Actelis Networks, Inc. (ASNS) Earnings

ASNS has beaten EPS estimates in 1 of its last 4 reported quarters (average surprise -311.0% over the last four).

Next earnings
Not scheduled
Track record
Beat EPS in 1 of 4 quarters
Avg surprise -311.0% (last 4 quarters)
Earnings history
Report dateEPS estEPS actualSurpriseRevenueRev. surprise
Mar 23, 2026$-0.39$-0.32+17.9%$1M+90.3%
Nov 14, 2025$-1.30$-1.70-30.8%$643000-57.1%
Aug 14, 2025$-0.16$-0.21-31.2%$941000-37.3%
Mar 24, 2025$-0.02$-0.26-1200.0%$1M-57.5%
Nov 14, 2024$-0.09$3M
Aug 14, 2024$0.01$3M
Nov 14, 2023$-0.32$845000
Aug 24, 2023$-0.68$2M
May 12, 2023$-1.09$2M
Nov 11, 2022$-1.30$1M
Aug 11, 2022$-1.70$3M
Jun 22, 2022$-22.60$2M

Source: company filings + earnings calendar. For informational purposes only — not investment advice.

Earnings call summary

Q4 FY2024 · March 24, 2025

AI summary of management’s prepared remarks and analyst Q&A. For informational purposes only — not investment advice.

Management highlights

• 2024 was transformative with 38% revenue growth, 125% gross margin improvement, and 67% reduction in loss per share. • Progress in key markets: federal/military (150% YOY new orders), software/services (tripled new orders), MDU (GigaLine 900 gaining traction), smart city/transportation (major deployments). • Introduced MetaShield solution, prioritizing its integration into installed base for recurring revenue. • Strengthening go-to-market through industry presence and strategic partnerships. • Focus on operational efficiency, reducing operating expenses by 13%, and evaluating debt facilities to fund initiatives. • Board enhanced with two industry veterans.

Guidance

• Prioritize MetaShield into installed base globally for recurring revenue through subscriptions. • Strengthen go-to-market execution via industry events and strategic partnerships. • Focus on operational efficiency and evaluate selective debt facilities to fund growth without excessive equity dilution. • Expect continued growth in core markets: federal, IoT/smart city, and MDU.

Segment performance

Total revenue for 2024 increased 38% to $7.8 million from $5.6 million in 2023. North American revenues saw a 134% increase, representing a larger portion of the business. Gross margin improved dramatically to 55% from 34% in 2023. Software and services new orders tripled. In the federal/military sector, new orders grew 150% YOY. The GigaLine 900 solution family for multi-dwelling units is gaining market traction, and the smart city and transportation space secured major deployments in cities like Washington, DC and European municipalities.

Risks & headwinds

• Lumpy bookings and shipments leading to revenue unpredictability within the year. • Potential equity dilution if debt facilities are not secured to fund growth initiatives. • Market unpredictability in timing of large orders and deployments.

Analyst Q&A

  • Q: What's the driver for sequential revenue decline in Q4 and is it something to expect in the future?

    A: Tuvia Barlev said opportunities are lumpy, with larger orders coming in at different times, and growth is expected to continue as they seed large markets.

  • Q: Concern about reverse split for stock?

    A: Tuvia Barlev stated there's no current plan, and growth perspective should improve share value.

  • Q: Future outlook, dilution, projects, partnerships?

    A: Tuvia Barlev discussed growth in federal, IoT/smart city, and MDU markets, mentioned potential equity dilution but looking to raise debt first, and ongoing partnerships with integrators and advisors.

  • Q: Previous deals and MetaShield revenue?

    A: Tuvia Barlev said QIND deal not struck, MetaShield expected to generate revenue in 2025 second half.

  • Q: Update on NRTS project and dollar value?

    A: Tuvia Barlev said NRTS is a large UK highways project, first phase was several million, next phases dependent on UK government, hard to predict timing or dollar value.

  • Q: Expectation of 2025 profitability?

    A: Tuvia Barlev said they'd love to be profitable but can't guarantee, loss per share has reduced significantly, but large contracts' timing is uncertain.