- CEO
- Michael Grosman
- Full Time Employees
- 126
- Sector
- Consumer durables
- Industry
- Electronics/Appliances
- Address
- 9 Hadafna St. Raanana Israel 4366223
- IPO Date
- Jun 14, 2021
- Business
- NextVision Stabilized Systems, Ltd. (TASE: NXSN) develops, manufactures and markets advanced stabilized electro-optical/infrared (EO/IR) imaging systems, including micro stabilized gimballed day and night cameras, for ground, aerial and maritime platforms such as micro and mini drones, UAVs and other vehicles used in commercial, industrial and security applications. The company's core product portfolio encompasses high-performance cameras such as Colibri1, Colibri2, Nighthawk1, Nighthawk2-V, Raptor and X80; complementary accessories including TRIP6 and TRIP5 SSD processors for EO/IR object tracking, geo-location, video compression, IP streaming, video recording, LTE connectivity and license plate recognition, as well as retraction mechanisms, third-axis stabilizers, quick-release mounts, horizontal/vertical mounting solutions and vibration dampers; and integrated capabilities like the Trip series for real-time object detection and smart tracking. These low SWaP2 (size, weight, power and price) solutions provide stable, high-quality imagery in demanding conditions and serve a global customer base of tool system users across defense, security and commercial sectors.
Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Ra'anana, Israel, at Hatidar 17, NextVision operates worldwide with approximately 102 employees and sells its products internationally, emphasizing expansion in key markets like the United States. The company, which trades on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, focuses on patented image stabilization technology that enables compact, rugged systems without compromising performance.
In recent developments, NextVision completed a landmark $414 million capital raise in September 2025 led by Jefferies and involving U.S. and Israeli investors, achieving a $3.9 billion valuation and bolstering capacity for production, innovation and strategic opportunities such as potential acquisitions. Earlier in March 2025, the company welcomed its first major foreign investor, a foreign investment bank acquiring 2.5% of shares for $52 million, alongside Clal Insurance increasing its stake to 6.5%. On November 6, 2025, NextVision joined the TA-35 index following robust performance, including record Q3 2025 revenue of $47.2 million (up 62% year-over-year), a $124 million order backlog and over 10 new multi-million-dollar orders for stabilized cameras. These milestones supported 2024 revenue growth of 120% to $115 million and ongoing investments in new products amid heightened global demand for drone imaging systems.