SKYX Platforms Corp. (Nasdaq: SKYX) has expanded the rollout of its patented ceiling plug and play SKYFAN & TURBO HEATER into Canada, marking a meaningful commercial step as the company enters a market known for long, cold winters and strong demand for heating products. The launch adds another geographic layer to SKYX’s broader North American strategy and builds on recent U.S. momentum for the new all-in-one ceiling heater-fan.
Expanding Into a High-Demand, Dual-Season Market
The SKYFAN & TURBO HEATER combines a ceiling fan with a built-in turbo heater, offering a safer and more efficient alternative to traditional space heaters. The product addresses both winter heating and summer cooling, positioning it for year-round household use.
The ceiling fan and portable heater categories together represent a multi-billion-dollar annual market, with tens of millions of units sold across North America. SKYX plans to offer the product in six colors to serve residential and commercial customers.
Commercial Rollout Strategy
Production is underway, and SKYX expects to continue its broad rollout in Q4 2025 and Q1 2026, timed to align with peak winter demand. Management also anticipates additional winter launches with leading U.S. and Canadian retailers, including major big-box chains.
The company believes these initiatives could drive significant revenue beginning this winter and throughout fiscal year 2026, supporting its longer-term path toward cash-flow positivity.
Strengthening SKYX’s Path to Revenue Scale
The Canada expansion reinforces SKYX’s strategy of entering markets where the heater category is not only seasonal but essential. It also builds on SKYX’s broader technology platform, supported by more than 100 global patents and over 60 owned e-commerce sites.
The company continues to pursue opportunities to position its plug and play technologies as a new standard for safety and convenience in homes and commercial buildings.
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