Sypris Solution Stock Price, News & Analysis

Sypris Solutions (Nasdaq: SYPR) said its subsidiary Sypris Electronics won an expanded follow-on award from a U.S. aerospace and defense contractor to produce and test circuit card assemblies for NASA Orion spacecraft supporting the Artemis program.

Production is scheduled to begin in 2026, and the company says its program backlog now extends through 2027. The assemblies will support space-grade sensor systems for navigation, altitude determination, environmental monitoring and crew safety. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Sypris (Nasdaq: SYPR) reported third quarter results for the period ended September 28, 2025, with Q3 revenue of $28.7M versus $35.7M a year earlier and Q3 net income $0.5M ($0.02 diluted) versus $0.4M prior-year.

Year-to-date orders for Sypris Electronics rose 65%, backlog increased 14% from year-end 2024 and backlog for energy products rose 59%. The company completed a sale-leaseback generating net proceeds of $2.9M and recognized a $2.5M gain. Management cited tariff-driven demand weakness in transportation markets and ongoing supply-chain pressures, while noting follow-on awards and multi-year programs through 2026.

Sypris Electronics (NASDAQ:SYPR), a subsidiary of Sypris Solutions, has secured a follow-on contract for manufacturing and testing advanced electronic power supply modules for a classified missile program's avionics suite. Production is set to begin in 2026.

The company, with over 50 years of experience, specializes in complex, mission-critical electronic solutions for Defense, Space, Deep Sea Communications, and Industrial markets. The contract reinforces Sypris's position in the advanced missile avionics market, though specific terms were not disclosed.

Sypris Solutions (NASDAQ:SYPR) reported mixed Q2 2025 results with notable challenges and opportunities. Revenue declined to $31.4 million from $35.5 million year-over-year, resulting in a net loss of $2.1 million ($0.09 per share).

Key highlights include a 110% increase in Sypris Electronics orders to $47 million, with backlog up 26% from year-end 2024. The company secured significant contracts including a DoD prime contractor award for cryptographic systems and electronic warfare modules for the U.S. Navy. However, performance was impacted by tariffs affecting transportation customers and material availability issues.

Sypris Technologies revenue decreased to $14.1 million from $17.8 million, while Sypris Electronics revenue slightly declined to $17.3 million from $17.7 million. The company expects modest revenue decline due to commercial vehicle market cyclicality but anticipates offset from strong electronics backlog and energy products demand.

Sypris Electronics (NASDAQ:SYPR) has secured significant follow-on contract awards from a leading global subsea cable systems provider. The company will manufacture and test electronic power supply modules, optical processing units, and branching units for multiple high-reliability subsea communication networks through 2026.

The contracts focus on producing advanced electronic assemblies for ultra-long-haul subsea networks that span thousands of kilometers underwater, connecting major global internet exchange points. These systems are critical for meeting the increasing global demand for digital services and data consumption.

The manufacturing is already underway, though specific financial terms were not disclosed. This award aligns with Sypris Electronics' strategic focus on mission-critical applications in Defense, Space, Deep Sea Communications, and Industrial markets.

Sypris Technologies (NASDAQ:SYPR), a leading manufacturer of drivetrain components, has secured a significant long-term contract with a global truck OEM to supply components for their new electric heavy-duty vehicle platform. The agreement positions Sypris as the sole North American supplier for these specific drivetrain parts, with deliveries scheduled to begin in 2026.

The components were jointly developed at the Sypris Development Center, focusing on advanced specifications for performance, weight, cost, and durability. This collaboration aligns with the customer's decarbonization objectives and net-zero emissions goals, marking Sypris's strategic entry into the electric vehicle supply chain.

Sypris Electronics, a subsidiary of Sypris Solutions (NASDAQ: SYPR), has secured a follow-on contract from a major U.S. defense contractor to manufacture embedded circuit card assemblies for the U.S. Army's Key Management System (AKMS). The assemblies will support cryptographic functions within the Simple Key Loader (SKL) device, a crucial component of the National Security Agency's Electronic Key Management System. Production is set to begin in 2026, extending the company's backlog through that year. The AKMS includes three integrated subsystems: Local Communications Security Management Software, Automated Communications Engineering Software, and the SKL. The contract reinforces Sypris's position in the secure communications sector and supports the U.S. Government's Cryptographic Modernization Initiative.

Sypris Electronics, LLC, a subsidiary of Sypris Solutions (NASDAQ: SYPR), has secured a follow-on contract to manufacture electronic assemblies for a U.S. Department of Defense contractor. The award extends their 2022 contract to produce four additional systems, with deliveries set to begin in 2026. The electronic modules will be integrated into a Navy electronic warfare improvement program, designed to enhance ships' defense capabilities by actively jamming incoming missiles and adapting to evolving threats. The system will provide integrated countermeasures against radio frequency-guided threats and offer non-kinetic electronic attack options. Sypris has supported this program from its Engineering and Manufacturing Development phase through Low-Rate Initial Production and now Full-Rate Production.

Sypris Solutions (NASDAQ: SYPR) reported Q1 2025 financial results showing mixed performance. Revenue declined to $29.5 million from $35.6 million year-over-year, primarily due to cyclical decline in commercial vehicle market and conversion of Mexican operations to sub-maquiladora basis. However, gross profit increased 16.7% with margins expanding 330 basis points. The company reduced its net loss to $0.04 per share from $0.10 year-over-year. Sypris Technologies' revenue fell to $13.6 million from $18.4 million, while Sypris Electronics revenue decreased to $15.9 million from $17.2 million. Notably, energy products orders remained strong with backlog up 32.8% from year-end. Due to uncertainty around potential tariff impacts, the company withdrew its 2025 financial guidance.