Earnings
Gatekeeper Reports $31.8M Revenue in Fiscal 2025

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Executive Summary
- Gatekeeper Systems reported FY 2025 revenue of $31.8 M (↓16% YoY) and a comprehensive loss of $3.0 M, reversing the prior year’s profit.
- The company secured $25 M in two bought‑deal financings during 2025 and added a $13.5 M financing in November, expanding its cash position to $14.8 M plus undrawn credit facilities.
- New contract wins totalled $43.8 M, highlighted by a $27 M transit video contract with the NY MTA Long Island Rail Road and a $9.3 M school‑bus video deal.
Key Details
- FY 2025 Revenue: $31,785,173 (down from $37,810,957 in FY 2024). Excluding a one‑time $9 M transit contract in 2024, regular business grew ~10%.
- New Business Contracts (post‑Aug 31 2025):
- $27 M transit video contract – New York MTA Long Island Rail Road
- $9.3 M school‑bus video contract – unnamed student transportation provider
- OEM video contract – Alstom
- Proof‑of‑concept freight rail project – L&T Technology Services (Middle East)
- Gross Profit: $13,102,781 (41% margin) vs. $17,242,182 (46%) FY 2024.
- Operating Expenses: $16,945,190 vs. $13,047,639 FY 2024.
- Comprehensive Loss: $(2,976,542) FY 2025 vs. $1,899,718 profit FY 2024.
- Quarter‑ended Aug 31 2025 (Q4):
- Revenue $11,102,000 (↓5% YoY)
- Gross margin 36% (down from 40%)
- Comprehensive loss $(2,200,000) (vs. $(1,200,000) prior year)
- Mobile Data Collectors (MDCs): ~8,000 installed in FY 2025; total installations ≈65,000.
- Hosted Services Subscriptions: ~4,000 MDC subscriptions since data‑center launch Feb 2024.
- Financings: Two bought‑deal financings – $11.5 M (July 2025) and $13.5 M (Nov 2025); aggregate gross proceeds $25 M.
- Liquidity (as of Aug 31 2025): Working capital $23.6 M; cash $14.8 M. Undrawn facilities: $6 M credit facility + $7.5 M letter of credit with TD Bank.
- Board Appointment: Hamish Dobson, security‑industry executive, appointed to board of directors.
Notable Quotes
“2025 has been a transformational year for Gatekeeper… we secured $25 million in two bought‑deal financings and expanded our TD Bank credit facilities to support larger projects.” – Doug Dyment, President & CEO
Materiality Assessment: Material – Negative (significant revenue decline, loss reversal, large new contracts and financing that materially affect the company’s financial position).
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