BATM Secures $4 Million Cyber Order for Quantum-Secure Platform

BATM Advanced Communications has secured a $4 million cybersecurity order from an existing client for its quantum-secure network protection platform, the company announced. The contract involves expanding the current agreement to supply additional units designed to secure communication systems against quantum computing threats, with delivery scheduled for 2027.

The order represents a significant milestone for BATM's relevant division, which reported revenues of $4.8 million in the first half of 2026, compared to $5.1 million in the same period last year. Alongside this deal, BATM completed a key development stage for a tactical encryption system, securing an additional post-period order, and developed a virtual encryption system tailored for the commercial post-quantum market.

BATM CEO Moti Nagar highlighted the strategic importance of the collaboration, which also encompasses developing next-generation platform iterations and tactical cyber solutions.

"As awareness of quantum threats grows, we see increasing interest in our ability to deliver post-quantum cybersecurity solutions from operators and organizations seeking to protect themselves and their customers,» Nagar stated.

Chaired by former Bezeq Chairman Gil Sharon, BATM has increasingly focused its business operations on cybersecurity and secure communication networks. In June, the group announced a $36.6 million transaction with investor Haim Dor, which included selling three medical operations in Italy, Moldova, and Cyprus for $13.3 million alongside a $23.3 million equity investment for a 22% stake. BATM closed the first half of 2026 with total revenues of $4.1 million, reflecting a 5% year-on-year increase excluding divested assets, driven largely by a 20% surge in its communications division revenues.