CMTL News & Events

Comtech Telecommunications announced that its Allerium business segment, formerly known as the Terrestrial & Wireless Networks segment, has reached a significant milestone in its statewide contract to design, deploy, and operate Next Generation 9-1-1 services for the Commonwealth of Kentucky. On December 4, 2025, Allerium migrated the first Public Safety Answering Point-Bluegrass 911 Communications-onto the Commonwealth's new service and delivered the first NG9-1-1 text and voice calls to this Lancaster, Kentucky, agency. After eight months of planning leading to the first cutover, the program has already migrated 12 PSAPs in its first four months of operation, establishing a strong foundation for the continued statewide transition to NG9-1-1 across Kentucky.

Comtech Telecommunications announced that the 911 Association of Central Oklahoma Governments has selected Allerium to deliver Next Generation 9-1-1 call routing services that will modernize emergency communications infrastructure across the region. Allerium has partnered with 911 ACOG for the past five years, providing its NENA i3-compliant call handling solution across all 22 Emergency Communications Centers serving more than 740,000 residents in Oklahoma. This new agreement extends the partnership for at least five additional years and expands its scope to include Next Generation 9-1-1 call routing services. 911 ACOG and Allerium kicked off the call routing deployment in February 2026. Through the contract, 911 ACOG will deploy the state's first Emergency Services IP Network and Next Generation Core Services, further advancing Oklahoma's transition to modern, IP-based emergency communications capable of supporting voice, text, video, and data.

Hopes for de-escalation in the Middle East conflict helped restore positive sentiment as President Trump's Truth Social post that strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure would be postponed after "productive" talks with Tehran boosted equities and dented geopolitical premium in the energy markets.  Consumer Discretionary and Materials were the best performing areas on the benchmark S&P 500, though all 11 sectors ended Monday in the positive - including Energy in spite of Oil prices falling back below $90 per barrel.  In the opening hour of the evening session, S&P 500 futures  are up another 0.2% and Nasdaq 100 is trading up 0.3% while WTI Crude is just off the closing lows above $89.  In precious metals, risk aversion which had boosted USD and punished Gold and Silver prices has reversed, and the two contracts are trading firmer around $4.435 and $70 per ounce respectively.Among the key headlines of the afterhours session continued to remind investors that the primary source of concern are still present.  Core Labsissued a below-consensus Q1 pre-announcement as the company cited regional instability in the Middle East, including client-driven project delays, travel constraints, and supply-chain disruptions. Private Credit worries also cropped up via reports from Bloomberg stating that Apollo Globalhas joined some of the other asset managers in capping private equity redemptions due to high volume of requests by investors to liquidate their positions.Check out this evening's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER AFTER EARNINGS -BARKup 6.4%Bionano Genomicsup 4.1%DOWN AFTER EARNINGS -Core Laboratoriesdown 1.8% after Q1 pre-announcementAardvark Therapeuticsdown 1.5%ALSO LOWER -Comtech Telecommunicationsdown 3.9% after equity offeringApollo Global Managementdown 2.1% after Bloomberg report of capped private equity redemptions