MOB News & Events

Mobilicom announced that it has received new purchase orders valued at $2.2M from a large manufacturer of small-sized drones in the U.S. This large defense manufacturer customer, with over $5 billion in annual sales, integrated Mobilicom's SkyHopper PRO and ICE Electronic Warfare Resistance & Cybersecurity Suite as essential systems into its loitering munitions drones sold to the U.S. Department of War, DoW, under a Program of Record valued at $249 million. Shipments against the recent purchase orders have commenced and will continue into 2026 with full delivery expected before the end of the year. This latest $2.2 million order marks a significant increase in the Company's engagement with this customer, building on a prior $1.5 million order and a series of initial orders of approximately $200,000 each - all under a single program.

Mobilicom announced it has secured an initial order from a new customer in the Asia-Pacific region. The design win includes an order for Mobilicom's end-to-end systems that will be integrated into an Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance drone platform. The customer selected Mobilicom's 10" Ground Control System, SkyHopper PRO, and SkyHopper Multiband datalinks. "This new customer win in the APAC region is a significant example of our progress in diversifying our global presence," said Oren Elkayam, CEO of Mobilicom. "As the demand for sophisticated ISR capabilities grows globally, Tier-1 platform providers are seeking the trusted, cybersecure, and field-proven technologies that Mobilicom provides, and we believe this initial integration will pave the way for follow-on opportunities as these platforms are deployed."

The company states: "Mobilicom announced that its cybersecurity, hardware, and software solutions have been included in the Federal Communications Commission's first batch of "Trusted Drones" as determined by the U.S. Department of War. This designation is an exemption for Mobilicom's product portfolio from the DoW's Covered List restrictions, which prohibit the import and sale of certain foreign-made drones and critical components into the U.S. through the end of 2026. Mobilicom is one of only a limited number of companies-just four in this initial batch-granted such an exemption, underscoring the importance of its technologies to U.S. defense and national security programs."