SKYX Platforms Secures $25 Million in Direct Offering

SKYX Platforms Corp. does not sell gadgets. It sells gravity. Not the poetic kind, the kind that keeps buildings honest. Founded in 2004, now headquartered in Pompano Beach, Florida, and publicly traded as NASDAQ: SKYX, the company has spent two decades staring at the ceiling and asking a question most of the industry ignored. Why is the most powerful point in the room still treated like dead space?

On January 26, 2026, SKYX closed a $25 million registered direct offering priced at $2.50 per share. Ten million shares. No warrants. One institutional investor stepping in clean. Roth Capital Partners ran point. Net proceeds landed around $23 million, earmarked for working capital and general corporate purposes, which in SKYX terms means more product on shelves, more ceilings wired for intelligence, and less patience for legacy wiring timelines that belong in a museum.

This raise did not show up alone. It followed roughly $14 million raised over the prior three months, including a $4 million investment from Philotimo Fund, LP at $2.00 per share on January 14, 2026. Capital like this does not chase science projects. It follows momentum. SKYX has posted seven consecutive quarters of sequential revenue growth, reached roughly $91 million in annualized run rate, expanded gross margins to 32 percent, and built a patent wall north of ninety seven filings globally. This is not theory. This is repetition.

The product story stays brutally simple. A patented, plug and play ceiling platform that collapses power, connectivity, lighting, safety, and smart control into one installation point. No rewiring. No months of labor. Days instead of quarters. Saving lives, saving cost, saving time. Rani R. Kohen, Founder and Executive Chairman, designed the platform to behave like infrastructure, not fashion. John P. Campi and Leonard J. Sokolow, Co-Chief Executive Officers, are scaling it with the discipline of people who have survived public markets before.

Retail launches at Lowes and Target are now live with SKYFAN and Turbo Heater. Commercial deployments are stacking across residential developments, hospitality, and smart city projects measured in tens of thousands of units. NVIDIA is in the mix on AI. GE remains embedded on technology development. The ceiling is no longer passive. It is thinking.

SKYX is trading well below its 2022 IPO price, and everyone in the room knows it. That is not denial. That is context. This raise was not about optics. It was about staying aggressive while the roadmap tightens and the install base compounds.

Watch the ceiling. That is where the leverage is building.