Energy Vault Holdings experienced a sharp revenue decline in Q3 due to project delivery timing but aims to generate about $248 million in Q4 to meet its full-year revenue guidance. The company has a strong $2.3 billion project backlog and projects its first positive adjusted EBITDA by 2027, signaling potential growth. Its Build, Own & Operate model could provide recurring revenue, though financing projects remains costly and capital-intensive. Despite growth prospects, Energy Vault trades at a premium valuation compared to peers, leading to a Hold rating pending Q4 results.
Energy Vault's Q4 revenue ambitions provide context for the energy sector's market snapshot on Pluang. As of Nov 13, 2026 13:11 WIB, 54 of 79 priced energy-sector US stocks rose while 23 fell. Notable movers include NXT at USD 93.82 with a 1-day change of -6.73% and a typical hold time of 6 days, DNN at USD 2.07 down 5.48% with an 8-day hold, and SM at USD 32.77 up 5.17%, with Pluang order activity showing 0% Sell and 100% Buy, and a 7-day typical hold time.
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