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Fiscal Year 2026
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Strong progress in AR/MR, TLens, and TWedge segments, with maturing POCs and high customer engagement. Investments in production and organizational capacity are ongoing, while financial planning and risk management remain robust. Analyst coverage has been initiated to support investor transparency.
Fiscal Year 2025
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Record-high quarterly revenue driven by AR/MR contracts and strong design win momentum, especially in consumer and industrial segments. Gross margin reached 60%, with a robust cash position and ongoing investments in R&D and hiring to support future growth.
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A fast, compact tunable lens platform is driving growth in AR/MR glasses, with six enterprise design wins and a strong consumer pipeline. Strategic investment and major OEM validation support expansion, with profitability targeted in a few years.
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Entering a new growth phase, the company is strengthening partnerships and targeting AR/MR and machine vision markets, with significant product launches and customer engagement expected in 2026. Financially stable, it aims for scalable operations and continued innovation to maintain a competitive edge.
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Quarterly revenue hit $5M, led by AR/MR and industrial sales, with strong gross margin and a robust cash position after a successful capital raise. Major OEMs placed significant orders, and the company is investing heavily in global expansion and R&D, especially for AR/MR. High-volume adoption is still a few years away.
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Strategic partnership with Q Technology Group brought NOK 223 million in new capital and board representation, boosting momentum in AR/MR and barcode markets. Q2 revenue was NOK 3 million, with a negative EBITDA due to higher R&D and inventory provisions. Profitability depends on future high-volume orders.
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Q1 saw improved revenue and a strategic investment agreement with Q Tech, enhancing trust and dual-source production. AR/MR, smart glasses, and barcode segments are driving growth, while cash burn remains a focus. The Q Tech partnership is expected to accelerate scaling and market adoption.
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Q Tech's strategic investment secures supply chain, financial stability, and market access, with a new TLens assembly line in China and no exclusivity or IP transfer. Governance safeguards and independent board representation protect minority shareholders, while the partnership is expected to accelerate growth and enhance credibility.
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Strong progress in AR/MR and industrial segments, with robust financial management and ongoing R&D. Multiple PoCs and design wins are advancing, especially with tier-one customers, while manufacturing yields and global engagement continue to improve.
Fiscal Year 2024
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Q4 saw low revenue and ongoing losses, but strong cash reserves and reduced cash burn. AR/MR and consumer market engagement is accelerating, with increased POCs, major eval kit orders, and positive industry feedback, positioning the company for future growth.
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Positioning is strengthening across consumer, AR/MR, and industrial markets, with key design wins and ongoing product innovation. Financial strategy focuses on scaling for future profitability, while customer and investor engagement remain high.
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Q3 2024 saw sluggish revenue and increased operating expenses, but a strong cash position and growing pipeline in AR/MR, industrial, and healthcare segments support optimism for future growth. Significant investments in R&D and operations continue, with major design wins and POCs underway.
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Revenue declined year-over-year, but cash reserves strengthened after a successful rights issue. AR/MR and industrial segments show strong momentum, while smartphone adoption remains challenging due to cost sensitivity. Ongoing innovation and global customer engagement support a positive outlook.
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Focus remains on consumer, AR/MR, and industrial markets, with robust R&D driving new products like TWedge and larger TLens variants. Operational scalability, strong IP, and a growing project pipeline position the company for significant growth, with consumer AR/MR revenues expected from 2026.
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Q1 saw new design wins in AR/MR and barcode markets, strong interest in TWedge, and a NOK 124 million rights issue. Revenue was NOK 900,000, with an EBITDA loss of NOK 18.8 million. AR/MR is a key growth area, while consumer and industrial markets show steady progress.