
Etherstack secures US$0.83M North American order
- Etherstack has secured a follow-on equipment order worth US$0.83 million from Codan subsidiary Daniels Electronics.
- The company's share price rose 1.96% to $0.52 following the market announcement.
- Management expects to recognise the full revenue from the contract within the current financial year.
Etherstack (ASX:ESK) has secured a North American equipment order valued at US$0.83 million for digital radio communications technology.
The follow-on contract builds on a previous US$2.3 million deal.
The company stated that hardware will be made in Australia with revenue fully recognised by Dec. 31.
Following the announcement, the Etherstack share price was up at $0.52.
Management expects first-half revenue ending June 30 to meet or exceed previously issued financial guidance.
The business develops and licences mission-critical radio technologies for wireless equipment manufacturers and global network operators.
The equipment installations typically provide further opportunities to generate recurring, long-term support revenues from clients.
Frequently asked questions
More from Australia
Champion Iron reports $404M quarterly revenues
CAR Group buys majority stake in Brazil's Auto Avaliar
Ingenia Communities rejects media third suitor speculation
Wiluna Mining starts drilling campaign at Wiluna Northwest
Mesoblast shares jump 19.7% on strong Ryoncil revenue
Challenger warns no guarantee of takeover deal