Electro Optic Systems

Summary

About

About Electro Optic Systems

Electro Optic Systems develops defence and space systems across several technical layers. Its defence catalogue includes Apollo and NiDAR counter-UAS systems, Slinger and Interceptor-MR, R-series remote weapon systems, high-energy laser weapons and R150 unmanned ground-vehicle lethality systems. Its space business covers optical tracking, satellite laser ranging, space-domain awareness and space sustainability.

These systems cover sensors, command-and-control, effectors, remote weapon stations and ground-based optical infrastructure. EOS says it has designed, manufactured and exported advanced systems for more than 40 years. Programme maturity and fielding differ by named system and contract.

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Operations

Orders & commitments

  • Order / commitment

    2026-07-08 - EOS received an A$5.7 million Mission Syracuse contract to develop a prototype R400 Slinger counter-UAS system for the Australian Defence Force.

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Observed use

  • EOS R400 remote weapon system with THeMIS

    2025-02-19 - Physical Demo - Connected - EOS and Milrem disclosed a mature R400 remote weapon system integration on the THeMIS UGV.

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Financials

  • EOS.AX - ASX - AUD

Team

  • Andreas Schwer - Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer
  • Clive Cuthell - Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operating Officer
  • Christian Tobergte - Executive Vice President, Defence Systems (International)
  • Lee Kormany - Executive Vice President, Defence Systems (Australia)
  • James Bennett - Executive Vice President, Space Systems

Timeline

Events

Relations

Relationships

  • Netherlands Ministry of Defence

    Apollo High Energy Laser Development Loi - EOS and the Netherlands Ministry of Defence signed an LOI to explore Apollo development and possible Dutch production.

  • MARSS

    Parent Company - MARSS is presented by Electro Optic Systems as an EOS subsidiary in the July 2026 ASX announcement.

  • Australian Department of Defence

    Mission Syracuse Development Sponsor - Australian Defence awarded EOS a A$5.7 million Mission Syracuse contract to develop the R400 SLINGER counter-drone system.

  • Generation 5 Holding

    Laser And Remote Weapon Joint Venture Partner - EOS and Generation 5 Holding agreed a conditional 50:50 UAE joint venture for high-energy laser weapons and remote weapon systems.

Context

Comparable profiles

Shared workflows

Context tags

  • Counter-UAS mission systems - Workflow - Slinger is a core EOS counter-drone system with domestic and export orders.
  • Kinetic counter-UAS - Capability - Slinger uses a stabilised cannon and fire-control system against drone threats.
  • Remote weapon stations - Capability - EOS develops and exports multiple remote weapon station families.
  • Directed Energy Counter-UAS - Stack Layer - The Apollo product family uses high-energy lasers for counter-drone missions.

Commercial

  • EOS signs conditional £370M nationwide Gulf counter-drone contract

    2026-10-09 · Order / contract · Electro Optic Systems has signed a nationwide counter-drone contract with an unnamed Gulf government, subject to financial, regulatory and operational conditions.

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  • EOS discloses approximately A$8 million Middle East counter-drone contract

    2026-07-27 · Order book · Electro Optic Systems disclosed a new counter-drone contract worth approximately A$8 million for a Middle East customer and said its order book had reached a record A$846 million.

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  • EOS receives A$5.7M Mission Syracuse Slinger counter-drone contract

    2026-07-07 · Order / contract · Electro Optic Systems received a $5.7M contract for its Slinger counter-drone system for the Australian Defence Force.

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  • EOS secures US$124M Slinger order and forms Gen5 laser-weapons venture

    2026-06-19 · Order / contract · EOS secured a US$124 million Slinger counter-drone order from Generation 5 Holding and signed a conditional joint-venture agreement for laser weapons and remote weapon systems.

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