Reach
+48%
est. 2Y upside i
Long range, wireless energy distribution that scales
Rank
#1950
Sector
Wireless Power Transfer
Est. Liquidity
~3Y
Data Quality
Data: LowReach operates in a nascent but massive wireless power transfer market, boasting patented technology and significant government contracts.
Last updated: March 10, 2026
Reach successfully scales its patented wireless power technology across defense, manufacturing, and public safety sectors, securing major long-term government contracts and expanding its industrial IoT footprint. Strong adoption of its power-at-a-distance solutions, particularly for persistent drones and autonomous systems, drives revenue to over $150M by 2028, justifying a $750M+ valuation at a 5x revenue multiple, well above the current $300M.
Reach continues to grow steadily, leveraging its strong competitive moat and government relationships to capture a meaningful share of its target markets. While facing some regulatory hurdles and competition, the company achieves consistent product sales and contract renewals, reaching approximately $75M in revenue by 2028. This growth supports a $450M valuation, reflecting a modest increase from the current valuation.
Regulatory challenges or slower-than-anticipated market adoption, coupled with increased competition from well-funded incumbents or new entrants, hinder Reach's commercialization efforts. Despite its patented technology, the high capital intensity and long sales cycles lead to slower revenue growth, potentially requiring a down round or a less favorable acquisition. Revenue stalls below $30M by 2028, resulting in a valuation of $120M or less, significantly eroding common stock value given the preference stack.
Preference Stack Risk
highInvestors hold $83.4M in liquidation preferences, representing 27.8% of the assumed current $300M valuation. In an exit at or below this valuation, common stock holders may receive little to no value.
Dilution Risk
moderateAs a Series C/Later Stage company, at least one more significant funding round (e.g., Series D or E) is anticipated before a liquidity event, which will lead to further dilution of common stock.
Secondary Liquidity
limitedWhile some early investors or employees might seek secondary sales, a formal and active secondary market for Reach's shares is not expected at this stage.
Other — 4 roles
- Director of Data & Analytics Engineering · Remote (US or Canada)
- Senior Associate · New York, NY
- Senior Data Engineer · US
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Last updated: March 10, 2026
Questions to Ask at the Interview
Strategic questions based on Reach's data — designed to show you've done your homework.
- 1
“Given the 'medium' incumbent threat, how is Reach strategically positioning itself to defend against potential entry from larger technology or energy companies, especially in the industrial IoT or defense sectors?”
- 2
“With a weighted TAM growth of ~24% YoY, what are the key milestones and revenue targets Reach aims to achieve over the next 2-3 years to capitalize on this growth, and how will these be funded beyond the recent $42M round?”
- 3
“Considering the company's Series C/Later Stage funding and the 'high' preference stack, what is the anticipated timeline and strategy for a liquidity event (e.g., IPO or acquisition), and how does the company plan to ensure meaningful returns for common stock holders?”
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