Addvalue's order book swells to US$14.5m

The order includes proprietary software-defined and RF communication modules.

Addvalue Technologies has received an additional order worth US$3.7m from a customer, bringing the total contract value with the client to US$7.37m.

In a regulatory announcement, Addvalue said the expanded order includes proprietary software-defined and RF communication modules for a large technology customer.

The new order upsizes the original US$3.67m contract secured in Q1 FY2025 announced on 23 May.

The new order brings Addvalue’s current order book to US$14.5m, with deliveries expected over the next 12 months.

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