SPCBSuperCom Ltd.
The schedule
- Thu15Oct
Federal budget allocations for domestic tracking and offender management under President Trump's public safety mandates.
- Tue26Jan
Q3 results detailing late-year contract pipeline execution and year-end free cash flow generation.
- Tue27Apr
- Tue27Jul
Estimated Q1 2027 earnings release, setting the operational tone and initial ARR guidance for the fiscal year.
Past
- Wed30Sep
Decision window for addressing SPCB's $21.1M debt burden, weighing dilutive equity against debt refinancing.
- Tue28Jul
Actual outcome: Bear · $10.85 at outcome
SuperCom's Q2 2026 earnings release was scheduled for August 13, later than initially anticipated, though the company eventually reported in-line EPS of $0.24. Despite announcing multiple new electronic monitoring contract wins in New York and Ohio during the target window, the stock failed to sustain upward momentum and closed at $10.85, breaching the $11.00 bear floor. The lack of immediate financial results to validate EBITDA sustainability and revenue conversion from recent RFP wins left investors cautious, overshadowing the positive contract news.
Q2 2026 financial results highlighting EBITDA sustainability and revenue conversion from recent RFP wins.
- Wed15Jul
Actual outcome: Mixed · $11.03 at outcome
SuperCom announced multiple contract wins during the period, including a new electronic monitoring contract in Kansas and a $3.0 million order from a European Ministry of Justice. However, the positive momentum from these RFP outcomes was likely offset by dilution from a $7.5 million registered direct offering announced just prior to the event window, resulting in a muted 2.9% price increase that failed to reach the bull target.
Expected timeline for state and municipal RFP decisions regarding domestic offender monitoring contracts.
- Sat20Jun
Actual outcome: Bear · $10.71 at outcome
Despite SuperCom announcing major national electronic monitoring contracts in Sweden ($75 million budget) and Norway ($6.1 million budget) around the event date, the stock failed to gain upward momentum. The market reaction suggests that these contract wins and the IoT platform showcase were likely already priced in or insufficient to excite investors, causing shares to drift lower and breach the $10.80 bear floor.
Launch and commercial showcase of SuperCom's upgraded IoT electronic tracking suite.
- Tue28Apr
Actual outcome: Bull · $11.24 at outcome
SuperCom reported record Q4 2025 results, with revenues growing 18% to $7.5 million and generating $2.2 million in EBITDA, alleviating concerns about declining year-over-year revenue. The strong financial performance was further bolstered by the announcement of four new electronic monitoring contracts in New York, driving the stock well past the bull target.
FY25 / Q4 2025 earnings are the first look at whether SuperCom can sustain the sharp profitability improvement seen through 2025 against still-declining year-on-year revenue. A clean print with stable margins and cash generation from the $6–7M quarterly revenue base would support the stock toward $9.70, while any relapse into losses or weak backlog conversion could push shares back toward $9.70.
