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Reported Thursday, Sep 24 - 8:02am EDT (TheFly subscription required to read more.)

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Mobix Labs (MOBX) received a multi-unit follow-on production order exceeding $1 million for advanced RF sensing subsystems from a leading security-technology provider. Multiple Mobix Labs subsystems, produced by its RaGE Systems division, are integrated into each of the customer’s next-generation threat-detection platforms used in a U.S. government security program focused on detecting concealed threats.The order follows prior production orders for the same program and is presented as reflecting growing worldwide demand for advanced threat-detection platforms that rely on these sensors. The RF sensing subsystems are designed and manufactured in the United States as Mobix Labs continues to expand its security, defense and mission-critical electronics business.

Reported Thursday, Sep 17 - 8:15am EDT (TheFly subscription required to read more.)

Mobix Labs (MOBX) received a multi-unit follow-on production order exceeding $1 million for advanced RF sensing subsystems from a leading security-technology provider.The order, placed with the company’s RaGE Systems division, will support a U.S. government security program focused on detecting concealed threats. Mobix Labs’ self-contained subsystems act as the “eyes” of the customer’s next-generation platform, with multiple units integrated into each system to capture raw sensor data for identifying concealed metallic and non-metallic threats. The company describes this as a continuation of a long-term production relationship. The subsystems are designed and manufactured in the United States.

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Mobix Labs, Inc. (MOBX) stock - last $1.27.

Reported Tuesday, Sep 8 - 9:42am EDT (TheFly subscription required to read more.)

Mobix Labs (MOBX) has secured its initial production order for EMI‑filtered connectors used on the F‑16 Fighting Falcon.Initial shipments for this F‑16 component order have already been delivered, with remaining deliveries scheduled over the coming weeks. The new F‑16 order follows Mobix Labs’ earlier expansion supporting the F‑22 Raptor program, where component orders increased by approximately five‑fold over prior activity. With this award, Mobix Labs components now support the F‑16, F‑22 Raptor, F‑35 Lightning II and F/A‑18 Super Hornet fighter aircraft.

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Reported Tuesday, Sep 8 - 8:19am EDT (TheFly subscription required to read more.)

Mobix Labs (MOBX) has secured its initial production order for EMI‑filtered connector components supporting the U.S. Air Force F‑16 Fighting Falcon fleet, with deliveries already underway.The order, placed by a veteran‑owned U.S. aerospace sustainment contractor, is fulfilled by Mobix Labs’ EMI Solutions unit at its military‑approved facility in Irvine, California. The company links this new F‑16 work to its earlier expansion on the F‑22 Raptor program, where component orders increased approximately five‑fold over prior activity. The F‑16 award establishes Mobix Labs within the aircraft’s long‑duration sustainment ecosystem and adds to its footprint on major fighter platforms including the F‑22, F‑35, and F/A‑18, as well as other defense and aerospace systems.

Just a few months after announcing its planned acquisition of Mobix Labs, Vision Aerial is taking the next step in its growth strategy: putting its new American-built Vulcan drone family into production while projecting a sharp jump in revenue over the next two years. The Montana-based drone manufacturer has announced that production has begun on the Vulcan SX, its new medium-lift enterprise drone, while pre-orders are now open for the heavier Vulcan YX platform.

Mobix Labs (MOBX) received a repeat production order for about 1,500 mission-critical components used in Gulfstream aircraft.The order follows previous production orders for the same Gulfstream aircraft family, indicating ongoing demand from an established aerospace customer. Mobix Labs’ components are also used across aerospace and defense platforms such as the F-22 Raptor, Apache helicopters, Boeing 737NG aircraft, U.S. Navy systems and missile programs.

Reported Thursday, Sep 3 - 8:03am EDT (TheFly subscription required to read more.)