Invisio AB
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Invisio AB
Invisio AB makes advanced communication equipment for people who need to hear and talk clearly in noisy or dangerous environments. Its main products are headsets, control units, and intercom systems that let soldiers, police officers, and other professional users communicate while protecting their hearing and keeping their hands free. The company sells mainly to defense organizations, law enforcement agencies, and security or rescue teams, often through military procurement and specialist distributors. It also works with systems integrators and equipment suppliers that build complete communication setups for vehicles, command centers, and personal gear. Invisio makes money by selling this hardware and related accessories, with some recurring income from service, support, and replacement parts. What sets Invisio apart is that it sits in a very specific part of the communications chain: it turns standard radio signals into secure, usable voice communication for people working in extreme conditions. Its products are designed to connect with radios and other tactical equipment from different makers, so customers can build a tailored system rather than buy a one-size-fits-all product.
Invisio AB makes advanced communication equipment for people who need to hear and talk clearly in noisy or dangerous environments. Its main products are headsets, control units, and intercom systems that let soldiers, police officers, and other professional users communicate while protecting their hearing and keeping their hands free.
The company sells mainly to defense organizations, law enforcement agencies, and security or rescue teams, often through military procurement and specialist distributors. It also works with systems integrators and equipment suppliers that build complete communication setups for vehicles, command centers, and personal gear. Invisio makes money by selling this hardware and related accessories, with some recurring income from service, support, and replacement parts.
What sets Invisio apart is that it sits in a very specific part of the communications chain: it turns standard radio signals into secure, usable voice communication for people working in extreme conditions. Its products are designed to connect with radios and other tactical equipment from different makers, so customers can build a tailored system rather than buy a one-size-fits-all product.
Record Q1: INVISIO said Q1 2026 was its strongest first quarter ever, with revenue of SEK 430 million, about 30% growth, and order intake up 27% year over year.
Margin hit: Gross margin was temporarily pressured by a low-margin donation-related sale; management said gross margin would have been close to 60% without it, and the impact should not repeat in Q2.
Order book: The quarter ended with an order book of around SEK 750 million, which management expects to be delivered mostly in Q2 and Q3.
New products: First deliveries of the T30 headset, INVISIO Link wireless Intercom, and H Series data hubs were a highlight, with management expecting the T30 to become a high-volume product.
U.S. delay: The U.S. government shutdown hurt Q1 order intake, but management expects delayed activity to catch up later in the year.
Outlook: Management remained upbeat on demand, citing strong defense and security spending and continued interest in complete system solutions.
