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In the first half of 2026, numerous milestones with an impact on revenue and profit were achieved, which had originally been planned for the second half of the year. This resulted in a corresponding shift in revenue and earnings into the first half of 2026.

Thanks to this positive performance, revenue for the first half of 2026 is expected to rise to around 
EUR 340 million, according to preliminary figures (first half of 2025: EUR 236.8 million). EBIT is expected to be in positive territory at around EUR 15 million in the first half of 2026 (first half of 2025: EUR -4.3 million).

Order intake is expected to rise to around EUR 360 million (first half of 2025: EUR 309.0 million).

(16 July 2026, 17:35)

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• ATM automation system now operational, ensuring seamless air traffic control continuity across Denmark’s area control centre (ACC) and major airports
• Open platform architecture enables future service integration and long-term system resilience

The Danish air navigation service provider Naviair has successfully deployed and put into live operation its backup air traffic management (ATM) system, based on Frequentis’ ATM automation solution PRISMA. 

“The transition to live operations marks a major milestone for both teams,” says Josef Kutschi, Managing Director at Frequentis Comsoft. “This project demonstrates how a modern and flexible high-capacity backup system can deliver lasting value. We are proud to support Naviair in strengthening the resilience of its ATM infrastructure and look forward to continuing our successful collaboration.”

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• Frequentis delivered defence‑grade UTM capability to strengthen safety, security, and resilience in the lower airspace
• Unified “drone air picture” supports integration of crewed and uncrewed aircraft
• Operational validation demonstrates scalable, real‑world UAS enablement

Frequentis was named runner-up in the Safety, Security & Resilience category of the Seamless Skies Awards. The project delivered a pioneering low‑altitude air picture and military uncrewed traffic management (UTM) capability to the German Armed Forces. The award recognises a breakthrough in how defence organisations can safely manage rapidly growing UAS (uncrewed aerial systems) activity while maintaining operational control in complex, dynamic airspace environments.

“This recognition at the Seamless Skies Awards reflects the dedication and expertise of everyone involved in delivering a resilient, defence‑grade UTM capability,” says Peter Skiczuk, Frequentis Vice President Defence. “It demonstrates how Frequentis is helping customers strengthen safety, security, and operational continuity in the lower airspace, ensuring that UAS activity can be integrated safely, predictably, and at scale.”

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The Annual General Meeting resolved that the dividend for the 2025 financial year should be EUR 0.30 (30 cents) per share entitled to dividends; payment will be made from 29 June 2026.

Under item 8 of the agenda, Ms Sylvia Bardach was re-elected as a member of the Supervisory Board until the end of the Annual General Meeting that will consider the financial year 2030.

Under item 9 of the agenda, the Executive Board’s remuneration policy was approved.

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• Demonstrates long-term commitment and reliability in the mission-critical communications (MCX) market
• Nemergent’s MCX technology is already the core component of Frequentis MissionX platform, reinforcing proven integration and maturity
• Lyfo’s patented multi‑network switching enhances seamless service continuity, even during mobile network outages
• The enhanced MissionX ecosystem will accelerate innovation and deliver significant benefits for next-generation mission-critical broadband solutions

Frequentis is taking two significant steps to reinforce its position as a long‑term, trusted provider in the mission‑critical communications market: taking shareholder majority in Nemergent Solutions S.L., Spain, to a 51% majority in July 2026 (from currently 25%) and deepening its strategic partnership with Lyfo B.V., Netherlands.

“These partnerships underline our commitment to a best‑in‑class MCX ecosystem. Customers can rely on Frequentis for long‑term stability, innovation, and operational excellence. They also confirm our readiness to support large‑scale rollouts, including FRMCS railway programs and nationwide mission-critical networks for public safety agencies, delivering a future‑proof, interoperable, and fully European stack,” says Manuel Hintermayr, Frequentis Director Mission Critical Services.

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