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Spectra Systems wins new sensor order worth $1.4m

The banknote authentication specialist has received a follow-on sensor contract from an affiliate of the customer behind its original $39.6m deal.

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Spectra Systems Corporation (LSE:SPSC), a provider of machine-readable banknote authentication and security printing technologies, has secured a second additional sensor order expected to generate $1.4m in revenue, with deliveries scheduled between 2026 and the second quarter of 2027.

The order comes from an affiliate of the same customer that awarded Spectra its $39.6m sensor contract announced in July 2024, extending the technology's reach further across that customer's organisational structure.

"We are delighted to receive a second additional requirement for our sensors, reaffirming the degree to which our technology underpins security throughout our customer's organizational footprint," said chief executive Dr. Nabil Lawandy.

The $1.4m contract is modest relative to the original award but signals that the underlying customer relationship is broadening beyond the initial programme, with the technology now adopted by a second affiliated organisation within the same network.

Deliveries are expected to run through to the second quarter of 2027.

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