👉WKSP is TODAY’S #1 ALERT*

Hey folks, Jeff Bishop here,

In the small-cap space, companies rarely check as many boxes as today’s “tactical trade” idea.

This is a company with accelerating revenues, national media exposure, new government relationships, and a product lineup that taps directly into major American trends.

💥Worksport Ltd. (WKSP) is a U.S.-based manufacturer that’s gone from just $1.5 million in revenue two years ago to over $16 million last year, all while expanding into solar tech, portable power, and next-gen climate systems.

👉WKSP is TODAY’S #1 ALERT*👈

WKSP has a three-pronged business. It:

• Designs and manufactures innovative tonneau covers for pickup trucks
• Pioneers solar-integrated systems and portable power stations to transform trucks into mobile clean-energy sources
• Develops breakthrough cold-climate heat pumps under its Terravis Energy subsidiary

The company went public in August 2021, and since then, its revenues have multiplied.

Last Wednesday, it reported unaudited on a “breakout” Q4 2025:

• “Full-year 2025 revenue reached a record $16.2 million, up 91% from $8.5 million in 2024”
• “Q4 2025 Net Sales increased to $4.84 million;  A 65% increase compared to $2.93million in Q4 2024”
• “Gross profit for the quarter rose to ~$1.5 million, representing a 380% increase year-over-year”

Going further back, the company had just $1.5 million in revenue in 2023, so 2025’s figure marks a 980% jump in just two years.

And it appears WKSP is poised for even more explosive growth…

The company’s core offering is tonneau covers. 

For the uninitiated, these are truck-bed covers that help protect the bed’s contents from weather and theft while improving aerodynamics and adding a sleek, finished look.

Worksport’s AL3 Pro tonneau cover.

The company notes that 21,000 tonneau covers are sold in the US daily, making them one of the most popular automotive accessories.

WKSP gains an edge by being the sole publicly traded company manufacturing tonneau covers in the United States.

While “Made in the USA” means a lot for all of us, it’s especially important for truck owners…

The company’s flagship AL3 Pro hard tonneau cover is even made with 90%+ domestically sourced components.

The company began production at its manufacturing facility in West Seneca, New York, in August 2023, and expected to create 280 new jobs there in the following five years.

That has led to it being awarded a major grant worth up to $2.8 million in May 2024 from the State of New York through the Excelsior Jobs Program.

NY Governor Kathy Hochul said of the grant, “We are proud that Worksport is choosing to invest in New York State, fostering innovation and green technology, and taking excellent advantage of our high-quality manufacturing workforce.”

Local news station WKBW also took notice, with a full-length segment exploring the company’s state-of-the-art manufacturing facility. 

The company has made a splash nationally as well…

In October 2024, WKSP CEO Steven Rossi did an in-depth interview with Fox Business Network market analyst Kenny Polcari, and in December 2024, he appeared on Fox & Friends as part of its “Made in America” series to discuss the company’s latest innovation.

And speaking of that innovation…

While tonneau covers are nothing new, in November, WKSP launched its first-to-market solar tonneau cover.

Dubbed SOLIS, this system turns a truck into a “mobile power source” capable of up to 600 W solar energy.

In an interview with Nasdaq MarketSite, CEO Steven Rossi said “Almost every major Detroit-based automaker has expressed interest [in SOLIS]” as well as EV startups, and that the company has officially partnered with Hyundai to help maximize solar charging on its EV truck concept.

Mr. Rossi also said the SOLIS system can generate 30% of the plug-in power EV trucks need for Monday-Friday driving.

SOLIS is able to charge major portable battery systems, but in November WKSP also released its own system called COR.

The company says that “initial COR tests have demonstrated the system’s ability to outperform existing portable power solutions” and that it’s suitable for “providing a last-mile EV range extension or powering tools and appliances at a worksite or campsite.”

But back to WKSP’s “old-school” tonneau covers, in October 2024, the company said it had commenced direct sales to a “major U.S. government entity” of AL3 Tonneau Covers for regular fleet purchases.

And in February 2025, WKSP officially made its much-anticipated AL4 Tonneau Covers available for purchase. The company said it “believes the AL4 premium cover will be its best-selling tonneau cover, driving the sales and margins for 2025.”

Another big deal for WKSP is its subsidiary Terravis Energy, which has developed “a groundbreaking heat pump solution.”

Last February, the company revealed this breakthrough tech. Some highlights:

• “Estimated >30% more efficient than average heat pumps”
• “Works from -50° Fahrenheit (-45.6° C) to 131° Fahrenheit (55°C)”
• “With Innovative ZeroFrost™ tech – the first heat pump that doesn’t freeze”

Here is a promo video outlining the tech, which the company calls “the future of heat pumps.”

On February 12, WKSP reported that a “large government entity is actively monitoring upcoming laboratory performance results as part of an internal evaluation process.

The company said it now expects the certification processes for the Aetherlux heat pump with ZeroFrost technology to be ahead of prior expectations, and that it “expects Aetherlux to become a revenue-generating product in the second half of 2026.”

This follows the revelation on October 6 of “a joint project with NREL, a U.S. Department of Energy national laboratory, in Alaska to analyze its AetherLux™ Pro heat pump with ZeroFrost™ technology under the NREL Technical Assistance Program (NTAP). The collaboration will focus on preliminary energy savings and technology analyses.”

In its February 11 press release, WKSP emphasized that its SOLIS, COR, and Aetherlux technologies “are no longer being treated as ongoing cost centers, but as invested assets transitioning into their commercial monetization phase, where incremental spending is increasingly directed toward certification, manufacturing scale-up, sales infrastructure, and revenue generation rather than foundational engineering.” [emphasis original]

TipRanks notes that recent analysts give WKSP an average 12-month price target of $7.25 — more than 360% upside from a recent closing price.

As you do your own research on this innovative company, be sure to check out this promo video that gives a great overview of the company, as well as this “Why Invest?” video. 

The company’s website is excellent (you can buy your own tonneau cover if you want!) and it has a strong social media presence (Instagram here).

As always, be sure to approach your trading in a responsible manner. Trading is very risky, and nothing is ever guaranteed, so never trade with more than you can afford to lose. 

Please read the full disclaimer at the bottom of this email as well so you are aware of our compensation and other conflicts of interest, as well as additional risks and considerations. Always have a well-thought-out game plan that takes your personal risk tolerance into consideration.

To Your Success,

Jeff Bishop

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