TOYO expects positive EBITDA in second half 2026

• TOYO said it expects to achieve positive EBITDA in the second half of 2026 despite ongoing trade and regulatory uncertainty.
• The solar manufacturer said it is not providing revenue, net income, or quarterly financial guidance due to policy-related uncertainty.
• TOYO cited U.S. trade reviews, customs examinations, and solar import regulations as factors affecting visibility.

TOYO (NASDAQ:TOYO) said it expects positive EBITDA for the second half of 2026 while withholding specific financial guidance due to ongoing U.S. trade and regulatory uncertainty.

The solar manufacturing company said uncertainty remains around U.S. Customs and Border Protection examinations, countervailing duty investigations, and Section 232 measures affecting imports of polysilicon and downstream solar products.

TOYO said it is not providing quarterly guidance or specific forecasts for revenue, net income, or other financial measures, while it continues to assess the impact of regulatory developments on its operations.

TOYO manufactures solar products and operates within a global renewable energy supply chain affected by trade policies, tariffs, and manufacturing regulations.

The company said it will provide further market updates as it gains more visibility into policy and regulatory matters affecting its business.