Q3 Earnings Spark Optimism; DocGo, Dragonfly, Totaligent, and Snow Lake Also Make Strategic Moves

DENVER, Colo., Oct 21, 2025 (247marketnews.com)- Wall Street kicked off Tuesday with a clear tilt toward clean energy and health tech, with SunPower Corporation (NASDAQ:SPWR) leading the charge after announcing a record-setting Q3 2025 and forecasting even stronger performance for Q4.

SunPower stunned markets this morning, ahead of its earnings call at 1:00pm ET, revealing record Q3 operating income of $3.12 million on $70.0 million in revenue, up from $2.42 million in Q2. It marked the company’s third consecutive profitable quarter; a feat not achieved in over four years.

CEO T.J. Rodgers struck a confident tone, declaring, “We have now bounced back in Q3’25… and expect further revenue growth to $83.3 million with $3.56 million in operating income, both would be records.”

SunPower’s aggressive cost controls, headcount has been slashed from 3,499 to 829, are beginning to bear fruit. Rodgers emphasized that future growth will be driven by revenue expansion, not further cuts, and that recent acquisitions like Sunder Energy are already yielding significant salesforce scale and synergies.

Despite low cash reserves ($4.1 million), Rodgers said fundraising is underway and noted that the stock is trading at a Price-to-Sales ratio of just 0.53, compared to 2.0x for peers, a potential value play for investors seeking underpriced solar growth.

DocGo (NASDAQ:DCGO) extended its national reach in virtual care by acquiring SteadyMD, a platform expected to generate $25 million in revenue in 2025 and serve over 3 million patients. The deal significantly boosts DocGo’s telehealth capabilities by integrating SteadyMD’s 600-clinician workforce and its real-time patient-provider matching platform.

CEO Lee Bienstock said, “This acquisition… helps realize our goal of providing patients with healthcare at any address.”

SteadyMD co-founders Guy Friedman and Yarone Goren will join DocGo’s leadership team. The company expects to fund the transaction with cash on hand and plans to update full-year guidance in early November.

The acquisition aligns with broader trends in virtual-first healthcare and enhances DocGo’s appeal to enterprise clients seeking integrated last-mile and remote care services.

Dragonfly Energy (NASDAQ:DFLI) announced it has regained full compliance with Nasdaq listing standards, specifically regarding its minimum bid price and market value of listed securities. The company, a key player in battery and energy storage, will remain on a one-year probationary monitoring period.

The stock, which had been under pressure due to delisting risk, saw a bounce in early trading as investors welcomed the return to compliance and the stability it brings to the energy tech firm’s future capital raising efforts.

Snow Lake Resources (NASDAQ:LITM) unveiled its most ambitious move yet: the launch of Kadmos Energy Services, a U.S.-based small modular reactor (SMR) company led by nuclear technology veteran Dr. Youssef Ballout. Snow Lake will invest up to $10 million for a 49% stake, transitioning from uranium exploration into full nuclear power deployment.

CEO Frank Wheatley stated, “By launching Kadmos… we are moving decisively up the nuclear value chain.”

Kadmos will focus on turnkey SMR solutions for utilities and data centers, capitalizing on both the clean energy transition and rising demand for scalable baseload power. The strategy is directly aligned with U.S. federal goals to quadruple nuclear capacity by 2050.

With nuclear sentiment turning positive and the Inflation Reduction Act supporting next-gen energy, Snow Lake’s pivot could offer long-term upside for energy investors willing to ride early-stage innovation.

Tokyo-based enterprise software firm HeartCore Enterprises (NASDAQ:HTCR) declared a $0.13 per share dividend, a yield of 17.8% based on last week’s closing price. The company said the special dividend was made possible due to its robust financial position, and that recurring dividends may follow pending board review.

Totaligent (OTCID:TGNT) grabbed attention with the beta launch of its AI-powered ad platform for SMBs, integrating with Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) and Twilio (NYSE:TWLO). As SMBs are expected to drive 70% of global ad spend by 2027, Totaligent’s platform positions the company as a disruptive force in a space where giants like Meta and Google have faced headwinds.

Market Outlook

Today’s market sentiment is risk-on, with investor attention shifting to energy tech, healthcare innovation, and undervalued growth stories. SunPower’s earnings and forward guidance could serve as a bellwether for the solar and renewable sector, while DocGo’s acquisition adds to digital health consolidation trends.

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