Safe Pro Group Q2 FY26 net loss widens to $3.17 million; revenue rises to $1.33 million

Reuters2026/08/14 20:04

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Safe Pro Group posted a net loss of USD 3.17 million in the quarter ended June 30, 2026, widening 65.5% year over year.
Revenue climbed to USD 1.33 million, up more than doubled from the prior-year quarter.
Operating loss widened to USD 3.27 million on operating expenses of USD 4.12 million, up 111% year over year.
Gross margin expanded 30 percentage points to 64% as gross profit rose to USD 852,812.
Safe Pro AI growth was tied to an expanding government-contractor relationship, including SPOTD NODE system sales, with customer concentration flagged.

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