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Rekor Systems Appoints Marc Segal as Director of Rekor Command® to Drive Expansion in Key Growth Markets

Rekor Systems (NASDAQ: REKR) named Marc Segal Technical Account Management Director for Rekor Command® to drive expansion in Texas and other growth markets.

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Rekor Systems (NASDAQ: REKR) named Marc Segal Technical Account Management Director for Rekor Command® to drive expansion in Texas and other growth markets. Based in Austin, Segal brings TxDOT and Yunex experience and will lead product and operations for the real-time traffic operations platform.

Rekor Command holds a statewide blanket purchase order with Texas Department of Transportation, and Rekor reports shifting engineering and product operations from Israel to the U.S. to improve speed, reduce costs, and address geopolitical risks.

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Positive

  • Statewide blanket purchase order with Texas Department of Transportation
  • Austin-based hire aligns with expanded Texas presence
  • Engineering and product operations moved to U.S. for faster updates and lower costs

Negative

  • Prior engineering operations in Israel exposed core technology to geopolitical disruption
Argus Mar 25 session
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News Market Reaction – REKR

On Mar 25, the day this news came out, REKR closed 3.53% above the previous close.

Data tracked by StockTitan Argus for the Mar 25 session.

Market Context

This announcement highlights Rekor’s push to deepen its roadway intelligence footprint by appointing...
Analysis

This announcement highlights Rekor’s push to deepen its roadway intelligence footprint by appointing a Texas-based director to drive Rekor Command® adoption, building on work with TxDOT and recent consolidation of engineering and product operations in the U.S. Prior updates included cost actions expected to save about $7.5 million annually and a $15.0 million registered direct financing. Investors may watch how leadership changes, contract traction, and the upcoming earnings release on March 31, 2026 translate into operating performance.

Key Figures

Cost savings plan: $7.5 million Registered direct gross: $15.0 million Units offered: 8,571,428 units +5 more
Cost savings plan
$7.5 million
Expected annual operating expense reduction from U.S. on-shoring (Feb 24, 2026 news)
Registered direct gross
$15.0 million
Gross proceeds from Dec 16, 2025 underwritten registered direct offering
Units offered
8,571,428 units
Size of Dec 16, 2025 underwritten registered direct unit offering
Unit price
$1.75 per unit
Public offering price in Dec 16, 2025 offering
Warrant exercise price
$2.40
Exercise price for warrants in Dec 16, 2025 unit offering
Armistice ownership
14,061,005 shares (9.99%)
Beneficial ownership reported as of 12/31/2025 in Schedule 13G
Anson ownership
7,532,319 shares (5.5%)
Beneficial ownership reported as of 12/31/2025 in Schedule 13G
Price vs 52-week high
-75.14%
Position of current price relative to 52-week high of $3.42

Historical Context

5 past events · Latest: Mar 18
5 events
  1. Mar 18

    Patent granted

    24h Move
    -1.5%

    USPTO granted incident-based ALPR data retention patent.

  2. Mar 17

    Earnings timing

    24h Move
    -6.7%

    Announced date and call details for fiscal 2025 results.

  3. Feb 24

    Cost restructuring

    24h Move
    +2.2%

    On-shoring engineering to U.S. with expected $7.5M annual savings.

  4. Jan 21

    Executive move

    24h Move
    -4.1%

    Former Rekor CFO appointed CFO at Coro, highlighting prior role.

  5. Dec 16

    Equity offering

    24h Move
    -1.2%

    Closed $15.0M registered direct unit offering with attached warrants.

24h Move is the share-price change in the day after each event; other market factors may also have contributed.

Key Terms

blanket purchase order
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blanket purchase order financial
"the Rekor Command® product has a statewide blanket purchase order with the Texas Department of Transportation"
A blanket purchase order is a standing agreement between a buyer and a supplier that covers multiple deliveries of goods or services over a set period at pre‑agreed prices and terms. Think of it like a subscription or standing grocery order that avoids placing individual orders each time; for investors, it signals predictable sales or costs, stronger supplier relationships, and potential efficiency gains that can stabilize revenue and margins.

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COLUMBIA, Md, March 25, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Rekor Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: REKR), ("Rekor" or the "Company"), a leader in developing and implementing cutting-edge roadway intelligence systems, announced today the appointment of Marc Segal as Technical Account Management Director of Rekor Command®, the Company's real-time traffic operations and incident management platform.

Based in Austin, Texas, Marc Segal is positioned at the center of one of the most active transportation innovation markets in the country. His operations base aligns closely with Rekor's expanding presence in Texas, and the Rekor Command® product has a statewide blanket purchase order with the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), enabling TxDOT districts statewide to deploy Rekor Command.®

With a background as a former TxDOT employee and Yunex Senior Product Manager, Mr. Segal has extensive expertise in transportation systems, product leadership, and operational technology. At Rekor, he will lead the development and expansion of Rekor Command, focusing on delivering real-time operational intelligence to transportation agencies.

He joins Rekor's Command® leadership team, which includes Jeanus Ko, Director of Product, as Rekor continues expanding its platform, a key component of its roadway intelligence ecosystem.

Texas is one of the most significant markets in the country for transportation innovation, said Robert A. Berman, Chair and CEO of Rekor Systems. "Marc's presence in Austin and his experience in transportation technology will help us speed up the adoption of Rekor Command®, enhance our engagement with state and local agencies, and build on the momentum we're witnessing across the region."

Rekor Command® lets agencies combine data from multiple sources, such as traffic sensors, video feeds, incident reports, and roadway intelligence systems, into a single operational platform. The system allows for faster incident detection, improved coordination across jurisdictions, and more effective management of congestion and roadway events.

I am excited to join Rekor and help develop the next generation of real-time traffic operations platforms," said Marc Segal. "With Rekor's solid foundation, including its work with TxDOT, we have a clear chance to expand Command's impact by providing actionable intelligence that enhances both safety and mobility outcomes.

Berman concluded, "Moving Rekor's Command's® engineering and product operations from Israel to the U.S. has already paid off. The shift has led to faster product updates, better customer service, and improved teamwork. By centralizing operations in the U.S., the Company has reduced costs, increased agility, and improved compliance with domestic data and technology regulations. Crucially, the move also protects Rekor's core technology from disruptions or risks arising from the ongoing war in the Middle East.

About Rekor Systems, Inc.
Rekor Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: REKR) is a leader in developing and implementing state-of-the-art roadway intelligence systems using AI-enabled computer vision and other advanced technologies. Our solutions provide actionable insights to government agencies and businesses in a secure, collaborative, privacy-protected environment that drives the world to be safer and more efficient. To learn more, please visit our website: https://rekor.ai, and follow Rekor on social media on LinkedIn, X (formerly Twitter), Threads, and Facebook.

Media & Investor Relations Contact:
Rekor Systems, Inc.
Charles Degliomini
ir@rekor.ai
                                                                            

Forward-Looking Statements

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Media & Investor Relations Contact:
Rekor Systems, Inc.
Charles Degliomini
ir@rekor.ai


FAQ

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Who is Marc Segal and what role will he hold at Rekor (REKR)?

Marc Segal will serve as Technical Account Management Director for Rekor Command®. According to the company, he is based in Austin, brings TxDOT and Yunex background, and will lead product and operational expansion for real-time traffic operations.

How does Marc Segal’s Austin location affect Rekor (REKR) business strategy?

Segal’s Austin base supports Rekor’s deeper Texas market engagement. According to the company, his presence aligns with a statewide TxDOT blanket purchase order and aims to speed adoption with state and local agencies.

What is the significance of the TxDOT blanket purchase order for Rekor Command (REKR)?

The TxDOT blanket purchase order enables statewide deployment of Rekor Command®. According to the company, this allows TxDOT districts to more easily contract and deploy the platform across Texas districts.

Why did Rekor (REKR) move Command’s engineering and product operations to the U.S.?

Rekor moved U.S. operations to improve update speed, customer service, and cost efficiency. According to the company, the shift also improves compliance and reduces exposure to Middle East geopolitical risks.

How will Marc Segal’s experience with TxDOT impact Rekor Command (REKR) development?

Segal’s TxDOT experience is expected to improve agency engagement and operational fit. According to the company, his background should help tailor Command’s real-time intelligence to state and local transportation needs.

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