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SHOREPOWER TECHNOLOGIES INC.

CIK: 7646302 Annual ReportsLatest: 2025-04-15

10-K / April 15, 2025

Revenue:$65,481
Income:-$450,318

10-K / June 13, 2024

Revenue:$19,610
Income:-$661,965

10-K / April 15, 2025

Company Summary: Shorepower Technologies, Inc.

Business Overview

  • Industry Position: Transportation electrification infrastructure manufacturer and service provider.
  • Core Products:
    • Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE)
    • Truck Stop Electrification (TSE)
    • Electric standby Transport Refrigeration Units (eTRU) stations

Operations

  • Number of Facilities: 60 TSE facilities across the United States
  • Electrified Parking Spaces: Over 1,800 spaces at these facilities
  • Locations: Primarily along major Interstates including I-5, I-95, I-80/90, I-10/20, and other U.S. highways in 31 states
  • Target Customers:
    • Long-haul truck drivers (for rest periods)
    • Fleets and drivers looking to reduce diesel idling
    • Operators of refrigerated trailers (ice cream, meats, pharmaceuticals, etc.)
    • Electric vehicles (including light-duty vehicles), with existing stations capable of upgrades

Revenue and Financials

  • 2024 Revenue: $65,481 (significantly increased from $20,109 in 2023)
  • 2023 Revenue: $20,109
  • 2024 Net Loss: $450,318 (improved from a net loss of $632,948 in 2023)
  • 2023 Net Loss: $632,948
  • Employees:
    • Currently, only 2 employees
    • Uses consultants for bookkeeping, engineering, and installation services
  • Revenue Sources:
    • Sales of power vending stations and related services
    • Revenue-sharing from energy sales to customers
    • Grants for infrastructure upgrades (approximately $400,000 secured as of March 2025)

Market and Growth Strategy

  • Focuses on expanding its network of electrified parking and charging stations
  • Upgrading existing TSE sites to include electric vehicle charging, Level 2, and DC fast chargers
  • Plans to upgrade 6 stations per facility and add multiple fast chargers
  • Aims to secure additional grants and government incentives
  • Pursues strategic acquisitions in related fields such as charging station management and electrical contracting

Key Highlights

  • Largest heavy-duty focused network of electrified parking in North America
  • Proprietary cloud-based payment and control systems for energy vending
  • Focus on cost-effective infrastructure with stainless steel enclosures designed for longevity
  • Certified under EPA SmartWay and California CARB standards
  • Private, minority-owned business enterprise (MBE)
  • Led by CEO Jeff Kim, who owns over 55% of the company's common stock

Additional Notes

  • The company is in a growth phase, heavily reliant on government grants and infrastructure upgrades
  • Continues research and development into higher-speed DC fast chargers and renewable energy integration
  • Financial health indicates ongoing losses with a focus on expanding revenue streams and infrastructure footprint