Cyberlux Corp New (PK) (CYBL)

It is very strange that the stock price did not move at all. Let's go! The crouching tiger and hidden dragon!

I'm a shareholder and he's the CEO that's why.

Anyhow, do feel free to ask him questions and tell him what's on your mind.

GL

Do you work for George Sharp? Why you always follow him?

Do me a favor and ask him why his company, Forwardly, has no revenue. He should focus on his company and leave Cyberlux to its fate.

Thanks for posting. So what's next here?

While these factors, among others, may indicate that the Company would be unable to continue as a going concern, management is confident that business performance in 2025 will ensure the Company is an ongoing growth business for the foreseeable future.

https://www.otcmarkets.com/file/company/financial-report/465277/content

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Cyberlux Corporation Reports Q1 2025 Results: Strategic Advancements in UAS, Communications, and Global Services

Company reports $5.1 million in revenue, $45 million backlog, product breakthroughs, and expanded partnerships across defense sectors

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Cyberlux Corporation (OTC: CYBL), a leader in defense technology, unmanned systems, and integrated military communications, today announced financial results and strategic highlights for the first quarter ended March 31, 2025. The company reported $5.1 million in revenue, a robust contract backlog of $45 million, major technical milestones, and continued expansion across its defense-focused operating divisions.

https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/CYBL/news/Cyberlux-Corporation-Reports-Q1-2025-Results-Strategic-Advancements-in-UAS-Communications-and-Global-Services?id=477525

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Cyberlux Corporation Reports Q2 2025 Revenue of $24.5 Million, YTD Revenue of $29.6 Million, $18.1 Million Backlog, and Expanding Global Defense Footprint

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Cyberlux Corporation (OTC: CYBL), an advanced technology platform driving defense innovation and national security modernization, today announced financial results for the second quarter of 2025, reporting Q2 revenue of $24.5M bringing year-to-date (YTD) revenue to $29.6M.

The company enters Q3 with a contracted order backlog of $18.1 million, underscoring continued momentum across all business units and providing strong visibility into the remainder of the fiscal year.

During Q2, Cyberlux also achieved several key operational milestones:

• Successfully completed a major Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) contract for a U.S. defense partner;
• Expanded technology deployment and product shipments into the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command (INDOPACOM) area of operations;
• Continued support of deployed tactical capabilities aiding Ukraine, reinforcing the company’s role in frontline defense operations.

https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/CYBL/news/Cyberlux-Corporation-Reports-Q2-2025-Revenue-of-245-Million-YTD-Revenue-of-296-Million-181-Million-Backlog-and-Expanding?id=485155

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Growth: total revenue
2024-12-31 = $48,405,000
2023-12-31 = $20,464,000
2022-12-31 = $5,007,000
2021-12-31 = $8,107,000

https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/CYBL/financials

$CBYL

George Sharp tweeted about CYBL:
George Sharp - Advocate for truth in the OTC
@GeorgeASharp
Part 2 $CYBL
https://x.com/GeorgeASharp/status/1945124811685912982/photo/1
7:14 AM · Jul 15, 2025
I was the first to say it a long time ago. $CYBL is a scam and you've all been played. (part 1)

Nice recent CYBL news:

Cyberlux Corporation Reports Q2 2025 Revenue of $24.5 Million, YTD Revenue of $29.6 Million, $18.1 Million Backlog, and Expanding Global Defense Footprint

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Cyberlux Corporation (OTC: CYBL), an advanced technology platform driving defense innovation and national security modernization, today announced financial results for the second quarter of 2025, reporting Q2 revenue of $24.5M bringing year-to-date (YTD) revenue to $29.6M.

The company enters Q3 with a contracted order backlog of $18.1 million, underscoring continued momentum across all business units and providing strong visibility into the remainder of the fiscal year.

During Q2, Cyberlux also achieved several key operational milestones:

• Successfully completed a major Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) contract for a U.S. defense partner;
• Expanded technology deployment and product shipments into the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command (INDOPACOM) area of operations;
• Continued support of deployed tactical capabilities aiding Ukraine, reinforcing the company’s role in frontline defense operations.

“Our Q2 results demonstrate the strength of our platform and the global relevance of our solutions,” said Mark Schmidt, CEO of Cyberlux Corporation. “We are executing on all fronts—from contract fulfillment and system delivery to strategic expansion into key geographic theaters. These efforts are reflected in our revenue growth and $18.1 million backlog, which gives us a strong runway into the second half of the year.”

Cyberlux continues to build momentum across its three core business units—Unmanned Systems, Tactical Solutions, and Infrastructure Technology—and remains a trusted supplier to both U.S. defense agencies and allied nations. With robust partnerships and government contract performance in place, the company is delivering high-impact solutions for the evolving modern battlefield.

“Cyberlux remains mission-driven—delivering real-time innovation, supporting critical U.S. and allied operations, and building long-term shareholder value,” added Schmidt.

Cyberlux will provide additional insights and forecasts in its upcoming quarterly investor presentation, including updates on contract performance, technology deployments, and global partnerships.

About Cyberlux Corporation
Cyberlux Corporation (OTC: CYBL) is a leading provider of advanced defense technology solutions, specializing in tactical unmanned aerial systems (UAS), military communications and mission-critical solutions for global military markets. The company develops next-generation military capabilities designed to enhance operational effectiveness for U.S. military, government, and global defense partners.

For more information, visit www.cyberlux.com.

https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/CYBL/news/Cyberlux-Corporation-Reports-Q2-2025-Revenue-of-245-Million-YTD-Revenue-of-296-Million-181-Million-Backlog-and-Expanding?id=485155

$CYBL 💹

Best wishes. Thankyou!!

Nice firebag1 and good to see you here 😃 Added 150.000k today.
Good luck to you 🍀

$CYBL 💹

me too, this gonna bust a move soon me thinks, up

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Senate NDAA Would Add $32 Billion to Trump’s $1 Trillion 2026 Military Budget







The House's version is in line with Trump's spending request, and the two chambers will negotiate what the final bill will look like







by Dave DeCamp | Jul 14, 2025







The Senate Armed Services Committee (SASC) has approved its version of the 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which would add approximately $32 billion to President Trump’s planned military budget of $1.01 trillion.

The SASC’s NDAA would provide $924.7 billion in military spending, including $878.7 billion for the Pentagon, $35.2 billion for the Energy Department’s nuclear programs, and $10.8 billion for other military-related spending. The additional $32 billion would go toward shipbuilding, munitions, and investments in the F-35 fighter jet.

The White House requested a $896.2 billion NDAA and plans to supplement it with $113 billion from the recently passed budget reconciliation bill, which Trump dubbed the “Big Beautiful Bill,” bringing the total military budget for 2026 to $1.01 trillion. Adding the $32 billion from the Senate’s NDAA would bring the total to approximately $1.033 trillion.

So far, the House Armed Services Committee’s version of the NDAA reflects President Trump’s request. The committee will be marking up the bill this week, and once approved, the House and Senate will negotiate the final version of the military spending bill.

Last year, the SASC also approved an NDAA that was significantly higher than what President Biden requested and went against budget caps, but the increase was ultimately stripped out of the final version of the bill.

The US has never officially had a $1 trillion military budget, but the actual cost of US military spending has exceeded $1 trillion for years. According to veteran defense analyst Winslow Wheeler, based on a $895 billion National Defense Authorization Act, US national security spending for 2025 was expected to reach about $1.77 trillion.

Wheeler’s estimate accounts for military-related spending from other government agencies not funded by the NDAA, such as the Department of Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security. It also includes the national security share of the interest accrued on the US debt, as well as other factors.

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Is Cyberlux Corporation stock A Buy?
Several short-term signals, along with a general good trend, are positive and we conclude that the current level may hold a buying opportunity as there is a fair chance for Cyberlux stock to perform well in the short-term.

https://stockinvest.us/stock/CYBL

$CYBL 💹

lol.

Still peddling the bullshit??

I'll give you credit. You are consistent. Consistently WRONG!!!

Bought some more.

GLTA $CYBL 💹

on target ebb

MMs look ready to let us move up a bit. Let's see if the volume comes in to do so.

Yeppers. Lots of $$s going to be flowing into Drone Technologies of all nature- Military is a big part, but every state, city , and town is behind on this and will be catching up.

If this goes to .025 it will go to .25....We have the Palantir effect going with us now that won't be stoped.They are a top secret organization with little said and a lot accomplished.I remember when they were at 7.00..We might not hear much information on this development because of that.Ten cents a share by the end of the year.

when we get to .025 we are up tp a great spike

cybl hanging around ones.

Law check this one: https://www.nbc4i.com/news/local-news/columbus/anduril-receives-310-million-state-grant-to-build-drones-weapons-in-central-ohio/

Theer's plenty of contracts to go around- not just the Feds, also at state level. See, FYI here https://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/local/2025/07/08/louisville-introduces-new-drone-program-for-first-responders/84504912007/

Fun Fact- Craig Greenberg, the Mayor of Louisville, is my first cousin.

Why is the Big Contracts going to everyone else when CYBL states that they are Considered the: The Cyberlux UAS team is widely recognized as the authority in the industry

I hope Cyberlux has the people who will turn this into a very successful company in the coming years, because an opportunity like this simply must be seized.
The era of drones is just beginning!

Palantir works with a whole lot of companies, so in theory all are feasible M&A candidates down the road.

Yes, but that's a big if. Let's get to .025 before we worry about .25

UMAC has Trump Junior on there board of directors.Just a note off the cuff.

If Palantir ever decides to take a stake in $CYBL, we will be at $0.25 in no time. Long $CYBL

Good post! I will own $KSCP. And I like UMAC better than RCAT.

Best wishes to you!

What we have here now is the Palantir effect going with.Buying will far exceed selling.By the end of the year .10....Palantir also has something going with SRFM,KSCP and UMAC.They have so many things going on the analyst can't keep up.Yes I'm a shareholder.

I believe Palantir is also working with RCAT. Could this mean partnership or merger?

LOL, Musk, the savior for all young dreamers. I doubt that Musk has any interest, nor is he the best suitor. Luckily, there are others (ever hear of a little outfit called Palantir?) that are much more suited to do just that, should $CYBL not be able to do it on its own, which is still a real possibility.

Trump resumes weapons deliveries to Ukraine via NATO allies. Lets see if they pick up any $cybl drones. Musk needs to buy this company and turn it into a mega defense contractor. Chump change to him.

Buy American priority!

https://x.com/secdef/status/1943401411431026977?s=46&t=1mtQtgXmx35-BlWutjUYiQ

Great Close today

LOL- you kids are funny. No patience at all. Do you think $CYBL is done, caput, never to be heard from again? News trumps all in pennyland - charts and I-Scrub posters are as useful here as Chandler's third tit. Next piece of news probably sends this over .02 (be that tomorrow or a month from now). The key to trading is to accumulate before the news, not chase afterwards. Peace and happy trading!

As the camp fire slowly fades away.

Wrong, I got bullish with .0249 target after it was clear 61 was the low, things changed today when it took out yesterday's low and formed the key reversal day, now 118 is top for now imo

Maybe buy in the low7s?

Because charts are useless in Pennyland.

UAS-Pro....you have been awfully quiet. Hope you are still long. I believe the sell-off today is due to the fact that most of the revenue in the quarter was from the settled contract with HII. So, it is disappointing that better revenue numbers were not had in Q2. But let's see wat they have to say going into this quarter and Q4.

Most importantly, they need to resolve the lawsuits and the monies from HII must be used to settle the lawsuits where this is applicable. $CYBL

Chartmaster...If you are so good at reading the charts, why is it that you were not able to tell us this at the beginning of the trading today, especially since we were up 25% yesterday. And you did not predict that move up, either.

Love your posts, Master Short Seller! If you believe that, you must be shorting it today and then will cover in the $0.004s. LMAO

Spot on chartmaster... going back to the .004's. No outside interest in this company only penny flippers looking for a nice trader and this is a nice one.
A dollar with over 6bil shares outstanding... no way Jose.

Key Reversal day alert! It's gonna be tough to exceed today's .0118 high imo

WOULD BE ALL TIME HIGH

SEVEN CENTS ALL TIME HIGH

CYBL combinations

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2yr. shows



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5yr. is a wow



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2yr. shows



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5yr. is a wow



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CYBL combinations

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2yr. shows



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5yr. is a wow



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