Orbit International Corp. reports developments as an electronics manufacturer and software solution provider serving military, industrial and commercial applications. Company updates commonly cover consolidated bookings, order timing, deliveries, and operating results across the Orbit Electronics Group and Orbit Power Group.
Recurring subjects include VPX, COTS and commercial power supplies; custom electronic device and subsystem solutions; simulator-related work through Simulator Product Solutions LLC; and prototype or component orders through Q-Vio Corp. for defense handheld electronics programs. Coverage also reflects the contract-driven nature of Orbit's business, including follow-on opportunities, customer awards, and program delays.
Orbit International (OTCID: ORBT) announced that subsidiary Q-Vio received additional prototype orders from Technology Advancement Group (TAG) to support TAG’s handheld unit intended to replace the Defense Advanced GPS Receiver (DAGR).
Q-Vio will supply a custom 3.5-inch low-power LCD, PCAP touchscreen, and EMI glass for durability; TAG reports ~800,000 DAGRs currently fielded. Prototype testing included joint U.S. and international exercises in August 2025.
Orbit International (OTCID: ORBT) reported consolidated bookings for Q1 2026 in excess of $6,000,000, with deliveries started and expected to continue through Q1 2027.
Key contributors: Orbit Power Group booked approximately $2,700,000 (about +103% YoY), and Simulator Product Solutions booked about $2,500,000 (about +42.9% YoY); SPS quoting activity exceeded $10,000,000 in 2026 (+111%).
Orbit International (OTC:ORBT) reported a 2025 net loss of $5.03M ($1.51 per share) versus a $0.65M loss in 2024, on 2025 sales of $22.45M down from $29.90M. EBITDA, as adjusted, was a loss of $3.97M. Backlog rose slightly to $12.2M. Cash totaled approximately $684k with $2.475M drawn on a $4.0M LOC. Management cited a delayed OPG shipment (~$1.4M revenue shifted to 2026), supply-chain and legal costs as drivers of the year’s results, and noted SPS proposals of about $5.0M since Jan 1, 2026.
Orbit International (OTCID: ORBT) reported consolidated bookings for February 2026 in excess of $2,100,000. Bookings included approximately $1,000,000 from Simulator Product Solutions and in excess of $900,000 from Orbit Power Group, driven by VPX power supply orders.
Deliveries have begun and are expected to continue through Q1 2027. SPS quoting activity since the start of 2026 is nearly $7,000,000, over 100% higher versus the prior year comparable period.
Orbit International (OTC:ORBT) reported consolidated bookings of approximately $3,400,000 for December 2025, driving fourth quarter 2025 consolidated bookings to approximately $6,200,000. December bookings included about $1,900,000 for the Orbit Instrument division (including follow-on awards and a new preliminary U.S. Navy contract) and more than $1,100,000 for the Orbit Power Group. Simulator Product Solutions LLC contributed approximately $2,200,000 of fourth quarter bookings and has a potential additional foreign sale opportunity of approximately $600,000 awaiting customer funding in January 2026. Deliveries for December orders have begun and are expected to continue through Q2 2027. The company cautioned these statements include forward-looking expectations subject to risks and uncertainties.
Orbit International (OTC:ORBT) reported third quarter and nine-month 2025 results showing revenue and profitability declines driven by a supply-chain delay and weaker bookings. Q3 2025 sales were $5.785M vs. $8.414M a year earlier; Q3 net loss was $0.875M ($0.26/share) vs. prior year net income $0.558M. Nine-month sales were $15.724M vs. $21.190M; nine-month net loss was $4.317M ($1.30/share). EBITDA, as adjusted, lost $0.508M in Q3 and $3.506M for nine months. Management said a single OPG supply-chain issue delayed ~$1.24M of revenue, costing ~ $620k of profitability and pushing shipment to Q1 2026.
Backlog was $12.7M at Sept 30, 2025 (up from $12.0M Dec 31, 2024). Cash improved to ~$1.3M by Nov 7, 2025; LOC borrowings were $2.475M as of Nov 7, 2025. Management expects $750k of annual SPS cost reductions.
Orbit International (OTCID: ORBT) reported that its Simulator Product Solutions subsidiary recorded bookings in excess of $1,000,000 for October 2025. Deliveries for orders received in October are expected to begin in Q4 2025 and continue through Q3 2026.
The October bookings were largely driven by a significant order for a simulator for the U.S. National Guard. Management noted persistent delays in the timing of contract awards across SPS and Orbit Instrument, creating uncertainty about the schedule of additional awards and their near-term revenue recognition.
Orbit International (OTCID:ORBT) reported consolidated bookings in excess of $2,500,000 for September 2025 and consolidated third-quarter 2025 bookings in excess of $6,000,000. The Company said the Orbit Power Group (OPG) accounted for roughly $4,000,000 of Q3 bookings, including previously announced follow-on orders of about $1,000,000 and $450,000, plus additional September orders totaling $1,500,000. Deliveries have begun and are expected to continue through Q4 2026. Orbit Instrument division reported continued delays on legacy U.S. Navy awards; Simulator Product Solutions had a firm booking quarter.
Orbit International Corp. (OTCID:ORBT) announced that its Power Group (OPG) has secured two contract awards with a combined value of approximately $1.5 million. The contracts include a follow-on award for a COTS power supply for a U.S. Navy military program and an award for a VPX power supply.
Deliveries for these orders are scheduled to begin in Q2 2026 and continue through Q4 2026. This follows August bookings exceeding $1.7 million. The company's Orbit Instrument division is anticipating a significant U.S. Navy legacy program award, while both the Orbit Instrument division and Simulator Product Solutions LLC subsidiary continue pursuing various new and follow-on opportunities.
Orbit International (OTCID:ORBT) reported strong consolidated bookings of approximately $2.4 million for August 2025. The company's Orbit Power Group (OPG) contributed significantly with bookings exceeding $1.7 million, including a $1 million follow-on order and a $450,000 order for commercial power supplies used in military applications.
The company's Simulator Products Solutions (SPS) subsidiary showed firm bookings, while the Orbit Instrument division anticipates a significant U.S. Navy program award in the current quarter. Deliveries for August orders have begun and will continue through Q4 2026.