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Cyberlux (OTC: CYBL) reported strong financial results for FY 2024, achieving $48.4 million in total revenue, representing a substantial 137% increase from 2023. The company demonstrated improved financial performance by reducing its net loss by $5.2 million to $4.3 million.
Key highlights include:
- Record Q4 revenue of $23 million
- Current order backlog of $48.5 million entering 2025
- Secured a significant ~$22 million contract for aircraft landing systems
- Successfully completed Datron World Communications integration
The company's Global Integrated Services division secured major contracts, positioning Cyberlux for continued growth in 2025 with strong operational momentum across all business units.
Cyberlux (OTC: CYBL) has secured $1.75 million in follow-on orders from South American naval forces for tactical radio systems. The orders include Datron SpectreM MT3100 VHF/UHF radios and mounts, along with Datron SpectreH RT7700H High-Frequency base station radios.
These systems are designed to provide secure, reliable communication capabilities and ensure seamless interoperability between naval and land-based operations. The radio systems are engineered for demanding operational environments, offering enhanced situational awareness and command and control capabilities.
The follow-on orders demonstrate continued customer confidence in Datron's tactical communication solutions and highlight the growing demand for secure and resilient communication networks in defense operations.
Cyberlux (OTC: CYBL) has announced significant progress in its Asia-Pacific market expansion through its Datron division. The company has initiated shipping for Phase One of its high-power HF communications contract and secured a Phase Two award worth over $1 million, bringing the total program value to $2.5 million.
The contracts involve providing advanced High Power HF equipment to an Asia-Pacific partner nation. Datron's HF communication systems are specifically designed for military and defense organizations, offering reliable, secure, and long-range operational capabilities. The follow-on Phase Two contract demonstrates the partner's confidence in Datron's solutions and highlights the growing strategic importance of the Asia-Pacific region.
Cyberlux (OTC: CYBL) is participating in the US Special Operations Command (SOCOM) TE 25-1 / Arctic Warrior Experiment in Rena, Norway. The company is showcasing an innovative variant of its rotary wing UAS designed for operations in GPS and radio frequency-denied environments.
The platform features advanced capabilities developed with OKSI, Inc., incorporating their proprietary 'Omniscience' Artificial Intelligence model. Key enhancements include:
- Visual Inertial Odometry (VIO) for GPS-independent navigation
- Automated Target Recognition (ATR) using machine learning algorithms
- Adaptive decision-making capabilities for autonomous operations
The Arctic Warrior Experiment brings together NATO SOF teams to evaluate next-generation solutions for Arctic deployment, focusing on technologies at Technology Readiness Level (TRL) 3 or higher.
Cyberlux (OTC: CYBL) has secured a new $3.5 million order from General Dynamics Mission Systems (GDMS) for military communications technology, extending their 12-year partnership that has generated nearly $30 million in revenue across six contract cycles. The company also reports progress on a $22.7 million Foreign Military Sales (FMS) contract for advanced aircraft landing systems with a key U.S. ally.
Through its subsidiary Datron World Communications, Cyberlux has been supplying GDMS with tactical radios, secure communications networks, and portable systems for U.S. Department of Defense initiatives. The aircraft landing systems contract demonstrates the company's expanding global presence in defense technology and aviation solutions.
Cyberlux Corporation (OTC PINK:CYBL) announced record financial results for Q2 2022, achieving $8.31M in revenue and $2.99M in net income, marking a 240% increase over Q1 2022. The company’s total assets rose to $14.38M, reflecting a growth strategy focused on organic and acquisition-driven expansion. Cyberlux exceeded its revenue plans by 29% and achieved 32.9% revenue growth quarter-to-quarter. CEO Mark Schmidt highlighted ongoing projects and an optimistic outlook for 2022, forecasting total revenue of $44.8M.
