ISSC reported a robust top-line increase in Q1 FY2025 driven by the Honeywell military product line acquisition and organic growth in military programs, delivering net revenues of $15.97 million, up 71.6% year over year. Backlog jumped to approximately $80 million as of December 31, 2024, versus $14.6 million a year earlier, signaling a strong pipeline and longer-duration programs in the DoD and allied markets. However, near-term margin dynamics reflect substantial investments to scale the business: a material ramp in depreciation, integration costs from the Honeywell acquisition, and the cost of integrating ERP/DFARS-compliant systems. Management expects normalized gross margins to trend toward the mid-50% range on a normalized basis, with EBITDA margins targeting roughly 30% over time as scale benefits from the new capacity and the Honeywell platforms materialize. Management also highlighted a deliberate shift toward EBITDA-based profitability in the military mix, given lower gross margins but favorable long-run EBITDA economics due to reduced engineering and SG&A burden on DoD programs. The company plans to finance capacity expansion in Exton with a modest $6 million capex and intends to pursue selective acquisitions to augment core avionics capabilities while maintaining leverage around 3x. Management remains confident in delivering revenue and EBITDA growth of over 30% versus fiscal year 2024, with normalization expected by late fiscal 2025 as integration costs recede and production efficiency improves.