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Polar Power Receives Nasdaq Confirmation of $2.5M Stockholders' Equity Compliance

Polar Power announced that it has received written confirmation from the Nasdaq Listing Qualifications Department that Nasdaq Staff has determined Polar Power complies with the $2.5M minimum stockholders' equity requirement. Nasdaq based its determination on Polar Power's Form 8-K dated October 23. Nasdaq cautioned that the company must continue to evidence compliance in its next periodic report. Phase 1 of Polar's restructuring program had delivered about $1.03M in annualized cost reductions. Management is targeting about $2M in total annualized savings, including the Phase 1 reductions already announced. "Receiving Nasdaq's written confirmation is an important milestone for Polar Power and our shareholders. We made resolving the equity deficiency a near-term priority, and this determination gives us a stronger foundation for the work ahead. We recognize that continuing compliance must be demonstrated in our next periodic report. In our first few weeks, we have identified meaningful opportunities to simplify the operating structure and improve financial discipline. Phase 1 has already removed more than $1 million in annualized costs, an important step toward our target of approximately $2 million total annualized savings. We believe our vertically integrated engineering and manufacturing capabilities remain a core strength, especially for technically demanding customers. As we improve facility utilization and production efficiency, we can also use select contract manufacturing partners to add flexibility and capacity where it makes sense. Our objective is not just to reduce expenses, but to build sales revenue on a more scalable cost structure and position Polar for sustainable growth," said Chris Mayer, co-CEO.

Polar Power Completes Phase 1 of Restructuring, Achieving $1.03M in Annual Cost Reductions

Polar Power announced the completion of Phase 1 of its strategic restructuring initiative, representing approximately $1.03M in annualized cost reductions. The actions include approximately $727,000 in annualized personnel-related savings and approximately $300,000 in annualized facility savings. Management believes the restructuring creates a leaner operating platform while allowing the Company to direct more resources toward production, customer deliveries, working capital and growth. "Phase 1 was about taking immediate action to strengthen the business," said Chris Mayer, co-CEO of Polar Power. "We have removed more than $1 million from our annualized cost structure, but reducing expenses is only the beginning. Our objective is to create a stronger, more scalable company that can execute on the opportunities in front of us." The Company's current sales backlog is approximately $4.5M, subject to final order-level reconciliation. Management is focused on accelerating conversion of that backlog while strengthening liquidity and production capacity.

Polar Power Announces New CEO Office Management Structure

Polar Power announced a new management structure for office of the CEO. The company will now operate with the public company and market facing responsibilities being assigned to Chris Mayer as co-CEO. Arthur Sams will remain with the company as co-CEO with responsibility for sales, engineering and manufacturing within Polar Power. Chris Mayer joins the company with experience in manufacturing, public markets, finance and go-to market strategies. His responsibilities are to lead the corporate strategy, financial performance, commercial growth and capital markets activity including investor relations. He also has responsibility for strategic investments and subsequent funding.