Gatekeeper Sys Stock Price, News & Analysis

Gatekeeper (OTC: GKPRF) on October 6, 2025 announced it has become an OEM transit video and data solutions provider to Alstom and secured an initial contract to supply factory‑installed video systems for the SEPTA streetcar project. The initial order is valued at approximately US$5.4 million (C$7.5 million) and covers Alstom’s delivery of 130 Citadis streetcars with options for an additional 30 vehicles. Alstom positions the project as a North America blueprint and cites a 20% reduction in energy consumption for the new LRVs versus a standard light rail solution.

Gatekeeper Systems (OTC:GKPRF) has secured its largest-ever school bus segment contract, valued at US$6.7 million (C$9.3 million) in California. The contract involves equipping school buses with comprehensive video solutions including interior and exterior video systems, AI-based passenger counters, and Mobile Data Collectors enabling Live View Wireless capabilities.

The agreement is with an existing student transportation provider, serving a new school district customer. The system will include AI-powered passenger counting technology that tracks student boarding and departures, recording crucial data like bus numbers, timing, and GPS locations for enhanced route optimization. The customer is also expected to subscribe to Gatekeeper's video management software for analysis and storage services.

Gatekeeper Systems (OTC:GKPRF) has secured significant contracts worth US$19.55 million (C$27 million) through its subsidiary with the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR), part of New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority. The project involves upgrading LIRR's audio-visual recording monitoring system across its railcar fleet.

The upgrade is driven by the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) mandate requiring all passenger train lead locomotives to be equipped with crashworthy memory modules and image recording devices by October 12, 2027. This contract represents a major implementation of Gatekeeper's video and data solutions for transit protection.

Gatekeeper Systems (OTC:GKPRF) reported record fiscal Q3 2025 results with revenue reaching $7.5 million, a 16% year-over-year increase. The video and data solutions provider achieved 49% gross margins for the quarter, up from 42% in the previous year.

The company secured significant contracts including $7 million in transit contracts and $5.4 million in school bus video and subscription contracts. Notable growth was seen in video management subscriptions, expanding from 300 to 3,500 subscribers during the fiscal year.

Despite the revenue growth, Gatekeeper reported a quarterly operating loss of $0.1 million. The company maintains a strong financial position with $15.6 million in working capital and recently completed an $11.5 million bought-deal financing.

Gatekeeper Systems Inc. (GKPRF) has secured a contract with a Nevada school district valued at US$523,000 plus monthly-recurring subscriptions. The contract involves equipping school buses with comprehensive video solutions including Student Protector stop arm video, forward facing driver video, interior video, passenger boarding video, and Mobile Data Collectors. The district will also subscribe to Gatekeeper's video management software services for analysis and storage.

Notably, the company has experienced significant growth in its software subscriptions, with school bus subscriptions increasing from 300 to over 3,500 in the past year. The contract demonstrates growing market adoption of Gatekeeper's AI-based video management software solutions, which enable real-time, full-fleet video analysis for school buses.

Gatekeeper Systems Inc. (TSXV: GSI) (OTC Pink: GKPRF) has secured a significant contract through its USA subsidiary from Coach & Equipment Bus Sales Inc. The contract, valued at US $666,000 (C $955,000), involves providing Mobile Data Collectors, Rear Vision Systems, Video Display Mirrors, and other video devices for OEM factory installation in new Paratransit vehicles.

The company's technology will enhance safety in Paratransit vehicles, which provide essential transportation services for people with disabilities who cannot use regular fixed-route bus services. The Rear Vision System features a ruggedized design offering clear visibility behind the vehicle, even in complete darkness, while integrating with Gatekeeper's Video Display Mirror to provide drivers with an easy-to-use rear view solution.

Gatekeeper Systems Inc. (TSXV: GSI) (OTC Pink: GKPRF) has secured a significant contract extension through its USA subsidiary for video services maintenance. The US$2.392 million (approximately C$3.5 million) agreement with Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) extends their existing service relationship for an additional 16 months, retroactive to November 7, 2024.

The company, which specializes in intelligent video and data solutions for public transportation and smart cities, has been providing video system maintenance services to SEPTA since October 2019. SEPTA represents one of the largest transit systems in the United States, serving five counties in the Greater Philadelphia area with connections to transit systems in Delaware and New Jersey.

Gatekeeper Systems (TSXV: GSI) (OTC Pink: GKPRF) supports Transport Canada's new regulation mandating perimeter visibility systems on all new school buses. The regulation, effective December 18, 2024, requires implementation by November 1, 2027, with an estimated cost of $196 million affecting 65,105 school buses by 2036.

The company was selected as a pilot project supplier in April 2021, installing their 360 Surround Vision and Student Protector systems on pilot buses in British Columbia and Ontario. The 360 Surround Vision provides comprehensive bus perimeter viewing through a specialized rear-view mirror system, while the Student Protector captures illegal passing violations when buses deploy stop arms.

Gatekeeper Systems (TSXV: GSI) (OTC Pink: GKPRF) has been awarded an Automated Streetcar Enforcement System (ASES) pilot contract by the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC). The contract, valued at approximately $460,000, involves deploying AI-assisted video analytics for incident detection, license plate capture, and automated ticket processing on four streetcars.

The ASES system will enforce regulations requiring motorists to stop behind streetcars when passenger doors are open, using video-based evidence capture and automated ticketing. This initiative aims to enhance passenger safety in mixed-traffic conditions where passengers must cross traffic lanes to board streetcars.

The TTC, serving approximately 1.7 million daily commuters, is Canada's largest public transit system and North America's third-largest. The implementation of ASES represents a technological solution to address frequent instances of vehicles illegally passing streetcars with open doors.