AIRJ News & Events

AirJoule Technologies announced an agreement with TenX Investment in Energy Enterprises & Management to become AIRJ's exclusive distributor of AirJoule products in the Middle East region. "Expanding our commercial relationship with TenX Investment represents a pivotal milestone in AirJoule Technologies' international expansion strategy and positions us to capture significant opportunities in one of the world's most compelling markets for distributed water generation," said Matt Jore, Chief Executive Officer of AirJoule Technologies.

AirJoule Technologies announced the delivery and commissioning of an AirJoule A250 system at Arizona State University, ASU. The system will undergo independent academic evaluation, including peer reviewed published research, as part of a collaboration with ASU's atmospheric water harvesting research program. "The successful commissioning of our AirJoule system at Arizona State University represents a pivotal step in our commercialization journey," said Matt Jore, Chief Executive Officer of AirJoule Technologies. "ASU is a leading research institution globally for atmospheric water harvesting, and Dr. Paul Westerhoff is recognized as one of the world's top experts in this field. Having our technology undergo rigorous, independent evaluation by researchers of this caliber provides invaluable third-party validation for customers, partners, and investors."

Stock futures are trading modestly lower as equity markets pull back from recent record highs and investors brace for a busy week of earnings and economic data.Sentiment has softened after Tuesday's session saw key benchmarks retreat amid political and monetary policy uncertainty despite a cooler-than-expected inflation reading that underpinned rate-cut hopes. Financial stocks have been under pressure with mixed earnings results from major banks, and geopolitical and policy risks have further tempered risk appetite.Precious metals continue to be a standout theme, with gold and silver reaching fresh all-time highs as traders hedge against economic and policy uncertainty and lean into the safe-haven trade.In pre-market trading, S&P 500 futures fell 0.41%, Nasdaq futures fell 0.53% and Dow futures fell 0.31%.Check out this morning's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER -Netflixup 1% after Bloombergthe company is working on revised terms for its Warner Bros. Discoveryproposal and has discussed making its offer all cash for the Warner's studios and streaming businessesUP AFTER EARNINGS -Infosysup 3%Citiup 1%DOWN AFTER EARNINGS -Wells Fargodown 2%Bank of Americadown 1%DOWN AFTER REPORT OF CHINA ORDER TO STOP USE OF U.S. CYBERSECURITY FIRMS -Fortinetdown 2%Broadcomdown 1%Palo Alto Networksdown 1%Check Pointdown 1%LOWER -AirJoule Technologiesdown 18% after pricing 6.15M shares at $3.25 in underwritten public offeringTrip.comdown 14% after receiving a notice of investigation from the State Administration for Market Regulations of the People's Republic of ChinaHallandor Energydown 11% after pricing an underwritten public offering of 2,777,778 shares of its common stock at a price to the public of $18.00 per share