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Shares of Coda Octopus Group Inc. (CODA) gained nearly 1% in Monday’s regular trading session after the company’s first-quarter results beat Wall Street expectations.
Coda posted earnings per share (EPS) of $0.08 in Q1, far ahead of the expected $0.03. For comparison, its EPS in the year-ago period was $0.06.
The company’s revenue stood at $5.21 million in the quarter, ahead of the estimated $5.1 million and growing from $4.46 million during the same period a year earlier.
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The New York-based company provides engineering services and solutions primarily to prime U.S. defense contractors. It has two divisions – underwater technology solutions and a discrete engineering business.
“The increase in revenue is due to the addition of our new business unit, Precision Acoustics Limited, which contributed 25.2% of our consolidated revenue in the FQ2025,” said Coda CEO Annmarie Gayle.
The company had a sobering outlook because of the change in the U.S. government’s policy on renewables but said that the attempts to prioritize domestic manufacturing favors its products and solutions.
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It also said that the increase in defense spending in Europe should offset the demand slowdown due to the Trump administration’s goal of an 8% cut in defense spending.
However, analysts at Alliance Global Partners were not as optimistic and cut their price target for Coda to $8 from $10 while maintaining a ‘Buy’ rating, according to The Fly. This implies an upside of nearly 20% from Monday’s closing price.
The brokerage added that the beginning of a ramp in the adoption of underwater heads-up displays could be a “saving grace” for Coda.
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Retail sentiment on Stocktwits around Coda was in the ‘neutral’ (50/100) territory at the time of writing.

Coda’s stock has fallen over 15% year-to-date.
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