03 October 2026
iPower Inc.
CIK: 1830072•2 Annual Reports•Latest: 2026-10-02
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10-K / October 2, 2026
Revenue:$19,956,938
Income:-$11,622,562
10-K / September 20, 2024
Revenue:$86,071,485
Income:-$1,528,159
10-K / October 2, 2026
iPower Inc.
Core business
- Technology- and data-driven infrastructure company focused on supply chain services, real-world commerce, and partner-based logistics and fulfillment.
- Uses proprietary software, data, and operational experience together with a network of procurement, logistics, warehousing, and commerce partners to support supply chain services and commerce infrastructure.
- Asset-light platform strategy that combines operating capabilities with third-party warehousing, transportation, and fulfillment networks.
- Strategic focus on AI infrastructure opportunities, including acquisition, financing, equipment leasing, and related activities.
Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) and capital allocation
- DAT strategy launched June 2025; purchases began December 2025.
- Holdings have included Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), USD stablecoins (USDai), and sUSDai (yield-bearing vault tied to USD.AI protocol). Management intends to diversify within board-approved policies.
- Custody: assets held in BitGo Trust Company (South Dakota), with a first-priority security interest pledged to the Collateral Agent for the Convertible Note Investor.
- The company is not a digital asset fund or custodian and has no external investment manager.
- Key DAT activity:
- December 2025: acquired ~15.1 BTC (~$1.325 million) and ~301.1 ETH (~$0.884 million).
- June 2026: acquired ~USDai (~$1.0 million) and converted/staked into sUSDai for yield.
- August 14, 2026: sold all sUSDai for ~$1,002,381 and all ETH for ~$563,391.
- As of October 1, 2026 (company-provided):
- Total assets in controlled accounts: $6,095,967.75
- USD cash: $4,817,911.37
- Bitcoin: 15.115 BTC (valued at $1,278,056.38)
- The company adopted ASC 2023-08 (fair value measurement for digital assets) effective July 1, 2025; fair value changes impact earnings.
- Digital asset allocations are governed by operating liquidity, collateral requirements, and opportunity assessments, rather than fixed targets.
- DAT activity exposes the company to regulatory, counterparty, liquidity, and valuation risks described in the Risk Factors.
Financing and capital structure (selected)
- Securities Purchase Agreement with ATW Digital Asset Opportunities XIV (Dec 22, 2025) for a 6% OID convertible note facility up to $30,000,000.
- Initial closings included Series A convertible notes (~$5.184 million) and Series B convertible notes (~$1.816 million) with a registered direct offering for Series B.
- Additional Series A closings: initial $5,000,000, with facility increased by $2,000,000 via amendment on July 6, 2026.
- Optional closings in July and September 2026 totaled $4.7 million in new proceeds for $5.0 million aggregate Series A notes (subject to closing conditions).
- Placement agent: Digital Offering LLC (6% cash commission per closing).
- As of October 2, 2026, the Investor had converted $9,359,580 of Series A Notes into 849,697 shares at an average price of $11.02 per share (post two reverse splits).
- Reverse splits: 1-for-8 on May 22, 2026; 1-for-9 on August 7, 2026.
- Certain subsidiaries guaranteed the convertible notes; iPower Smart LLC joined the Guaranty in July 2026.
- Related reorganizations and asset transfers:
- Feb 1, 2026: Sold all equity in Global Product Marketing (GPM) to ETTS AI in exchange for a $2.3 million promissory note; entered into a Supply and Distribution Agreement to continue US/Canada/Mexico distribution as supplier.
- June 30, 2026: Supplement to Supply and Distribution Agreement; GPM assumed roughly $2.0 million of supplier payables in exchange for inventory; exclusive sourcing/distribution obligations terminated.
Corporate structure and key subsidiaries
- Global Product Marketing (GPM) – formerly a wholly owned subsidiary; assets divested to ETTS AI (sale completed Feb 1, 2026). Continued supply/distribution relationship under ongoing agreements.
- ETTS AI Investment LLC – buyer in the GPM transaction.
- iPower Smart LLC – formed Jan 23, 2025; focuses on digital treasury activities.
- iPower Nexus Inc. – formed Feb 1, 2026; focuses on supply chain management.
- United Package NV, LLC – formed Jun 3, 2025; 44% owned by iPower; packaging materials production.
- Box Harmony, LLC – formed Jan 13, 2022; 40% owned; provides logistics services for foreign manufacturers/distributors; exerts significant influence without majority control.
- Global Social Media, LLC (GSM) – formed Feb 10, 2022; 60% owned; iPower controls operations.
- Anivia Limited (BVI) and related entities (Fly Elephant Limited, DYRZ) – complex holding structure with a PRC WFOE via a transfer framework; previously controlled DHS through contractual arrangements; VIE terminations occurred Aug 4, 2025.
- IPW Commerce LLC and iPower AI LLC – formed July 15, 2026; wholly owned subsidiaries created to separate e-commerce and AI operations.
Operations and facilities
- Principal office and fulfillment center: 8798 9th Street, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730; ~99,347 sq ft; lease through May 31, 2028.
- Duarte, CA fulfillment center: 2397 Bateman Avenue, Duarte, CA 91010; ~49,500 sq ft; lease ended April 30, 2025 (not renewed).
- China operations: office lease in PRC renewed in 2023 for three years through July 2026.
- Additional corporate office arrangements exist in connection with subsidiaries and reorganizations.
Customers and workforce
- Serves thousands of retail and commercial customers across the United States through its distribution network and partner fulfillment centers.
- Workforce snapshot (as of June 30, 2026): 2 full-time employees and 2 part-time employees/consultants, supported by additional contractors and consultants under a flexible workforce model.
Context
- iPower describes itself as a platform for supply chain, e-commerce infrastructure, and AI infrastructure opportunities, with a strategic emphasis on AI-related assets and services rather than conventional digital asset investment activities.
- The DAT strategy is intended to be flexible and governed by company policies; it is not structured as a dedicated investment fund or as a custodial service for third parties.
