The Company designs, develops, manufactures and sells flight information computers, large flat-panel displays and advanced monitoring systems that measure and display critical flight information.
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Well, I'm no genius when it comes to the various number parameters of stocks. However, it doesnt take a astrophysicist to conclude that this little giants product mix and primary customer (dod) will need it's services to retool and re-equip much of the gismos and Hi tech weapon systems in and coming back from IRAQ and Afganistan not to mention what is sure to be shipped to the phillipines,japan and S.Korea given the current instability in those regions and the hi % of equipment currently exposed in the field....just my opinion
The DOD is decidedly not ISSC's primary customer. ISSC's revenues are (and have long been) roughly equally from the military, commercial/transport, and general aviation areas. The most promising bits of recent news, in fact, come from the latter two: go to their website and read press releases for the past 6 months concerning the 767 and 737, the PC-12, and Cessna. Listen, too, to their announcement in the last cc that they've penned a contract to provide Cockpit IP to a small jet oem.
None of this is to say the military won't remain a significant source of business for them--it will--but the opportunities on which they're focusing are across the board. There are more Citations out there than any other small jet, and 737s???