EOS’ 1H26 results showed materially stronger conversion of backlog into revenue and underlying profitability, with revenue increasing 283% y/y to A$168.8M, underlying EBITDA improving to A$21.6M, and the unconditional order book reaching approximately A$846M. Management introduced FY26 revenue guidance of A$360–400M including MARSS, supported entirely by secured, unconditional work, which improves near-term visibility despite expected lumpiness in core deliveries. MARSS has added software-led C2 capabilities and a growing order base, while the Netherlands 100kW HELW program continues to advance. The key execution variable is now converting the enlarged contracted base into deliveries, cash receipts, and sustainable margins while managing working-capital and integration requirements.