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NextVision Stabilized Systems

8 stories about NextVision Stabilized Systems
מוסף שבועי 7.12.23 חן גולן מנכ"ל נקסט ויזן

NextVision founders cash in as stock surges 1,800%

19.03.25|Yuval Azulay, Yarden Rozanski
The company’s executives have capitalized on the booming stock price, with shares jumping to a $2.1B valuation.
חן גולן יו"ר נקסט ויז'ן

NextVision secures foreign investment with $52M deal

17.03.25|Yuval Azulay
Investment bank and Clal insurance buy into drone camera company, driving major shareholder gains.
מוסף שבועי 7.12.23 חן גולן מנכ"ל נקסט ויזן

NextVision eyes US listing after record-breaking IPO and 187% profit surge

12.11.24|Yaniv Rahimi
The Israeli company aims for further growth with a potential U.S. stock market debut.
מוסף שבועי 7.12.23 חן גולן מנכ"ל נקסט ויזן

After surging 900% to reach $1B market cap, Israeli drone camera company sets sights on accelerated growth

12.03.24|Amir Kurtz
"Our efficiency allows us not to increase product prices and still maintain high profitability," says Chen Golan, chairman of NextVision, which manufactures cameras for aircraft. NextVision doubled its revenue to $52 million last year, with net profit jumping 250%. The company is expecting 70% growth in 2024.
מוסף שבועי 7.12.23 חן גולן מנכ"ל נקסט ויזן

NextVision revenue surges amid rising demand for drone cameras

11.03.24|Miki Greenfeld
The war sharply increased the demand for NextVision's cameras, in addition to a jump in sales in Europe and the US following the war in Ukraine; the company ended 2023 with a 150% jump in net profit to $27.5 million; NextVision's stock jumped by 302% last year.
מוסף שבועי 7.12.23 חן גולן מנכ"ל נקסט ויזן

The Israeli startup selling drone cameras to armies across the world

11.12.23|Diana Bahur Nir, Yuval Azulay
NextVision manufactures tiny cameras for drones and UAVs which have become the eyes of armies around the world. Founder Chen Golan, a former Air Force pilot, tells Calcalist how his small startup has reached a value of $620 million
חן גולן נקסטויז'ן nextvision chen golan

Drone cameras netted NextVision founders $195 million profit

14.11.23|Amir Perger
Following a boost resulting from the security situation in Israel, NextVision, a manufacturer of photographic solutions for UAVs and drones, has already exceeded the $44 million annual sales goal it set for itself till the end of 2023. The net profit in the third quarter jumped by 130% compared to the corresponding quarter. The company's value has jumped four times since the IPO in Tel Aviv, in June 2021
נקסטויז'ן extvision drone

The Israeli company developing the eyes behind suicide drones

06.04.22|Yafit Ovadia
NextVision Stabilized Systems’ cameras enable drones to monitor areas like never before, and hone in and attack targets, when needed
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