The numbers were fuelled by a number of high-profile contracts, including record space sector orders, which included a deal to supply parts to Elon Musk’s SpaceX interstellar venture. The firm, headquartered at NETPark, in Sedgefield, County Durham, also secured an agreement to provide “critical components” to defence operator Leonardo, picked up a £13.4 million order to deliver electronic sensor system parts for an unnamed client and is set to supply equipment to Airbus Defence and Space to support satellite production for Eutelsat OneWeb. Championing its “conviction” in “complex, fast-evolving markets”, chief executive Nat Edington said the company – which has expanded its NETPark footprint with a move to a larger factory – said: “The 2025 financial year has been a transformative year, showcasing the successful execution of our growth strategy. “Our record revenue growth and landmark wins in the space and defence sectors reflect the trust placed in us by global players and that our technology is meeting real world demand. “As we enter the 2026 financial year, we are confident in our trajectory, with a strong order book, healthy cash position and a strengthened leadership team in place… and our move to a new, larger manufacturing facility will enable us to scale effectively and capitalise on the significant opportunities.” Jonathan Neale, chair, added: “We enter the new financial year facing headwinds from a weakened US dollar but with a growing pipeline and increased customer engagement across multiple markets. “With a robust order book, world-class talent and a clear innovation strategy, we are well-positioned to lead in the converging sectors of communications, aerospace, defence and space.”