• Loss after tax up 192.2% to $3.86m
• Progressed commercialisation of SiBox and SiPHyR technologies
• Expanded silicon technology platform with SiNTL licence agreement

1414 Degrees Ltd reported a loss after tax of $3,856,345 for the half-year ended 31 December 2025, up 192.2% from the previous corresponding period. The company progressed commercialisation activities for its SiBox thermal storage technology, including confirmation of retained intellectual property and continued engagement with industrial customers. It also made progress on SiBrick advancement and scale-up initiatives, and its SiPHyR reactor program produced hydrogen and solid carbon in test runs, informing the design of a larger prototype. The company expanded its silicon technology platform through the execution of an exclusive worldwide licence agreement for George Washington University's patented silicon nanoparticle technology, branded SiNTL, and raised $1,214,000 via a share placement to support this initiative. The company also continued to progress the Aurora Energy Precinct and associated 140 MW / 280 MWh Battery Energy Storage System project.