What If You Invested in Amprius Technologies, Inc. (AMPX)?

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Amprius Technologies is a leading manufacturer of high-energy and high-power lithium-ion batteries producing the industry's highest energy density cells. Calculate historical returns with real market data.

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Current Value
$XX,XXX
Return
+XXX%
CAGR
X.XX%
vs SPY
+XX%

Historical Annual Returns

Over the past 4 years, Amprius Technologies, Inc. has delivered an average annual return of 24.5%. The stock peaked in 2025 with a massive +175.9% gain, while investors faced a downturn in 2024 (-30.0%). Overall, the stock finished in the green 1 times out of 4 years.

Avg Return

+24.5%

Win Rate

25%

1W - 3L

Best

+175.9%

2025

Worst

-30.0%

2024

Performance Consistency

1 Positive3 Negative

About Amprius Technologies, Inc.

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Amprius Technologies is a leading manufacturer of high-energy and high-power lithium-ion batteries producing the industry's highest energy density cells. The company's proprietary Si-Nanowire platform is designed to drop-in to existing lithium-ion battery manufacturing infrastructure and is expected to enable disruptive applications in electric mobility and aviation.

HeadquartersFremont, United States
Founded2008-01-01

Key Business Segments

High-Performance Batteries

Develops and manufactures high-energy lithium-ion batteries for a variety of applications, including electric aviation, and electric vehicles.

Key Innovations

  • ✓Silicon nanowire anode technology, which enables significantly higher energy density in lithium-ion batteries compared to conventional graphite anodes.

Historical Milestones

2008

Amprius Technologies is founded to commercialize a new lithium-ion battery technology developed at Stanford University.

2022

The company goes public on the NYSE through a merger with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC).