Hey Folks,
It’s a brand-new trading week, and I’m gunning down trade ideas that I think have a great chance of outperforming the markets as they rally on the China trade-deal news.
At the top of my list is Nuburu, Inc. (BURU), a Colorado-based company founded in 2015 as a developer and manufacturer of industrial blue-laser technology.
BURU is swinging for the fences with a bold Transformation Plan that could make it a breakout company.
The company just announced a pivotal step this morning that boosted it in the pre-market:
I’ll add some color to this press release below, but the upshot is that the company is moving forward on a big acquisition pending a regulatory review from Italy.
It also revealed that it has engaged a global “Big4” firm for an independent evaluation of that acquisition as well as its other major target. It will also engage an “international network of auditors to prepare their financial statements.”
Here are the top five most interesting things investors should know about BURU.
NUBURU’s bread and butter is high-power, high-brightness blue laser tech, which has distinct advantages over old-school red or infrared lasers.
Blue lasers operate at a shorter wavelength, making them very efficient for welding metals like copper, aluminum, and gold, which are critical for batteries, electric vehicles, and consumer electronics.
Blue lasers can weld faster and cleaner than traditional methods, which could save manufacturers time and cash.
The company faced some financial setbacks last year that resulted in it losing key patents in this area, but just last week, it announced “the initiation of a strategic working group dedicated to revitalizing its Blue-Laser Business Unit.”
The goal is to push its Blue-Laser Business Unit into new applications, particularly in the defense sector.
BURU is making a hard pivot into the defense and security sector.
In April, it entered into a Joint-Pursuit Agreement with a defense-tech company to develop blue laser applications for military use.
The collaboration will leverage BURU’s assets — “including expertise, experience, trade secrets, trademarks, and intellectual property related to laser technology” — with the defense-tech company’s “deep-rooted knowledge in developing vehicles, equipment, and electronic systems suitable for heavy-duty applications within the defense industry.”
The partnership’s potential new products include “Directed Energy Weapons (DEWs) for anti-drone measures and sophisticated Surveillance and Reconnaissance systems utilizing LIDAR technology.”
Exciting stuff!
A major part of BURU’s rebound strategy is resolving its previous debts, “pav[ing] the way for strategic acquisitions in [the] defense and security market.”
The company eliminated 100% of long-term indebtedness, and on April 22, it announced it had “secured funding partners to address up to approx. $3.4 million in accounts payables left from previous management.”
Executive Chairman Alessandro Zamboni said the “next final step will comprise the settlement of the last residual Company liabilities … in order to manage the redemption obligations of the Company with respect to the outstanding Series A Preferred Stock.”
BURU is setting its sights beyond lasers — its Transformation Plan involves leaning into AI and tech integrations as well.
On March 6, the company announced a partnership with COEPTIS’s NexGenAI Affiliates Network (COEP) to bring AI-driven solutions to their marketing and B2B sales, which could make them more efficient at landing big contracts.
Then, on March 12, BURU completed the acquisition of an initial 20% ownership interest in a “defense and security hub” with an eye toward outright ownership. It elaborated in April that the company will concentrate on delivering cutting-edge products tailored for defense applications while extending its robust security solutions through a software-as-a-service (SaaS) model.”
It added that “These acquisitions are projected to contribute approximately over $50 million in 2025 revenue to NUBURU, subject to U.S. GAAP accounting and contingent upon regulatory and shareholder approvals and timing of the acquisitions.”
Lastly, on March 19, BURU revealed a “significant strategic investment in Supply@ME Capital Plc (LON:SYME) (“SYME”), a disruptive fintech platform focused on Inventory Monetisation© solutions for manufacturing and trading companies.”
The move was to help BURU “to strategically pivot towards a capital-light business approach that leverages AI, robotics, and fintech solutions.”
BURU is swinging for the fences with a “Transformation Plan” that includes leadership shakeups, debt restructuring, and bold bets on defense and AI.
For investors with a stomach for risk, BURU’s low stock price and ambitious roadmap make it a speculative play with potential for big returns.
Final Thoughts
BURU is an underdog fighter — underestimated but still throwing punches.
For a good sense of its current moves, check out this April 15 comprehensive update to shareholders as well as the company website.
The stock is trading near its all-time lows, and the big news out this morning is a great setup for a potential “bottom-bounce play.”
Be sure to approach your trading in a responsible manner, remembering that trading is very risky. Nothing is ever guaranteed, so never trade with more than you can afford to lose.
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To Your Success,
Jeff Bishop
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