The company said the purchase orders support its participation in a range of U.S. military platforms, including missile guidance systems, compact lasers, surveillance, targeting and night-vision technologies, as well as mixed-reality situational awareness systems.
Syntec will provide critical optics for laser-guided missile systems, which are designed to enable high-accuracy strikes. The company said increased production capacity for precision-guided munition families by major defense partners has driven demand for its products used in laser-guided missile programs.
The company also received orders for opto-mechanical components used in day and night surveillance and targeting equipment, as well as specialized defense laser systems. Additional orders include wide-field-of-view aiming optical benches designed to improve target accuracy and speed.
"Securing these $4 million in orders reflects our ability to meet the rigorous demands of global combat platforms," said Matt Carey, vice president of business development at Syntec.
Syntec Shares Trade Higher
OPTX Price Action: At the time of publication, Syntec shares are trading 11.42% higher at $7.12, according to data from Benzinga Pro.
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