A recent analysis of the public safety market highlights the shift toward cloud-based solutions and data-driven technologies. This trend is a response to the growing need for efficient and integrated systems that enhance communication and situational awareness for first responders.

The report also notes the increasing role of artificial intelligence (AI) in threat detection and resource management, as agencies seek proactive approaches to safety.

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Market Context (September 12, 2025): The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite both posted gains, closing up 0.7% and 1.1%, respectively, driven by positive economic data and investor optimism. The Dow Jones Industrial Average also saw a modest increase. This market action occurred amid ongoing discussions on federal spending and ahead of a key Federal Reserve meeting next week.

This is not financial advice. The Public Safety Report does not receive payment by any organization, including these. These companies have been subjectively listed and may not reflect the entire publicly traded public safety ecosystem. Consult a licensed financial professional for financial advice.

Public Safety Stocks:

• Comtech Telecommunications Corp. (CMTL): Closed at $2.85. The company's stock experienced a slight uptrend, with investors awaiting updates on its strategic plan to divest non-core assets. Recent reports highlighted its focus on a new, high-capacity satellite communications system.

• AT&T Inc. (T): Closed at $29.15. The stock saw a 1.25% gain, outperforming the broader market. This movement was supported by positive analyst commentary on the company's fiber-optic and 5G network expansion.

• T-Mobile US, Inc. (TMUS): Closed at $241.80. The company announced the successful completion of its new 5G network in several key metropolitan areas, which contributed to a positive market sentiment. A new partnership with a major cloud provider for enhanced enterprise solutions was also announced.

• SoundThinking, Inc. (SSTI): Closed at $14.15. The stock had a strong trading day, with its price being buoyed by the company's recent contract wins for its public safety technology platforms in several municipalities.

• Axon Enterprise, Inc. (AXON): Closed at $798.20. Axon's stock demonstrated significant upward momentum, following news of a new product launch in its body camera division and strong demand for its cloud-based digital evidence management solutions.

• Genasys Inc. (GNSS): Closed at $1.92. The stock closed with a slight gain after the company's release of its next-generation Genasys Protect™ software, aimed at improving public warning and mass notification systems.

• Lakeland Industries, Inc. (LAKE): Closed at $14.20. The stock experienced positive movement as a result of renewed institutional investor interest. News about the company's expansion of its manufacturing capacity for fire and hazmat suits also helped to drive sentiment.

• Wrap Technologies, Inc. (WRAP): Closed at $1.68. The company's stock saw a positive day, with investors reacting to a major international order for its non-lethal BolaWrap® devices.

• Spok Holdings Inc. (SPOK): Closed at $17.85. The company announced a strong dividend payout and provided a positive outlook on its Q3 2025 financial results, which drove investor confidence and led to a positive daily performance.

• CAE Inc. (CAE): Closed at $30.10. The stock was buoyed by news of a significant contract award from a major aerospace client for flight simulation technology, reinforcing its strong position in the defense and aviation training sector.

• Globalstar, Inc. (GSAT): Closed at $24.25. The stock closed higher after the company provided a positive update on its satellite constellation deployment and strategic partnerships with telecommunications companies.

• Motorola Solutions, Inc. (MSI): Closed at $435.50. The company's stock reached a new 52-week high, driven by the strong performance of its mission-critical communications and video security segments. A large contract with a state government for its public safety ecosystem was a key catalyst.

• Oracle Corporation (ORCL): Closed at $235.80. The stock continued its positive trend, with investors reacting favorably to the company's sustained growth in its cloud services and infrastructure business, particularly within government contracts.

• Palantir Technologies Inc. (PLTR): Closed at $137.50. The stock posted a gain, following the announcement of a new partnership with a large U.S. government agency to provide its data analytics platform for national security operations.

• Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, Inc. (KTOS): Closed at $44.15. The stock performed well after the company secured a new contract for its unmanned aerial systems, and an analyst upgrade to "strong buy" further fueled positive investor sentiment.

• Verizon Communications Inc. (VZ): Closed at $44.20. The stock saw a modest increase, with investors reacting to the company's steady performance and its continued efforts to expand its 5G and fixed wireless services.

• Tyler Technologies, Inc. (TYL): Closed at $591.25. The company's stock experienced a solid gain, as investors looked forward to its Q3 earnings report, and a recent acquisition of a smaller public sector software provider was seen as a positive strategic move.

• Bridger Aerospace Group Holdings, Inc. (BAER): Closed at $1.25. The stock price showed little movement, with the company's focus remaining on its aerial firefighting operations.

• BK Technologies Corp. (BKTI): Closed at $1.50. The company's stock was stable, with its strategic focus on providing critical communications equipment for public safety professionals.

This is not financial advice. The Public Safety Report does not receive payment by any organization, including these. These companies have been subjectively listed and may not reflect the entire publicly traded public safety ecosystem. Consult a licensed financial professional for financial advice.