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Mobix Labs, Inc. (Nasdaq: MOBX) is a fabless semiconductor and connectivity company focused on advanced wireless and wired connectivity, RF, switching and EMI filtering technologies for defense, aerospace, 5G, medical, industrial and other high‑reliability markets. The Mobix Labs news feed on Stock Titan brings together company‑specific developments that help investors and observers follow how this RF and connectivity specialist is executing its strategy.
News items for Mobix Labs commonly cover capital markets and financing transactions, such as public offerings of common stock under shelf registration statements, at‑the‑market offerings, warrant exercise inducement agreements and other equity and debt financings that the company describes as enhancing working capital and supporting growth initiatives and M&A plans. These updates provide context on how Mobix Labs funds product expansion and potential acquisitions.
Another major category of coverage is defense, aerospace and high‑reliability programs. Releases have highlighted a multi‑year follow‑on production contract with a prime U.S. Navy contractor for advanced communication hardware used on U.S. Navy ships, as well as plans to transition into a larger, military‑approved facility to expand defense manufacturing and scale the EMI product line. Leadership appointments tied to defense operations are also reported.
Mobix Labs news also addresses AI‑enabled wireless infrastructure and strategic partnerships, including a strategic minority investment in TalkingHeads Wireless, an AI‑powered wireless infrastructure company and development partner. Additional items may include preliminary, unaudited financial results, Nasdaq listing compliance updates, and legal proceedings related to financing obligations.
By following the MOBX news stream, readers can monitor how Mobix Labs advances its RF, interconnect and AI‑related connectivity initiatives, manages its capital structure, and pursues defense, aerospace and communications opportunities over time.
Mobix Labs (NASDAQ: MOBX) reported expanded activity tied to the F-22 Raptor program, including a new customer and increased demand from an existing partner. The company said combined activity equals roughly a five-fold increase in component orders, with production underway to support deliveries in 2026.
Mobix Labs (Nasdaq: MOBX) announced a significant expansion supplying mission-critical filtered connector components for the F-22 Raptor, securing new and increased orders from two subcontractors representing an approximately five-fold increase over prior F-22 activity. Production is underway and shipments are expected to begin in 2026.
The work reinforces Mobix Labs' presence across defense platforms, complements ongoing Gulfstream production, and supports participation in anti-drone and smart munitions initiatives.
Mobix Labs (Nasdaq: MOBX) approved a 1-for-10 reverse stock split, effective 4:00 p.m. ET on April 6, 2026, with post-split trading expected on April 7, 2026. The split converts every 10 shares into one and reduces Class A outstanding shares from ~103,255,848 to ~10,325,584.
Proportional adjustments will apply to options, warrants, convertible securities, and stock incentive plans; fractional shares will be paid in cash based on the April 6, 2026 adjusted closing price.
Mobix Labs (NASDAQ: MOBX) announced a strategic shift to prioritize M&A and program activity in the global unmanned aircraft system (UAS) market, leveraging strengths in wireless connectivity, sensing, and high-performance systems including RaGE Systems.
The company cited field deployment of a drone-based airborne sensing platform and selection for a feasibility program targeting next-generation anti-drone munitions, and said it is in early-stage acquisition discussions to add drone platforms and technologies.
Mobix Labs (Nasdaq: MOBX) was selected on March 19, 2026, by a major munitions manufacturer for a smart munitions anti-drone feasibility program. The program evaluates technology to improve effectiveness against fast-moving drone threats and marks Mobix Labs' entry into the smart munitions category.
This selection could lead to potential follow-on opportunities as the feasibility work advances, but it does not guarantee contracts or revenue.
Mobix Labs (NASDAQ: MOBX) was selected by a major munitions manufacturer to support an early-stage feasibility program for smart munitions technology aimed at anti-drone applications.
The program focuses on evaluating technology to help munitions respond more intelligently to fast-moving drone targets; it is limited to feasibility and does not include production or deployment.
Mobix Labs (NASDAQ: MOBX) announced continued production of communications hardware supporting secure network systems deployed aboard U.S. Navy ships.
The work supports a multi-year defense program with a prime U.S. Navy contractor under previously disclosed orders and is intended to protect military communications from interference in maritime operations.
Mobix Labs (NASDAQ: MOBX) said its AI-driven drone intelligence platform is advancing through field testing for defense installations and critical infrastructure monitoring.
The system integrates autonomous drones, artificial intelligence, and advanced sensing to scan large environments, detect hidden threats, and provide real-time situational intelligence for bases, energy, transport, and industrial sites.
Mobix Labs (Nasdaq: MOBX) announced continued development and field testing of an AI-driven drone intelligence platform aimed at defense, security, and critical infrastructure monitoring.
The system combines autonomous drones, AI, and advanced sensing to scan large environments, detect hidden threats in real time, and improve situational awareness for operators.
Mobix Labs (Nasdaq: MOBX) said new purchase orders from Gulfstream reflect follow-on procurement tied to ongoing aircraft production. The company noted its high-reliability components are already integrated into Gulfstream systems and that suppliers designed into the platform commonly receive repeat orders as manufacturing continues.