Odysight.ai Inc. ($ODYS), a leader in AI-powered visual sensing and predictive maintenance solutions, recently took a significant step to enhance its financial agility by establishing an At-The-Market (ATM) program allowing the company to raise up to $20 million through flexible share offerings. Filed with the SEC on June 7, 2026, this program, managed with Roth Capital Partners, provides Odysight.ai the option to issue shares opportunistically to support ongoing business development and capitalize on market opportunities without any obligation to sell. This move aims to strengthen the company’s financial position and enable continued progress toward its strategic goals.
Earlier in the year, Odysight.ai reported solid financial results for Q1 2026, highlighting a backlog of $14 million and a cash balance of approximately $21.8 million with no debt. The company is actively deploying pilot orders with major defense customers and advancing collaborations with the U.S. Navy and other partners to expand its AI-driven predictive maintenance technology across aerospace and industrial sectors. Notably, Odysight.ai completed a dual listing on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange in April 2026, broadening its investor base and enhancing liquidity by allowing trading in Israeli Shekels during local market hours. This dual listing complements its Nasdaq presence and supports the company’s global growth ambitions.
Looking back at 2025, Odysight.ai demonstrated strong momentum with a 23% revenue increase in its predictive maintenance platform, strategic aerospace and defense milestones, and expansion into high-volume industrial markets. The company’s ongoing efforts to commercialize its technology, including U.S. flight testing on military helicopters and new European partnerships, underscore its commitment to scaling operations and delivering value across critical mission environments.
As the market prepares to reopen Monday morning, investors will be watching how Odysight.ai leverages its new ATM program alongside its growing commercial footprint to navigate the evolving aerospace and industrial technology landscape.
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