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Comtech Telecommunications announced that it was awarded a follow-on contract worth over $5M in support of a key civil space exploration program. Under the terms of the contract, Comtech will supply advanced electronic components and component engineering services to one of the nation's leading aerospace and defense prime contractors contributing to the next generation of human space exploration. Together, Comtech and its end customer will deliver innovative technologies to help the U.S. explore new areas of the lunar surface.

In the opening hour of the evening session, U.S. equity futures are mixed, with S&P e-minis flat, Dow Industrials up a decimal, and Nasdaq 100 down 0.2%.  In commodities, WTI Crude Oil has come off Thursday's multi-week lows lows but remains below $58 per barrel.  Meanwhile, metals are holding on to gains, with Gold futures above $4,300, and Silver just shy of $64 per ounce.Materials and Financials were the best performing sectors in the S&P 500 on Thursday - the former benefiting from surging precious and base metals prices and the latter responding to widening out yield spreads as "less hawkish than feared" post-Fed reaction saw rates come in by a wider margin on shorter-end durations.  Tech and Communication Services were weak however - Oracletraded off its post-earnings lows but still declined over 10%, dampening AI-related sentiment.  Also of note, Alphabetshares were down by over 2% after the release of GPT-5.2 by OpenAI that made strides from the 5.1 iteration and dented the perception of momentum behind Google's Gemini AI engine.Check out this evening's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER AFTER EARNINGS -Quanex Building Productsup 24.7%Mitek Systemsup 20.5%Lululemonup 10.2%RHup 7.6%Evommuneup 1.7%DOWN AFTER EARNINGS -Comtech Telecommunicationsdown 10.2%Kestra Medical Technologiesdown 7.1%Netskopedown 6.6%Broadcomdown 4.4%Costcodown 0.7%

Comtech Telecommunications Corp. announced that its Allerium business segment, formerly known as the Terrestrial & Wireless Networks segment, has renewed its long-standing partnership with the State of Arizona to continue advancing the state's next generation 9-1-1 services. Under the renewed agreement, Allerium will continue to provide Next Generation Core Services, the Emergency Services Internet Protocol Network, and Originating Service Provider Aggregation - the foundational elements that keep Arizona's 9-1-1 ecosystem connected. Deployed in less than two years, the statewide solution integrates seamlessly with third-party systems supporting Geographic Information Systems, call handling, and analytics, creating a secure and interoperable network designed for the future of public safety.