Actelis Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ: ASNS) secured its first hotel order for the GigaLine Hospitality Solution, a hybrid fiber‑copper platform that delivers gigabit Ethernet over existing copper or coax cabling. The order, announced on December 12, 2025, is the first deployment of the GigaLine 9000 architecture in the hospitality sector and will serve properties in 26 countries through a partnership with a leading hotel guest‑experience software provider.
The GigaLine 9000 bonds existing copper or coax pairs to provide fiber‑grade speeds without the need for costly new fiber installations. By leveraging Actelis’s hybrid technology, the solution reduces capital outlay and accelerates deployment for hotels that still rely on legacy cabling. The partnership allows the software provider to extend its services to properties that have not yet upgraded their infrastructure, creating a new revenue stream for Actelis and a complementary offering for the software partner.
Actelis’s CEO, Tuvia Barlev, said the order is an “important milestone in our Multi‑Dwelling Unit (MDU) market strategy.” He added that hotels and other large hospitality properties face substantial challenges in delivering high‑performance connectivity while managing infrastructure costs. The order demonstrates that Actelis’s technology can be integrated with third‑party guest‑experience platforms and deployed at scale in high‑density environments.
Actelis estimates the MDU market could represent a $40 billion opportunity by 2030. While the hotel order is a modest initial revenue event, it signals the company’s ability to penetrate a new vertical that aligns with its broader MDU focus. The order also provides a tangible step toward capturing that market, as it shows the technology’s viability in a demanding, high‑density setting.
In the same quarter, Actelis reported a revenue miss, with Q3 2025 revenue at $0.64 million versus $2.54 million in Q3 2024, and an EPS of –$0.17 versus –$0.13 expected. The decline reflects a softer federal revenue segment and the non‑recurrence of a large 2024 contract. Despite the miss, the company’s management highlighted strong customer bookings—nearly double sequentially to Q2—and a growing backlog of orders scheduled for delivery in the fourth quarter. The hotel order adds to that momentum and provides a new growth engine as the company seeks to diversify beyond its traditional federal and military markets.
Actelis regained compliance with Nasdaq’s minimum bid‑price requirement on December 9, 2025, alleviating delisting risk and improving investor confidence. The hotel order, while not a revenue‑driven event yet, is a strategic move that could accelerate the company’s growth trajectory in a high‑margin vertical and help offset recent financial headwinds.
The announcement underscores Actelis’s commitment to expanding its hybrid fiber‑copper portfolio into high‑density, cost‑sensitive markets. By partnering with a global software provider, the company is positioning itself to capture a share of the $40 billion MDU opportunity and to demonstrate the scalability of its GigaLine technology in the hospitality sector.
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