Frequency Electronics designs and manufactures precision time and frequency control products used in satellite, defense, and communications applications. The company sells primarily into U.S. Government and government-related programs, with products embedded in larger systems built by prime contractors and other customers.
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| Time and frequency control products | 55% Precision oscillators, clocks, and related timing products used in satellite and defense systems. |
| Space communications hardware | 35% Products and subsystems used in commercial and U.S. Government communication satellite programs. |
| Defense and non-space government systems | 8% Electronics and frequency products sold into U.S. Government and DOD programs outside space. |
| Commercial and industrial products | 2% Smaller commercial and industrial applications outside the core government and space markets. |
The company sells to both commercial and governmental customers, but its revenue base is heavily tied to U.S...
Buys precision timing and frequency products for space and defense programs; chosen for qualification, reliability, and mission-critical performance.
Integrate FEI products into larger satellite, guidance, and communications platforms and drive most program volume.
Purchase timing and frequency hardware for satellite communications payloads and related subsystems.
Buy frequency control products for defense electronics and mission systems outside the satellite market.
Purchase smaller volumes of timing and frequency products for specialized industrial applications.
The company is headquartered in the United States and its revenue is overwhelmingly tied to U.S...
Management is focused on keeping products at the leading edge of time and frequency technology through ongoing R&D and...
Product performance and qualification are central to winning space and defense programs.
Most revenue comes from mission-critical government-linked programs with recurring qualification barriers.
These can expand the product portfolio while limiting internal capital burden.
The business is highly concentrated in a small number of government-linked customers and programs, so the loss or delay...
A few large customers and U.S. Government-linked programs account for most sales, so cancellations or recompetition would hit revenue quickly.
As a defense contractor, the company is a target for attacks that could disrupt operations or compromise sensitive designs.
The company relies on specialized suppliers, and shortages or quality issues can delay projects and increase costs.
Revenue is tied to customer programs and percentage-of-completion accounting, so timing changes can move revenue between quarters.
Over-time revenue recognition depends on cost-to-complete estimates, so revisions can materially change profitability.
: 28/04/2026