Aspen Aerogels Inc
ASPN
$6.40 0.47% Quote
Exchange NYSE Sector Industrials Industry Construction
Q1 2026
Reported
Published: May 8, 2026

Data: Financial Modeling Prep

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Report Date

May 8, 2026

Quarter Q1 2026

Revenue

37.88M

YoY: -67.8%

EPS

-0.29

YoY: -231.8%

Market Move

+0.47%

Previous quarter: Q1 2025

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Earnings Highlights

Gross Margin

11.3%

Net Income

-23.69M

YoY: -240.9%

On April 8, we experienced an operational disruption in our aerogel manufacturing facility in East Providence. The incident involved an explosion in a high temperature oven and resulted in plant damage confined to that specific area of the facility and the temporary cessation of operations. We are immensely grateful that no employees were seriously injured in the incident and want to recognize the Aspen team for their tireless work towards a safe and disciplined restart of the facility. We currently expect a staged restart of operations to begin in May, subject to continued progress in our mechanical, operational and safety reviews as well as ongoing coordination with local and state agencies.

— Donald Young
ASPN
Company ASPN

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Executive Summary

Aspen Aerogels reported Q1 2026 revenue of $37.9 million, a substantial step-down from prior-year levels, with a GAAP net loss of $23.7 million and an EPS of −$0.29. The quarter was heavily affected by an operational disruption at the East Providence (EP) plant in April, which constrained Energy Industrial (EI) volumes and pushed costs higher in the near term. Management signaled a bias to sequential improvement through 2026, guided by delayed but meaningful recovery in EI, European thermal barrier momentum, and a strategic pivot toward battery energy storage and adjacent markets. The company outlined a clear path to 2026 profitability via a targeted 20% EI revenue uplift, a EUR/European thermal barrier ramp, and ongoing cost reductions, while acknowledging near-term cost pressures from the EP restart. Cash remains robust, with $173.9 million in liquidity and a net debt position of −$106.3 million, providing ample headroom to fund the staged restart and strategic investments. Management also reiterated a commitment to a disciplined capital plan, including a potential Plant 2 asset sale in Q4 to deleverage, and a pathway to EBITDA breakeven at roughly $50 million of quarterly revenue. The combination of three EI growth drivers (Subsea, LNG/Natural Gas infrastructure, and maintenance/turnaround work),EU thermal barrier momentum, and new growth initiatives (battery energy storage systems) constitutes Aspen’s multi-frontal strategy to counteract near-term headwinds and drive sustainable long-term value.

Key Performance Indicators

Revenue
Decreasing
37.88M
QoQ: -51.88% | YoY: -67.83%
Gross Profit
Decreasing
4.28M
11.29% margin
QoQ: -81.26% | YoY: -91.71%
Operating Income
Decreasing
-20.41M
QoQ: 93.18% | YoY: -202.11%
Net Income
Decreasing
-23.69M
QoQ: 92.14% | YoY: -240.87%
EPS
Decreasing
-0.29
QoQ: 92.10% | YoY: -231.82%

Revenue Trend

Margin Analysis

Historical Earnings Comparison

PeriodRevenue ($M)EPS ($)YoY GrowthReport
Q1 2026 37.88 -0.29 -67.8% View
Q1 2025 78.72 -3.67 -16.7% View
Q4 2024 123.09 0.14 +46.2% View
Q3 2024 117.34 -0.17 +93.1% View
Q2 2024 117.77 0.21 +144.6% View