Lyntris (NYSE: LYNX) will release its third-quarter fiscal 2026 financial results on November 4, 2026, and host a management webcast. The conference call and live audio webcast will begin at 4:30 PM Eastern Time. An archived replay will be available afterward on the same webcast page.
Lyntris (LYNX) announced a $6.48 million expansion of its U.S. Navy contract to develop precision formation flight for unmanned aircraft. The work expands the Maritime Tactical Command and Control (MTC2) contract and would combine Lyntris’ Dragonflight autonomy technology with Robinson Unmanned’s SPARTAN aircraft as the initial platform.
The planned capability would enable small fleets to establish, maintain and adapt coordinated three-dimensional formations. Lyntris and Robinson Unmanned plan to demonstrate the capability later in 2026, extending the work from maritime command and control toward autonomous aircraft operations.
Lyntris (LYNX) has opened a technology hub in St. Paul, Minnesota, focused initially on AI-enabled military readiness and contested logistics.
The site will support product development, demonstrations and integration for military supply chains, maintenance and training. Its initial work centers on Tesio, a supply chain intelligence platform; Ascend, an AI assistant for technical documentation; and ACCEL Suite, military training software. Lyntris also joined the Minnesota National Security Ecosystem, which connects defense-sector organizations with the goal of expanding access to federal funding and aligning technology development with mission needs.
Lyntris (LYNX) received Raytheon production orders for the U.S. Army's LTAMDS radar program under a long-term purchase agreement.
The orders cover Option Years Two and Three and production demand through 2028 under an agreement established in 2023. Lyntris will make precision thermal management assemblies for the radar's active electronically scanned array at its Newark, California, and Carson City, Nevada, facilities. The Army has moved LTAMDS into full-rate production, with Raytheon as prime contractor. Lyntris anticipates scaling from development quantities to sustained rate production without requalification delay.
Lyntris (LYNX) completed qualification of an in-house wedgelock assembly for Raytheon's SPY-6 naval radar family. The milestone followed nearly two years of collaboration to establish manufacturing processes, validate performance and qualify Lyntris as a source capable of supporting long-term program requirements.
The assembly secures electronics inside the radar array chassis and helps move heat away from high-power components. Lyntris is bringing its production in-house using capabilities it already employs for radar and electronic warfare programs. Precision machining, controlled assembly and access to specific raw materials have historically contributed to long lead times across suppliers.
Lyntris (NYSE: LYNX) has been selected by Intuitive Machines to supply S-, X-, and Ka-band tri-band antenna feed systems for large-aperture antennas in Intuitive Machines’ expanding global ground network.
The network consists of worldwide ground stations that provide continuous line-of-sight communications with the Moon and deeper space as part of Intuitive Machines’ broader space infrastructure service. Lyntris’ feed systems enable all three frequency bands through a single aperture while maintaining required gain and noise performance and keeping the bands isolated. Multiple Intuitive Machines ground antennas are expected to incorporate these feeds as the network scales, with Lyntris leveraging over 40 years of RF and antenna experience and vertically integrated manufacturing to support higher production volumes.
Lyntris (LYNX) has completed Critical Design Review (CDR) for the tri-band antenna system being developed for Kongsberg Satellite Services’ two-satellite Hyperion mission, a pathfinder for KSAT’s next-generation HYPER hybrid RF and optical relay network.
The tri-band system combines three frequency bands in a single compact, space-qualified antenna, requiring precise filtering, isolation, and low-loss performance across all bands simultaneously. CDR completion indicates the design has reached a mature state and the program is moving toward hardware integration, qualification, and flight testing. Lyntris highlights its vertically integrated RF engineering, manufacturing, system integration, and multi-band testing capabilities, which it says enable complex antenna designs to transition efficiently from requirements to flight-ready hardware.
Lyntris (NYSE: LYNX) has completed a multi-year investment to add phase change material (PCM)/b) thermal management capability at its Jessup, Maryland facility, creating a U.S. production line sized for rate manufacturing of advanced thermal hardware and sensors. The vertically integrated line, expected to have production capacity in , covers precision machining, vacuum brazing, controlled PCM filling, thermal performance testing and final assembly in one facility, aiming to reduce qualification and schedule risk versus multi-vendor flows. According to Lyntris, this passive PCM-based cooling is targeted at next-generation seekers, sensors and mission electronics where small form factors, higher power density and contested environments make conventional liquid cooling impractical.
Lyntris (NYSE:LYNX), a defense technology company focused on “sense-to-act” connectivity, has commenced a proposed initial public offering of 24,000,000 common shares. The deal includes 4,878,049 new shares offered by Lyntris and 19,121,951 shares offered by selling stockholders.
The selling stockholders expect to grant underwriters a 30‑day option for up to 3,600,000 additional shares to cover over‑allotments. The expected IPO price range is $19.00–$22.00 per share. Lyntris has applied to list on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker “LYNX”, with Evercore ISI, Citigroup, Guggenheim Securities and BofA Securities among the book‑running managers. The registration statement on Form S‑1 has been filed with the SEC but is not yet effective.
Lyntris (proposed NYSE: LYNX), a defense technology company focused on “sense-to-act” connectivity for connected battlespaces, has filed a registration statement on Form S-1 with the SEC for a proposed initial public offering of its common stock. Certain existing stockholders identified in the registration statement are also expected to sell shares in the offering. The number of shares and price range have not been determined, and completion of the IPO is subject to market conditions. Lyntris has applied to list its common stock on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol “LYNX”. Evercore ISI, Citigroup and Guggenheim Securities are lead book-running managers, with BofA Securities as joint book-running manager and Baird, Raymond James and William Blair as bookrunners.