Invinity Energy Shares Surge 26% in 2025, Signaling Potential Turnaround
Shares of Invinity Energy Systems have climbed 26% in 2025, sparking renewed interest in the stationary energy storage company. Invinity manufactures vanadium flow battery systems designed to complement intermittent renewable energy sources like solar and wind power.
Despite a recent downturn, broker sentiment remains positive, with all three analysts currently rating the stock a ‘Buy’. Their average price target stands at 70p, representing a 250% increase from current levels. Even the most conservative analyst forecasts a 100% gain to 40p, while an optimistic projection anticipates a five-bagger return to 105p.
The company currently operates at a loss, but analysts predict profitability in 2027, albeit a modest one. Invinity reported net cash reserves of £32.4m at the end of 2024 following a funding round, which is expected to sustain operations until the forecasted shift to net debt of approximately £1m in 2027 – coinciding with the anticipated profit.
CEO Jonathan marren recently highlighted “the significant shift we are currently observing across global battery markets towards the next generation of energy storage technologies and I firmly believe we are in a strong position to take our place at the forefront of this shift.”
While the energy storage market is competitive, analysts acknowledge the potential for multiple successful companies. A key risk remains the possibility of future fundraising rounds, which could dilute existing shareholder holdings.