C-COM Satellite Systems Inc. develops and manufactures commercial-grade transportable and mobile satellite antenna systems for broadband connectivity in field and remote environments. Its news commonly covers iNetVu® antenna orders, reseller deliveries, financial results, reporting framework changes, and product development across mobile SATCOM applications.
Company updates also address proprietary auto-acquisition controller technology, Ka-band and Ku-band antenna platforms, electronically steered antenna work, beamformer integrated circuits, transportable cases for ESA terminals, and patent activity. C-COM’s disclosed markets include oil and gas exploration, military communications, disaster and emergency response, cellular backhaul, telemedicine, mobile education, government services, and mobile banking.
C-COM Satellite Systems (CYSNF) has developed a vehicle-mounted Q-band antenna to track a moving communications platform in the stratosphere. The new iNetVu 1200+ Q-band Driveaway Antenna is a 1.2-meter, carbon-fiber system designed to maintain a link at 38–40 GHz.
The antenna serves as a mobile ground gateway between a High Altitude Platform Station, an unmanned aircraft operating around 20 kilometers above ground, and a terrestrial core network. C-COM describes the system as designed for rapidly deployable communications in areas without fiber or cellular infrastructure, including emergency-service applications. A vehicle equipped with the antenna replaces the need for a fixed ground gateway. The design uses precision gearing and servomotors to support continuous tracking of the moving platform.
C-COM Satellite Systems (CYSNF) has granted officers stock options to purchase 1,060,000 common shares as part of their annual remuneration.
The options are exercisable at $0.86 per share, matching the common shares' closing price on the TSX Venture Exchange on October 5, 2026. The grants were made under C-COM's stock option plan and remain subject to necessary regulatory approvals.
C-COM Satellite Systems (OTCQB:CYSNF, TSXV:CMI) reported first-half fiscal 2026 revenue of $1.7 million, down $0.553 million from the same period in 2025. The company cited weaker demand for legacy antenna systems due to supply chain delays, U.S. tariff-related uncertainty, and conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine.
C-COM delivered a 60% gross margin, supported by product mix and favorable foreign exchange, but lower sales led to a net loss of $0.822 million. Operating expenses were described as well controlled, and cash flow from operations improved by $0.2 million year over year. According to C-COM, it maintains a strong balance sheet and continues to invest in electronically steerable antennas and beamformer integrated circuits aimed at the multi-orbit satellite communications market.
C-COM Satellite Systems (OTCQB:CYSNF) announced development of the iNetVu FLY-101-LEO Tracker, a compact, transportable antenna for continuous LEO/MEO satellite tracking. The rugged, carbon-fiber system assembles in under 10 minutes, fits into two cases, supports Ku-, Ka-, X-band, and is expected to be available before the end of August.
C-COM (OTCQB: CYSNF) announced receipt of $1.35 million in orders for its iNetVu antenna systems on May 5, 2026. Orders span Manpack, 1200+ and 740+ vehicle-mount Ku-band systems for cellular backhaul, emergency communications, oil and gas, and military use. Some units have been delivered; remaining units are scheduled for delivery over the next few months. The company notes a global installed base of more than 11,000 iNetVu antennas.
C-COM Satellite Systems (OTCQB: CYSNF) elected to adopt semi-annual financial reporting (SAR) under Coordinated Blanket Order 51-933 effective for interim periods beginning Q1 2026. The company will not file interim financial reports or related MD&A for Q1 (ending Feb 28, 2026) and Q3 while remaining eligible, and will continue to file audited annual statements and six-month interim reports within applicable timeframes.
C-COM (OTCQB: CYSNF) reported fiscal 2025 results for year ended Nov 30, 2025: revenue $5.78M (down 26% from $7.89M) and a net loss $407,550 (versus $211,475 in 2024). Gross margin improved to 49% and expenses fell by about $0.9M.
The company is nearing completion of its Ka-band flat panel ESA and 8-channel BFIC, aiming for commercial production in Q4 2026 and expecting new revenue streams from ESA markets and military sales growth.
C-COM (OTCQB: CYSNF) will exhibit its newly developed 8-channel Ka-band Analog Beamformer IC (BFIC) at Mobile World Congress, March 2-5, 2026, in Barcelona. The BFIC will be shown in the Ontario/Canada Pavilion, Hall 7 (Booth 7H45), Kiosk 8, with CTO Bilal Awada attending.
The BFIC targets integration with the iNetVu iNmotion series of multi-orbit electronically steered antennas, offering enhanced phase control, reduced power consumption, and lower overall system cost to support land, airborne, maritime, and mobile defense applications.
C-COM Satellite Systems (OTCQB: CYSNF) on January 6, 2026 introduced two iNetVu® OneWeb Transportable Cases compatible with Hughes HL1100 and HL1120 ESA OneWeb terminals: a Standard Case and a Pop-Up Case.
Both cases enable rapid field deployment; the Pop-Up Case provides instant connectivity by removing the top cover with no assembly required. Each case includes recessed wheels, handles and dedicated storage for LAN, power and cabling. The products complement C-COM mobility mount adapters that convert HL1100/HL1120 into vehicle-mounted configurations.
The company said the solutions target verticals such as telecommunications, emergency response, disaster management, firefighting, oil and gas, construction and agriculture, and are available for immediate delivery.
C-COM Satellite Systems (OTCQB: CYSNF) reported third-quarter fiscal 2025 results for the period ended August 31, 2025, showing Q3 revenue of $1.9M, a 46% increase versus Q3 2024. Growth was driven primarily by demand from the defense and oil & gas sectors, with sales to the UAE and other Middle Eastern markets totaling approximately $0.9M (50% of quarterly revenue). Gross margin remained steady at 52%. Operating expenses were $148,000 lower year-over-year, and net income after tax was $155,226. Working capital stood at $23M, including $16M in cash and equivalents. Management highlighted investments in Ka-band ESA antennas and Beamformer IC (BFIC) technologies as strategic steps to expand addressable markets.