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Cemtrex Inc. reports developments across a diversified industrial and technology business built around Security, Industrial, and Aerospace & Defense operations. Its Security segment, led by Vicon Industries, provides video management software, security cameras, and integrated surveillance systems for enterprise, government, and critical infrastructure customers. Its Industrial segment, through Advanced Industrial Services, provides rigging, millwrighting, process piping, equipment installation, and related industrial services.
Recurring Cemtrex news includes industrial contract awards, infrastructure and mechanical installation work, operating and financial results, acquisition integration, and capital-structure actions. The company’s completed acquisitions of Invocon and Richland Industries added aerospace and defense engineering, instrumentation, sensing, telemetry, fabrication, and expanded industrial-services capabilities to its operating platform.
Cemtrex (CETX) reported that subsidiary Vicon Industries secured approximately $2.8 million in video surveillance and Valerus video management platform orders in the current fiscal quarter from a U.S. federal government agency via an existing channel partner.
The orders are expected to ship within the same quarter and build on a prior approximately $2 million correctional facility order in the United Kingdom, highlighting ongoing institutional and public-sector demand for Valerus. Vicon also released Valerus 26.1, adding GPU-accelerated processing that enables smoother, faster streaming and browser-based playback speeds up to 1000x. In the Industrial Services segment, newly acquired Plant Engineering Services (PES) received five projects totaling about $410,000 tied to a 5,000-ton water press restoration and modernization program for a precision forging manufacturer in California.
Cemtrex (Nasdaq: CETX) reported third quarter fiscal 2026 revenue of $18.4 million, up 9% year-over-year and 2% sequentially. Gross profit was $7.7 million with a 41.7% margin, up from 38.3% in Q2.
Consolidated operating loss narrowed sequentially to $1.2 million from $2.2 million, while Operating EBITDA improved to a loss of $0.6 million versus losses of $1.7 million in Q2 and $2.5 million in Q1. Net loss attributable to stockholders was $4.5 million, similar to the prior-year quarter.
Operating cash flow turned positive at $0.2 million. Security segment gross margin rose to 49% and its operating loss fell to $0.3 million. Aerospace & Defense generated $2.2 million revenue and $1.0 million operating income. Working capital increased to $13.2 million and stockholders’ equity to $32.0 million.
Cemtrex (Nasdaq: CETX) subsidiary Vicon Industries received a purchase order valued at approximately $900,000 to equip a U.S. corrections facility with an end-to-end Vicon security platform, placed by a detention-focused systems integrator whose identity and end customer are undisclosed.
The order covers a broad range of Vicon hardware and software, including outdoor dome and box cameras, multi-sensor cameras, video management workstations and software, recording servers, PCs, housings, mounts, lenses and accessories. According to Cemtrex, the project reflects ongoing demand for Vicon solutions in high-reliability corrections environments and is expected to ship in the current fiscal quarter, aligning with strengthening public-sector and institutional activity previously discussed in second-quarter results.
Cemtrex (Nasdaq: CETX) completed the acquisition of Plant Engineering Services (PES) through its Advanced Industrial Services (AIS) subsidiary, adding full-service engineering and expanding into automotive and defense markets.
AIS revenue grew from about $21M in 2022 to $38M in 2025. PES is expected to add $4–$5M revenue over the next 12 months and be profitable immediately. The asset deal totaled $3.5M cash plus up to $1.5M earnout, funded with cash on hand. This is Cemtrex’s third acquisition this fiscal year, with another LOI signed for a potential deal in the September quarter.
Cemtrex (Nasdaq: CETX) announced that subsidiary Vicon Industries secured an order of approximately $2 million for a security technology deployment at a major U.K. correctional facility. The project uses Vicon’s Valerus video management platform and cameras and is expected to ship in the current quarter.
Cemtrex (Nasdaq: CETX) reported fiscal Q2 2026 results for the quarter ended March 31, 2026. Revenue was $18.1 million, gross profit $6.8 million with a 38% margin, and operating loss $2.2 million. A $2.1 million bargain purchase gain supported net income of $0.9 million.
Industrial Services revenue rose 7% to $11.0 million. The new Aerospace & Defense segment generated $1.2 million of revenue. Security revenue was $5.8 million, with gross margin improving about 500 basis points to 44%. Stockholders’ equity increased to $34.7 million and working capital to $12.6 million, aided by equity offerings, warrant exercises, and debt settled in stock. Cemtrex completed the Invocon and Richland Industries acquisitions and has a letter of intent for another Industrial Services acquisition.
Cemtrex (NASDAQ: CETX) subsidiary Invocon was selected as an apparently successful offeror for a Phase I SBIR contract from Naval Sea Systems Command under topic N254-P02 for modular mine warfare components.
The award recognizes Invocon's capabilities in advanced defense electronics and power systems engineering. Invocon, acquired by Cemtrex in January 2026, is an aerospace and defense engineering firm based in Conroe, Texas.
Cemtrex (Nasdaq: CETX) announced a $1.2 million industrial installation contract for its AIS subsidiary and provided a fiscal Q1 2026 business update.
The company reported $16.1M revenue (+17% YoY), a record $10.6M Industrial segment (+28% YoY), an operating loss of $2.8M, $20.5M cash, and expected near‑term revenue contributions from acquisitions Invocon ($6–7M) and Richland ($8–10M).
Cemtrex (Nasdaq: CETX, CETXP) reported Q1 fiscal 2026 results for the quarter ended December 31, 2025: revenue $16.1M (up 17% YoY), gross profit $5.6M (35% gross margin) and operating loss $2.8M. Cash and cash equivalents rose to $20.5M (up 312% YoY).
The Industrial segment delivered a record quarter with $10.6M revenue (up 28%). Security faced gross margin pressure; management completed acquisitions of Invocon and Richland Industries, expected to contribute beginning Q2.
Cemtrex (Nasdaq: CETX) announced that its Advanced Industrial Services (AIS) subsidiary acquired all assets of Richland Industries and formed AIS Tennessee to operate the Pulaski, TN facility. AIS purchased assets and the 70,000 sq ft property for $5.5 million, financed by Fulton Bank loans with no equity issued. AIS Tennessee is expected to contribute $8–10M in revenue over the next twelve months, expanding AIS’s footprint into key Southeastern industrial and defense markets.