
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OleStockHound
OleStockHound Oct. 24 at 6:17 PM
$KULR $ASTI & $KULR, a part of the Artemis moon mission. It gets popping February 2026. I can wait. Im thinking $GSIT will be used as well. Edge computing and 98% less energy consumption than $NVDA and other chips. It also radiation tolerant and doesn't require exorbitant cooling.
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OleStockHound
OleStockHound Oct. 24 at 6:12 PM
$ASTI Artemis moon mission February 2026. ASTI WILL BE ON THE SURFACE OF THE MOON when that phase begins. https://youtu.be/pzDiEVm2p80?si=VD8acY3xIMlHvIn4
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OleStockHound
OleStockHound Oct. 24 at 1:44 PM
$ASTI this could pop with no warning. Its results could be life-changing. Get in before it explodes. To many irons in the fire. One is bound to get hot
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OleStockHound
OleStockHound Oct. 24 at 2:34 AM
$ASTI The Artemis Moon Mission and beaming technology and the contract with the Army for solar blankets should be included. Once some of these deals materialize this company will be worth 100s of dollars per share. https://g.co/gemini/share/ef405946d0f5
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luckyanze
luckyanze Oct. 23 at 6:13 AM
$ASTI https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ascentsolar_how-space-based-solar-power-can-fuel-our-activity-7386735161150898176--W_J?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAEYN1ogB95LQwm1VmEFWiM-QfwifVBcLnZ0
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Etrading
Etrading Oct. 21 at 6:24 PM
Loaded $APLD $ASTI $RXRX more !! $SPY $QQQ
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Latest News on ASTI
Ascent Solar Technologies Announces Reverse Stock Split

Aug 13, 2024, 11:45 AM EDT - 1 year ago

Ascent Solar Technologies Announces Reverse Stock Split


Ascent Solar Achieves Efficiency of 17.55% for CIGS Technology

Oct 30, 2023, 9:25 AM EDT - 2 years ago

Ascent Solar Achieves Efficiency of 17.55% for CIGS Technology


OleStockHound
OleStockHound Oct. 24 at 9:36 PM
$GSIT $GSI Technology remember the power constraints of space, tools and the processing power needed to operate computer and habitat systems. this is the right tec at the right time. low power consumption, low heat requiring no special cooling apparatus and radiation tolerant. Artemis moon mission and Mars colony will be next year. LET'S GET'ER DONE, GUYS! $ASTI produces flexible, lightweight, durable, high-efficincy solar panels that are able to receive beamed power. The lightweight makes cost per launch cheaper and reduce cargo size. $KULR Thermal management and battery safety for the energy storage grid. They will be front and center for energy use, storage and safety of lithium-ion batteries. There can be no major mishaps on these missions. Their tech is already on Mars utilized by the Mars rover. And will soon be on the moon for energy and safety as well as thermal management. Its time to make some money, folks!
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JohnQpub
JohnQpub Oct. 24 at 8:14 PM
$ASTI Yawn,,, still waiting patiently
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OleStockHound
OleStockHound Oct. 24 at 8:14 PM
$ASTI Ascent Solar has explicitly targeted lunar missions as a key market. Their panels are well-suited for the harsh lunar environment because they are flexible and less prone to cracking from micrometeoroid impacts compared to rigid, glass-covered panels. Their thin, flexible nature allows them to be rolled or folded for compact launch, then deployed on unusual surfaces like landers, rovers, or habitats. Their thin-film technology has inherent radiation tolerance, which is crucial for the space environment. The same advantages (lightweight, durable, radiation-tolerant) make their technology a candidate for future Mars missions, especially for small rovers, aerial vehicles (like helicopters successor to Ingenuity), and potentially for habitat power systems. Ascent Solar has received a "Space Act Agreement" from NASA to develop and test its solar technology for the Artemis program.
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OleStockHound
OleStockHound Oct. 24 at 6:40 PM
$GSIT Elon Musk, you might want to do business with $GSIT, $ASTI and $KULR; the latter already on Mars with the Mars rover. ASTI, with its lightweight, foldable, durable and adaptable solar solutions is huge for cost and efficiency. GSIT requires low energy, edge computing solutions without the problems of cooling and is radiation tolerant. KULR thermal management and battery storage solutions, including safety due to physical damage and thermal runaway combustions, is perfect. These 3 companies should see a surge in business as the deep space, near space and defense industries ramp up to unprecedented levels. https://youtu.be/9NPQPz9UJxU?si=dwktfOpjHxyvZ7Tt
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OleStockHound
OleStockHound Oct. 24 at 6:17 PM
$KULR $ASTI & $KULR, a part of the Artemis moon mission. It gets popping February 2026. I can wait. Im thinking $GSIT will be used as well. Edge computing and 98% less energy consumption than $NVDA and other chips. It also radiation tolerant and doesn't require exorbitant cooling.
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OleStockHound
OleStockHound Oct. 24 at 6:12 PM
$ASTI Artemis moon mission February 2026. ASTI WILL BE ON THE SURFACE OF THE MOON when that phase begins. https://youtu.be/pzDiEVm2p80?si=VD8acY3xIMlHvIn4
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OleStockHound
OleStockHound Oct. 24 at 1:44 PM
$ASTI this could pop with no warning. Its results could be life-changing. Get in before it explodes. To many irons in the fire. One is bound to get hot
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OleStockHound
OleStockHound Oct. 24 at 2:34 AM
$ASTI The Artemis Moon Mission and beaming technology and the contract with the Army for solar blankets should be included. Once some of these deals materialize this company will be worth 100s of dollars per share. https://g.co/gemini/share/ef405946d0f5
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luckyanze
luckyanze Oct. 23 at 6:13 AM
$ASTI https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ascentsolar_how-space-based-solar-power-can-fuel-our-activity-7386735161150898176--W_J?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAEYN1ogB95LQwm1VmEFWiM-QfwifVBcLnZ0
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Etrading
Etrading Oct. 21 at 6:24 PM
Loaded $APLD $ASTI $RXRX more !! $SPY $QQQ
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Moolahmakr
Moolahmakr Oct. 16 at 3:30 PM
$ASTI this has been dead since 2021. I haven’t even bothered to look at it until today. Thankfully pulled out $75K from another penny stock when the getting was good.. OZOP. lol
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MoEx
MoEx Oct. 16 at 3:17 AM
$ASTI seems close to the pump ! 🔥
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Meraz98
Meraz98 Oct. 16 at 12:41 AM
$ASTI really shocked this has held up this long. even more suprised they have a contract with another company now
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JohnQpub
JohnQpub Oct. 15 at 5:05 PM
$ASTI uhhhh a $2.50 rip sets up a 3 tap and possibly a $4.X scratch n sniff? oh yah... lfg damn you this Activia ad, although, I do need some yogurt for fluidity and balance, lol.
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BlazingStocks
BlazingStocks Oct. 14 at 7:38 PM
$ASTI - The space power lasering company will test the technology’s space-based power beaming receiving capabilities, as it seeks out technologies that enable the transmission of power between satellites on orbit. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ascent-solar-technologies-delivers-thin-120000279.html
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BlazingStocks
BlazingStocks Oct. 14 at 7:17 PM
$ASTI - The space power lasering company will test the technology’s space-based power beaming receiving capabilities, as it seeks out technologies that enable the transmission of power between satellites on orbit. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ascent-solar-technologies-delivers-thin-120000279.html
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BlazingStocks
BlazingStocks Oct. 14 at 5:55 PM
$ASTI - With these test deliveries, Ascent continues to push the limits of its solar technology in extreme environments. The ocean monitoring company will test the technology’s functionality and durability in aquatic terrestrial applications, with the intent of enabling persistent equipment operation of ocean-based monitoring technologies. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ascent-solar-technologies-delivers-thin-120000279.html
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Shine1313
Shine1313 Oct. 14 at 4:13 PM
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lecorb
lecorb Oct. 14 at 4:12 PM
$MNTS $ASTI $AMZN $TSLA $SPACEX Last Warrants sold: 2,062,672 Shares L:@1.61 H:1.87 Close:1.73 11:47am
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BlazingStocks
BlazingStocks Oct. 14 at 3:06 PM
$ASTI News October 14, 2025 Ascent Solar Technologies Delivers Thin-Film PV for Saltwater Environment Durability and Space-Based Power Beaming Testing https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ascent-solar-technologies-delivers-thin-120000279.html
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lecorb
lecorb Oct. 14 at 1:55 PM
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lecorb
lecorb Oct. 14 at 1:21 PM
$MNTS $ASTI $AMZN $TSLA $SPACEX Momentus Signs $15 Million Agreement With Solstar Space for In-Orbit Services 5:44 PM ET, 10/13/2025 - MT Newswires 05:44 PM EDT, 10/13/2025 (MT Newswires) -- Momentus Inc (MNTS) said Monday it signed a three-year, $15 million reciprocal services deal with Solstar Space to provide satellite logistics, payload deployment, and space-based communications. The partnership will combine Momentus' orbital transport capabilities with Solstar's data relay and Wi-Fi systems to support commercial and government missions. The first joint flight is planned for February. Shares of Momentus rose over 21% in after-hours trading on Monday.
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