AIRO drone backlog reaches US$163 million as Q2 revenue rises 76%
AIRO Group reported second-quarter revenue of US$43.2 million, driven by stronger drone performance, while the drone backlog increased 9% from the previous quarter.
Why it matters
The results quantify current robotics or autonomy revenue, orders and operating scale.
Evidence notes
- AIRO expects most of the disclosed drone backlog to convert over the next 12 months, and said the figure excludes additional US backlog.
- The group recorded US$1.7 million of operating profit, compared with a US$19.7 million operating loss in the prior-year quarter.
Company context
AIRO Group is an aerospace and defence platform spanning uncrewed aircraft, avionics, training and electric air mobility. Its Sky-Watch business manufactures the RQ-35 Heidrun, a portable fixed-wing UAS with onboard AI for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions.