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Telos Q1: Revenue up 56% to $47.7M, net income $2.0M, Adj EBITDA $7.9M; reaffirms FY outlook
Revenue grew 56% YoY to $47.7M; Security Solutions up 78% driven by Telos ID.
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Telos CEO John B. Wood takes medical leave; Q1 revenue expected above guidance high-end
CEO John B. Wood began medical leave April 28, 2026; duration uncertain.
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Telos Q4 revenue $46.8M (+77% YoY); Adj EBITDA $7.3M; FY guide 14-21% growth
Revenue $46.8M, up 77% YoY; Security Solutions grew 105% from Telos ID programs.
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Telos Q3 revenue $51.4M (+116% YoY), beats guidance; raises full-year outlook
Revenue $51.4M, up 116% YoY, exceeding guidance on Telos ID strength and stronger Q3 weighting.
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Telos Q2 revenue $36.0M (+26% YoY); Security Solutions up 82%; guides Q3 $44-47M revenue
Revenue $36.0M (+26.2% YoY); Security Solutions $32.5M (+81.8%); GAAP net loss $9.5M.
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Telos Q1 revenue $30.6M (+16% seq); GAAP net loss $8.6M; Adj EBITDA $0.4M
Revenue $30.6M, up 16.1% sequentially; Security Solutions $25.8M (84.3%), Secure Networks $4.8M.
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Telos reports Q4 revenue $26.4M, 10.9% sequential growth; guides Q1 7-15% growth
Q4 revenue $26.4M, up 10.9% sequentially; Security Solutions $21.9M (83.1%), Secure Networks $4.5M.
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Telos announces protest denied on $40M CISA award; stop-work order lifted
CISA denied protest on award worth up to $40M to Telos Security Solutions over 5 years; Stop-Work Order lifted Jan 6, 2025.
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Telos Q3 revenue falls to $23.8M, GAAP net loss $28.1M; guides Q4 rev up 3-11% sequentially
Revenue $23.8M, down 34% YoY from $36.2M; GAAP net loss $28.1M vs $8.7M loss YoY.
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Telos announces $485M government award protest withdrawn, stop-work order lifted
Protester withdrew protest on an award worth up to $485M to Telos over five years.
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Telos Q2 revenue $28.5M above guidance; cash gross margin expands to 42.0%
Revenue $28.5M, down 13% YoY from $32.9M; net loss $7.8M vs $8.0M loss YoY.
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Telos Q1 revenue $29.6M (above guidance), GAAP net loss $7.4M narrows YoY
Revenue $29.6M, down 16% YoY from $35.2M; beat high end of guided range.
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Telos reports Q4 revenue $41.1M, full-year $145.4M; secures awards worth up to $525M over five years
Q4 revenue $41.1M (down from $47.3M but above expectations); GAAP net loss $(7.0)M vs $(14.2)M prior year.
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Telos Q3 revenue $36.2M, beats guidance; raises full-year outlook on all metrics
Revenue $36.2M, above high end of guidance; down 43% YoY from $63.6M.
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Telos named TSA's second official PreCheck enrollment provider; begins at 10 locations
Telos Corporation becomes second official TSA PreCheck enrollment and renewal provider, starting at 10 locations.
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Telos Q2 revenue $32.9M; GAAP net loss improves 43% YoY; raises full-year guidance
Revenue $32.9M (down 41% YoY from $55.8M) but above high end of guidance.
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Telos Q1 revenue falls 30% to $35.2M; net loss improves 35%; reaffirms FY guidance
Revenue of $35.2M, down from $50.2M YoY; gross margin expanded 66 bps to 38.3%.
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Telos Q4 revenue $47.3M, GAAP net loss $14.2M; forecasts lower 2023 revenue
Q4 revenue $47.3M vs $64.1M YoY; gross margin 38.6% (+95 bps).
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Telos Q3 revenue $63.6M beats guidance; lowers FY2022 outlook on Secure Networks; EVP retiring
Q3 revenue $63.6M (above guidance high); GAAP net loss $7.3M; adjusted EBITDA $8.6M (above guidance).
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TSA grants Telos authority to operate PreCheck enrollment system; trial period begins
TSA issued an Authority to Operate to Telos for its PreCheck system on October 18, 2022.
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Telos Q2 revenue $55.8M above guidance; GAAP net loss $12.3M; starts share repurchases
Revenue $55.8M, above high end of guidance; gross margin 37.5%, also above guidance range.
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Telos authorizes $50M share repurchase program; cash position $120.2M
Board authorized up to $50M in common stock repurchases, no expiration date.
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Telos Q1 revenue $50.2M above guidance; gross margin expands to 37.6%
Revenue of $50.2M, above high-end of guidance; gross profit up 30% YoY to $18.9M.
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Telos Q4 revenue $64.1M (+43% YoY); delays 10-K filing due to internal controls
Q4 revenue $64.1M (+43% YoY), gross margin 37.7% (+196 bps). GAAP EPS $(0.08), adjusted EPS $0.11.
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Telos delays 10-K filing, identifies material weaknesses in internal controls
10-K filing delayed due to year-end closing and internal control assessment slowdown.
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Telos Q3 revenue $70.1M (+48% YoY); record gross profit; raises FY guidance
Revenue $70.1M, up 48% reported, 80% adjusted excluding Census contract; driven by Xacta, Telos ID, Secure Networks.
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Telos Q2 revenue up 8% to $52.6M; gross margin expands 290 bps; reaffirms FY guidance
Revenue $52.6M (+8% YoY; +48% excluding US Census contract); gross profit $20.6M (+17%), margin 39.1%.
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Telos appoints Mark Bendza as CFO, replacing Michele Nakazawa who will retire
Mark Bendza named EVP and CFO effective July 19, 2021; succeeds Michele Nakazawa after 17 years.