Night vision equipment maker Exosens jumps on Czech Army deal
BUZZ-Night vision equipment maker Exosens jumps on Czech Army deal ** Shares in defence company Exosens EXENS.PA rise around 3.4%, tracking best intra-day move in a month, after the French firm won long-term supply contract for Czech Armed Forces
** TP ICAP analysts estimates in a note the order's value at roughly 40 million euros ($46 million) "spread over six years", calling it a "limited contribution" at a group level
** The sensors and optics maker said on Monday that it had secured a contract to supply the Czech Army with roughly 17,000 image-intensifying equipment through 2032
** "The key takeaway is improved backlog visibility, with no acceleration in revenue growth as the model remains constrained by production capacity", TP ICAP analysts say
** The broker adds the contract reflects broader defence trend of mid-sized, multi-year programmes that increase and stabilise demand, as night vision equipment for infantry remains largely independent from technology cycles such as for drones
** Should Monday's rise hold, the stock will gain 15.6% YTD
($1 = 0.8767 euros)
(Reporting by Mateusz Rabiega)
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