Geospace Technologies 301 revenue $24.8M, -4.1% Y/Y
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Thursday, Aug 7, 2025 5:30 pm ET1min read
Geospace Technologies 301 revenue $24.8M, -4.1% Y/Y
Geospace Technologies (NASDAQ: GEOS), a leading manufacturer of vibration sensing and highly ruggedized products, has made a strategic acquisition to bolster its security offerings. The company has acquired the Heartbeat Detector technology from Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), a 99% effective security device for detecting hidden individuals in vehicles [1].The Heartbeat Detector is a proprietary algorithm developed by ORNL researchers to identify individuals attempting to hide in vehicles at security checkpoints. This acquisition aligns with Geospace's long-term growth strategy and introduces a new subscription revenue model [1]. The device has been proven effective in over a dozen countries, including the United States and several European nations, addressing issues such as human trafficking and prison security.
Geospace Technologies specializes in energy, industrial, government, and commercial applications. The company's CEO, Rich Kelley, stated that the acquisition responds to market demand for accurate, simple, and portable security technologies. The Heartbeat Detector will be offered on a subscription basis, enabling customers to streamline acquisition through lower upfront costs and generating recurring revenue for Geospace [1].
Jen Caldwell, director of technology transfer at Oak Ridge National Labs, expressed satisfaction with the successful commercialization of the heartbeat detection technology. Andrew White, president of GeoVox Security, Inc., which first licensed and commercialized the technology from ORNL, also expressed gratitude for the transition into Geospace's business model, further advancing his father's legacy in safety and security technology [1].
This acquisition is part of Geospace's strategy to expand its Intelligent Industrial business segment, which includes perimeter security and surveillance solutions. The market size for global prison facilities is estimated at 10,000 locations, and there are over 300 manned border checkpoint crossings in the United States, presenting a substantial opportunity for Geospace to grow its customer base and revenue streams [1].
In addition to the acquisition, Geospace Technologies' stock performance has been notable. According to Intellectia.ai, the stock price ended at $17.61 on Monday, after rising 11.03% [2]. The stock experienced a fluctuation of 10.69% throughout the last trading session, ranging from a day low of $16 to a day high of $17.71. The price has declined in 3 of the last 10 days, resulting in a total change of 55.70% during this period. The technical indicators lean more toward a Neutral outlook in the mid-term, with 5 buy signals and 5 sell signals [2].
References:
[1] https://www.ainvest.com/news/geospace-acquires-national-lab-developed-heartbeat-detector-technology-2508/
[2] https://intellectia.ai/stock/GEOS/forecast

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