Exosens plans to double its production capacity for cooled infrared cameras in 2026 to meet growing global demand, especially for long-range surveillance and counter-drone applications. These cameras, made in France, are critical for detecting drone threats at long distances, day and night, and are increasingly used by defense contractors and autonomous system developers. This expansion highlights Exosens' strategic role in defense and homeland security markets and its ability to scale production to support evolving operational needs. The move follows a record order for thermal cameras for next-gen interceptor drones, reinforcing confidence in the long-term growth of cooled infrared technology in defense.
Valeo finalized its share buyback program by purchasing 3,325,000 shares at an average price of €11.01 on May 20, 2026. These shares will be used to support employee-related initiatives such as free and performance share plans, employee savings plans...
Valeo has completed its share buyback program authorized by its shareholders in May 2025 by acquiring 3,325,000 shares at an average price of 11.01 euros on May 20, 2026. These shares will be used to support various employee-related plans, including ...
Exosens plans to double its production capacity of cooled infrared cameras in 2026 to address growing global demand for advanced imaging solutions, especially for long-range anti-drone surveillance. These high-performance cameras, made in France, are...
NeoVolta reported a Q3 loss per share of 8 cents, beating the expected loss of 12 cents, but revenue fell short at $2 million versus $3.41 million expected. The results were affected by a slowdown in the residential solar market after the U.S. solar ...
Five Iron Golf has announced the return of its annual Women’s Golf Month throughout June 2026, offering free golf every Wednesday, $5 first-month memberships, social hours, and beginner-friendly programming to encourage more women to play golf. Partn...
