$EOSE just got $87M of manufacturing capital back from the DoE with management saying the advance “returns that capital to the balance sheet” as Line 2 ramps toward ~2 GWh of annual capacity. That capital gives Eos more room to fund the next stage of growth as it scales Thorn Hill toward ~4 GWh of annual capacity.

Another local talent locked in 🔒 Marist Nelson halfback Wil Thornalley has re-signed with the Tasman Mako for the 2026 season. After earning his first Mako call-up in 2025, Mako #248# will continue his journey in blue and red 🦈 #finzup#

Thanks to the Exchequer Club for having me. It was great to join Paul Thornell, the Club's Chancellor, to discuss how the @CFTC is maintaining America's position as the global leader in financial markets.