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Vislink Reports Second Quarter 2026 Financial Results Vislink Reports Q2 2026 Financial Results Vislink delivered its second consecutive quarter of positive EBITDA while achieving strong year - over - year revenue growth and significantly reducing operating expenses . Key highlights : • Q2 revenue increased 22.6 % year over year to $ 5.9 million . • First - half revenue increased 19.6 % to $ 11.3 million . • Q2 non - GAAP EBITDA reached $ 0.1 million , compared with a $ 1.9 million loss in Q2 2025 . ⚫ First - half EBITDA improved by more than $ 4.7 million year over year . • Q2 operating expenses declined 37.2 % . • Live Production revenue grew 27.2 % year over year and 106.9 % sequentially . • First - half MilGov revenue increased 103.4 % . • Vislink continued expanding its U.S. defense pipeline and developing new partnerships in Europe . • Development advanced across the Tactical 5G Node , Aero5 aviation solutions and FIPS 140-3- certified technology . • A new Al - enabled CRM is helping shorten quote - to - order times while reducing software costs . Vislink remains focused on converting its growing defense , public safety and live - production pipeline into revenue while sustaining EBITDA profitability . - MT . OLIVE , NJ AUGUST 14 , 2026 - Vislink Technologies , Inc. ( " Vislink " or the " Company " ) ( OTCID : VISL ) , a global leader in real - time video communications for the defense , public safety , and broadcast markets , today reported financial and operational results for the second quarter and six months ended June 30 , 2026 . CEO Commentary " Vislink delivered its second consecutive quarter of positive EBITDA in Q2 2026 , and for the first half of the year EBITDA turned positive at $ 0.1 million versus a loss of $ 4.6 million in the same period last year a swing of more than $ 4.7 million , " said Mickey Miller , Chief Executive Officer . " Revenue of $ 5.9 million in the quarter increased 22.6 % from Q2 2025 and 9.7 % sequentially from Q1 2026 , bringing first - half revenue to $ 11.3 million , up 19.6 % year - over - year . Total operating expenses of $ 2.9 million were 36.6 % lower than Q2 2025 , with G & A down 37.9 % , reflecting the sustained benefit of last year's restructuring and the discipline we continue to apply across the organization . Gross margin came in at 57.4 % for the quarter , below our exceptionally strong first - quarter result of 61.0 % , as the mix shifted back toward Live Production ; for the first half , gross margin was 61.0 % compared to 61.7 % in the first half of the year . " Live Production revenue strengthened materially , up 27.2 % year - over - year and more than doubling sequentially , led by demand across Asia and the Americas . While our global MilGov business was strong , we experienced delays in U.S. State and Local deployments as a result of the extended U.S. Government shutdown . At the same time , our U.S. Federal / Department of War pipeline continues to build across defense and homeland security agencies , and our Al initiative , including the transition to a new Al- enabled CRM at a fraction of our prior software cost , is compressing quote - to - order cycle times and beginning to show through in our cost structure . We remain focused on converting this pipeline into revenue and sustaining the profitability progress we've made this year . " 1/4 14