Next Vision

UVision's upcoming US IPO, led by JPMorgan and controlled by Aaron Frenkel, faces delays and valuation hurdles amid a broader slump in defense stock valuations.

Israeli defense stocks, including Elbit Systems and Next Vision, experienced sharp corrections on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange despite robust financial reports. Fidelity's massive sell-off and extreme valuation multiples fueled the downturn, even as companies like Elbit expand global exhibitions.

Next Vision secured a $24 million camera order for 2027 delivery from an existing client, following a major share sale by Fidelity.

Swiss investment bank UBS initiated coverage of Israeli drone camera maker Next Vision with a Buy rating and a 434-shekel target price, signaling a 99% upside potential.

Next Vision attracts bullish coverage from Needham and UBS, with international investment firms highlighting massive growth in the stabilized drone camera market and projecting strong revenue surges.

For weeks, the Israeli chip giant was at the top of foreign purchases, and this week it jumped to the sellers' side. Along with it, a hot defense stock continues to absorb heavy liquidations. What is behind the wave of liquidations, and what does it teach us about your portfolio?

Next Vision reports a new order worth approximately $5.9 million from an existing client, adding to an unprecedented order backlog of over $217 million since the beginning of 2026.

The hot defense company doubled its profits and raised its forecast for the second time this year, yet it absorbed heavy selling from foreign investors. How does a stock with a phenomenal report fall, and what does it teach you about your portfolio?

US President Donald Trump's executive order imposing tariffs on drones has caused Next Vision's stock to drop by 5.7%. However, experts question the severity of the impact, as the company is already planning to localize production in the US.

The company Next Vision announced the receipt of an order from an existing client for the supply of cameras and other products. The deal, worth approximately $5.6 million, will be fully supplied by the end of 2026.

The two largest defense stocks on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange posted good financial results but plunged on the day of the report. The reason: when the valuation is twice the industry average, good results are not enough. "A high bar of expectations has been built around defense stocks."

Chen Golan, Chairman and Co-Founder of Next Vision, spoke with ice about another quarter that shattered forecasts, the anticipated acquisition, and why the company is not rushing to NASDAQ. He also addressed the sensitive issue of stock sales by founders.

Revenues of the manufacturer of stabilized cameras for drones rose by 138% in the second quarter, a growth driven by an increase in sales volume and the number of customers. The company is raising its revenue target for this year to $355 million, or a growth of about 111% compared to 2025.

Following a decline in its stock price last month, Next Vision, a developer of advanced imaging solutions, has announced new orders worth $14.4 million, boosting its shares on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.