Business Wire · 29 Sept 2026positive
Genasys Inc. announced new domestic and international hardware orders totaling $1.5 million for its Long Range Acoustic Device (LRAD) and Acoustics systems, to be deployed in the law enforcement, emergency warning, and energy sectors. The company noted strong interest and demand for its hardware systems during the second half of fiscal 2026.
Why it matters — The new orders signal continued demand for Genasys' hardware systems across multiple sectors as the company closes out its fiscal year.
Business Wire · 15 Sept 2026positive
Genasys Inc. announced a new follow-on order from the National Guard for mobile Long Range Acoustic Device (LRAD) kits valued at $1.3 million. The National Guard has ordered a total of $8.5 million in LRAD communication systems and accessories to date, with further orders expected.
Why it matters — The National Guard follow-on order signals continued demand for Genasys LRAD systems, a key product line, with further orders expected and systems present in every state and territory.
Business Wire · 9 Sept 2026positive
Genasys Inc. announced new and follow-on Long Range Acoustic Device (LRAD) orders totaling $3.0 million from the U.S. and other countries. The orders come from domestic and international department, agency, and enterprise customers for use in military, law enforcement, critical infrastructure protection, and wildlife preservation applications.
Why it matters — The new orders indicate continued demand for Genasys' LRAD products across multiple sectors and geographies, which is relevant to the company's revenue outlook.
Business Wire · 2 Sept 2026positive
Genasys announced that law enforcement and public safety agencies in 14 states ordered its Genasys Protect or Genasys Evertel emergency alerting systems this summer, with deployments now underway across city, county, federal, university, and tribal agencies. CEO Richard Danforth said the company's continued investment in its software platform is translating into growth.
Why it matters — The new orders from a variety of public safety agencies across 14 states indicate expanding adoption of Genasys' emergency alerting and communication software, which could support the company's revenue and platform growth.
Business Wire · 31 Aug 2026positive
Genasys announced that its Genasys Protect platform has been integrated with PulsePoint Foundation's Respond app, embedding Genasys Protect alerts and advisories directly within the app, reaching users in 5,775 communities at launch.
Why it matters — This integration expands the distribution and visibility of Genasys Protect's alerting capabilities across thousands of communities, potentially broadening its market reach.