• Polar Power posted a Q2 net loss of USD 1.83 million, widening from a loss a year earlier.
• Net sales fell 62% to USD 1.02 million, pressured by component shortages that disrupted DC power system production.
• Operating loss widened to USD 1.67 million, while gross profit swung to a gross loss of USD 337,000.
• Sales backlog totaled USD 3.67 million at June 30, with 77% tied to telecom customers; most is expected to ship within three months.
• Plans call for higher key-component inventory in the second half, alongside added sales and marketing hiring to expand the customer base.

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