Mobix Labs Secures Surge of High-Value Defense Orders, Igniting Growth in its Filter Interconnect Products

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Mobix Labs, Inc., a leading innovator of advanced connectivity and electromagnetic interference (EMI) filtering technology, announced significant quarter-over-quarter revenue growth in its filter and interconnect products, powered by strong customer demand and major wins across mission-critical defense and aerospace programs.

Mobix Labs Reports Sharp Increase in Filter Connector Orders

Mobix Labs’ wholly owned subsidiary, EMI Filter Solutions, experienced a sharp uptick in high-value production orders during Q2 2025. These orders span top-tier U.S. defense contractors and cutting-edge aerospace applications, underscoring the company’s growing role as a trusted supplier in national security infrastructure.

“We continue to see robust growth in our filtering technology, particularly in mission-critical environments,” said Bob Ydens, VP and GM of Interconnect Products. “Mobix Labs isn’t just participating in these defense platforms—we’re enabling them,” said Ydens. “As the U.S. and its allies ramp up investment in secure communications, missile systems, and aerospace technologies, our filtered interconnect solutions have become mission-critical infrastructure. The reliability and performance Mobix Labs delivers are essential to national defense.”

Highlights from Q2 2025

• Launched Filtered D-Sub connectors sparking new revenue-generating production orders.
• Secured major order from a U.S. defense contractor for a classified military system.
• Expanded deliveries to defense electronics integrators supporting satellite and GPS.
• Experienced surging demand for custom filters tied to U.S. Navy programs.
• Ramped production of filtered connectors for next-gen aerospace development platforms.
• Received initial volume orders for new Filtered ARINC connectors—serving aerospace communications systems.

Mobix Labs introduced both its Filtered D-Sub and Filtered ARINC product lines in 2024, and demand has far exceeded initial projections. These compact, rugged connectors are purpose-built for the most demanding defense and aerospace platforms—where performance and reliability are non-negotiable.