Flux Power, a developer of advanced lithium-ion energy storage solutions for the electrification of commercial and industrial equipment, has announced its inclusion in the Financial Times list of the Americas’ Fastest Growing Companies 2025.
The annual ranking, compiled in collaboration with Statista, highlights the top-performing companies across North and South America based on revenue growth over a two-year period.
Flux Power’s inclusion on the list underscores the company’s continued expansion and momentum in delivering intelligent, efficient and sustainable energy solutions to industrial sectors, including material handling, ground support equipment (GSE) and stationary storage.
“Our placement on this list is a testament to the dedication and resilience of our entire team,” said Krishna Vanka, CEO of Flux Power.
“We are driving a cleaner future by expanding our partner ecosystem with integrated telemetry, delivering reliable, scalable energy solutions that enhance operational performance while lowering emissions.
“As more customers in multiple verticals transition to lithium-ion, Flux Power is proud to stand at the forefront of this transformation.”
Chief financial officer Kevin Royal added: “This recognition reflects strong market validation of our advanced energy solutions.
“With new executive leadership in place, we’re focused on driving operational efficiency and accelerating adoption across key industries.
“As we expand our technology and service capabilities, we are well positioned with both longstanding partners and emerging markets.”
This achievement follows a series of major customer deployments and increasing demand across key verticals.
With an expanding portfolio of lithium-ion energy solutions, integrated telemetry, and energy management tools, Flux Power continues to help customers modernise their fleets, reduce total cost of ownership and meet ambitious sustainability goals.
