• Successful commercialization of 100kW High Energy Laser Weapon system
• Expanded into new markets through strategic partnerships with global defense priors
• Strengthened order book and sales pipeline, with $424m in contracts signed in 2025

EOS reported its 2025 full-year results, marking the final year of its 3-year turnaround program. The company highlighted several strategic and operational achievements, including the successful commercialization of its 100kW High Energy Laser Weapon system, the first such system to be exported globally. EOS also expanded into new markets through strategic partnerships with global defense primes such as Calidus, MSI Defence Systems, KNDS, and ROKETSAN, providing access to new customer segments. The company strengthened its order book and sales pipeline, signing $424m in contracts in 2025 compared to $70m in 2024. EOS also divested non-core activities and reinvested in its core business, including the acquisition of MARSS and its NiDAR Command & Control system to enhance its counter-drone capabilities. Looking ahead, EOS is positioned for growth, with a new High Energy Laser Weapon factory opening in Singapore and ongoing discussions regarding future sales opportunities in key markets.

EOS reported revenue of $128.5m in 2025, down 27% from 2024, with a gross margin of 63%, up 15% on 2024. The company's underlying EBITDA was $(24.4)m, down $12.8m on 2024. EOS ended the year with $106.9m in unrestricted cash and a $459m unconditional order book, up 238% from the end of 2024.

EOS is positioned for growth, with new product launches, strategic partnerships, and a strengthened order book and sales pipeline. The company is focused on serving the high-growth counter-drone and space control markets, and is pursuing a range of go-to-market strategies, including direct sales and partnerships with national champions, to drive future growth.