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NEWS REVIEW INDUSTRY UPDATE 15
 EOS COMPLETES EM SOLUTIONS INTEGRATION
ELECTRO Optic Systems has success- fully integrated EM Solutions into the EOS Group following the acquisition an- nounced a year ago.
Brisbane-based EM Solutions has had a successful first year of ownership un- der EOS, with continued strong growth, new contract wins and significant tech- nology development.
Led by CEO Rowan Gilmore, EM Solu- tions continues to achieve growth at over 20 per cent year-on-year in both revenue and EBIT. Despite delays on critical supply chain components due to COVID-19, man- agement still expects to meet all scheduled shipments before year-end and to outper- form the original acquisition business case. This represents the seventh successive year that EM Solutions has grown its business.
This year the company has delivered its tri-band Cobra satellite communications terminals into the Australian Navy’s Anzac
RIGHT: EM Solutions continues to achieve growth at over 20 per cent year-on-year.
frigate upgrade and new Off-
shore Patrol Vessel programs,
and in November shipped the
first of a series of Cobra ter-
minals as part of a new $14
million order for three NATO
Navies. EM Solutions has also
recently received an $3 million
order from a US prime contractor supply- ing manpack satellite terminals into a US defence program. These terminals will incorporate EM Solutions’ Ka-band trans- ceivers which are based on the same core technology that has been supplied over recent years into numerous maritime, air- borne and land mobile platforms.
As a result of recent contract wins, EM
Solutions now has a record confirmed or- der backlog equivalent to 14 months’ pro- duction, and is in contract discussions with overseas defence forces that could stretch that to two years of future production. EOS is also seeking to leverage the US EOS marketing and production capabilities in Huntsville, Alabama to address the large and growing North American market.
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