In this Ausbiz interview, EOS’ CEO Dr Andreas Schwer discusses the company’s turnaround, with the order book now at $459 million following completion of a multi-year restructuring. He outlines expected revenue growth, a path to break-even, and the growing role of high energy laser capability. The interview also highlights the strategic importance of the General Dynamics Land Systems contract for US expansion.
On 6 February 2026, Electro Optic Systems officially opened its new high energy laser weapon facility in Singapore, establishing a regional hub for the manufacturing, integration and testing of 100 kW-class high energy laser capability for regional and international customers. The site marks a significant step in EOS’ global growth strategy and long-term commitment to Singapore’s defence science and technology ecosystem.
Repelling mass drone strikes is a hard and expensive task, but lasers might help. Defence companies are in a gold rush to make that happen. Find out more in this article by Tom Cassauwers
The agreement establishes a framework for cooperation across marketing and product development enabling both companies to combine their complementary expertise in weapons and remote-controlled weapon stations, weapon systems, and integrated defence solutions
Announced at World Defense Show, the agreement establishes a framework for EOS and ROKETSAN to collaborate in responding to customer requirements as they arise.
Electro Optic Systems (EOS) today officially opened its new Singapore facility, establishing a regional hub for the manufacturing, integration and testing of high energy laser capability for regional and international customers.
By Murdo Morrison To say the Ukraine conflict has changed modern warfare would be an understatement. Although both sides possess sophisticated missiles and anti-missile technologies,
The agreement establishes a framework for cooperation across marketing, product development, and research and development, enabling both companies to combine their complementary expertise in unmanned platforms, weapon systems, and integrated defence solutions.
This independent analysis looks at why Slinger is being discussed as a different approach to counter-drone defence, focused on mobility, precision, and affordability, and why analysts see this as disruptive to traditional European military procurement thinking.
This article by Kym Bergmann examines how the evolving drone threat to military forces and civil infrastructure is reshaping air defence priorities, and how EOS is positioning itself at the centre of that shift. It outlines EOS’ move from individual effectors to integrated, scalable counter-drone solutions, combining remote weapon systems, high energy lasers, and AI-enabled command and control following the acquisition of MARSS.
