Welcome to our dedicated page for Cemtrex news (Ticker: CETXW), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on Cemtrex stock.
The CETXW news page on Stock Titan aggregates coverage related to the warrants tied to Cemtrex, Inc., as well as the company developments that can influence perceptions of Cemtrex’s equity. Cemtrex’s own news releases describe it as an advanced security technology and industrial services company and as a diversified technology company operating in the Security, Industrial, and Aerospace & Defense sectors.
Visitors can expect news items that discuss Cemtrex’s operating performance in its Security and Industrial segments, including updates where the company reports revenue growth, changes in gross profit, and shifts in operating income at the consolidated level. Company communications also highlight segment-level trends, such as demand across manufacturing, infrastructure, and industrial end markets for Advanced Industrial Services, and technology and margin developments at Vicon within the Security segment.
Another recurring theme in Cemtrex’s news is its acquisition activity. Releases describe letters of intent and definitive agreements to acquire businesses in industrial robotics integration and aerospace and defense systems engineering, as well as the acquisition of Invocon, Inc., which anchors the Aerospace & Defense segment. These announcements outline how new platforms are expected to contribute revenue, operating income, and strategic capabilities.
Capital markets updates are also prominent, with multiple registered direct offerings of common stock and prefunded warrants under an effective Form S-3 shelf registration. These items explain the size of offerings, the nature of investors, and stated uses of proceeds such as working capital and potential acquisitions.
By following CETXW-related news, readers can monitor how Cemtrex describes its transformation, profitability focus, acquisition pipeline, and capital-raising activity, all of which form the backdrop for the warrants linked to CETX.
Cemtrex (NASDAQ:CETX) has signed non-binding letters of intent to acquire two U.S.-based companies in robotics integration and aerospace/defense systems engineering. The acquisitions are expected to contribute $15-18 million in annual revenue and $2.5-3 million in operating income.
The robotics integrator focuses on automation systems for agriculture and construction, while the aerospace firm specializes in communications and electronics systems. Combined with organic growth, these acquisitions are projected to help Cemtrex reach $100 million in total revenue. Both transactions are expected to close in Q4 2025.
Cemtrex (NASDAQ:CETX) reported strong Q3 2025 financial results, with revenue increasing 16% to $17.0 million. The company's Security segment grew 22% to $7.6 million, while Industrial Services revenue rose 10% to $9.4 million.
For the nine-month period, total revenue jumped 19% to $58.0 million, with Security segment revenue up 28% to $30.0 million, including a significant $10.4 million Vicon order. The company achieved a notable turnaround in operating performance, posting operating income of $1.69 million compared to a $4.95 million loss last year. Gross margins improved to 44% from 41%, and cash position strengthened to $8.15 million.
Cemtrex (Nasdaq: CETX) has secured new contracts worth $1.3 million across its business divisions. The company's Advanced Industrial Services (AIS) division landed a $466,000 project for school HVAC modernization, while Vicon Industries received two security-related orders: $327,000 for border security and $544,000 for prison facility equipment.
The contracts showcase Cemtrex's growing presence in infrastructure modernization, border security, and correctional facility upgrades. CEO Saagar Govil expressed confidence in meeting the company's FY26 growth targets of 15-20% based on the current pipeline.
Cemtrex (NASDAQ:CETX), a technology company specializing in intelligent security and industrial services, has issued a comprehensive shareholder update highlighting significant growth across its divisions. The company's Vicon security division projects revenue of $36+ million for FY2025, up from $21 million in 2021, securing major contracts including a record $10.4 million deal.
The AIS division is expected to exceed $36 million in revenue this year, doubling since 2021. The company is in advanced talks to acquire a Midwest-based robotics integrator. Additionally, Cemtrex has invested $1 million in Solana (SOL) cryptocurrency and is developing blockchain-based video authentication technology.
The company has outlined an ambitious growth strategy targeting $150 million in revenue and $15 million in operating income, while exploring opportunities for a third operating segment.
Cemtrex (Nasdaq: CETX) has announced a significant move into cryptocurrency by acquiring $1 million worth of Solana (SOL), purchasing 5,500 SOL tokens at an average price of $181 each. The company plans to expand its crypto treasury reserves to $10 million over time.
The technology company aims to stake its SOL position for on-chain yield and plans to operate its own validator node. Cemtrex highlighted Solana's performance, processing over 1,000 transactions per second and handling more than 90 billion transactions in June 2025. The company is also exploring blockchain integration into its product lines through its Vicon subsidiary, including cryptographic video authentication and tamper-proof media verification.
Vicon Industries, a subsidiary of Cemtrex (NASDAQ:CETX), announced the development of a blockchain-based framework to integrate with its video surveillance platforms. The initiative aims to combat deepfakes and video evidence tampering using Solana blockchain technology to create tamper-evident audit trails for surveillance footage.
The company has secured several major contracts in 2025, including a $1.2M U.S. County security project, a $1.2M U.S. border security contract, a $1M international deployment in Saudi Arabia, an $800K UK prison facility project, and a $500K U.S. school district surveillance upgrade.
Cemtrex (NASDAQ:CETX) has secured a significant $500,000+ purchase order for its NEXT Modular Sensor System from a major Kentucky school district through its subsidiary Vicon Industries. The order features over 550 NEXT camera sensors with PTRZ lenses and on-device analytics, integrated with Vicon's Anavio cloud platform.
The NEXT platform's competitive advantages include simplified installation with a 3-step mounting process and flexible sensor configurations. Vicon has demonstrated strong growth, increasing revenue from $21 million in FY2021 to a projected $36 million in FY2025, representing a 14% CAGR. The order will be fulfilled in Cemtrex's fiscal fourth quarter.
Vicon Industries, a subsidiary of Cemtrex (NASDAQ: CETX), has secured a $1.2 million follow-on order from a major Midwestern county government for security infrastructure expansion. The order, placed through a global systems integration partner, includes Vicon's high-performance cameras, recording servers, and Valerus video management software licenses.
The project represents one of Vicon's largest recent public-sector wins and demonstrates growing momentum in government and education verticals. The order will be fulfilled over the coming months and contribute to Vicon's fiscal 2025 results, supporting the company's transformation from a legacy camera business into a modern surveillance technology platform.
Vicon Industries, a subsidiary of Cemtrex (NASDAQ: CETX), announced multiple industry awards for its NEXT Modular Sensor System, a next-generation surveillance solution. The product received two major distinctions at the Electronic Security Expo (ESX): an Innovation Award in Video Surveillance and Runner-Up for Best in Show.
The NEXT system also earned the Secure Campus Award from Campus Security Today and an iF Design Award. The platform combines modularity, rapid installation, and AI-powered deterrence features, targeting commercial, municipal, and educational markets. These accolades validate Vicon's strategic transformation and position in the security solutions market.
