Airo Group reports Q3 EPS (28c) vs. ($1.85) last year

Reports Q3 revenue $6.3M vs. $23.7M last year. The decrease reflects shipment timing in the Drones segment after customer-requested capability enhancements, which shifted approximately $20M of planned third quarter deliveries into the fourth quarter. As of November 14, 2025, the company has booked fourth quarter revenue totaling $24.5M. “While our third quarter revenue was impacted by timing delays related to customer-requested capability enhancements to certain drone platforms, I’m pleased with our overall progress during the first nine months of 2025,” said Joe Burns, Chief Executive Officer of Airo Group (AIRO). Dr. Chirinjeev Kathuria, Executive Chairman, added, “We are continuing to see strong demand within the broader drone industry and unprecedented tailwinds driven by evolving defense requirements and the proven effectiveness of unmanned systems in modern conflicts. Our current and expected partnerships with battle-tested Ukrainian technology providers like Bullet and Nord Drone Group position us at the forefront of next-generation unmanned systems development.”