Cycurion Inc. Ends 2025 with Robust Growth Prospects
DETROIT, MICHIGAN – November 7, 2025 – Cycurion Inc. (NASDAQ: CYCU), a prominent player in IT cybersecurity and artificial intelligence solutions, is poised to conclude 2025 on a triumphant note, boasting a remarkable $73.6 million in contracted backlog.
This impressive figure, coupled with the introduction of a new AI platform, positions the company for substantial high-margin growth.
The record backlog, which encompasses multi-year contracts, signifies a dramatic uptick in demand for the firm’s AI-enhanced ARx platform and its managed security services.
The ARx platform serves as a comprehensive cybersecurity solution aimed at safeguarding critical digital assets, employing an intricate array of protective measures focused on scrutinizing interactions with these digital assets.
Cycurion’s unique non-invasive methodology envelops digital assets seamlessly, obviating the need for cumbersome hardware or cloud installations, all while ensuring complete confidentiality of the client’s intellectual property.
Every interaction is meticulously monitored, allowing malicious threats to be identified and neutralized in real-time before they can compromise the asset. This multi-faceted approach is meticulously crafted to deter potential attackers through a progressively expanding set of defenses.
Backlog Spanning Diverse Sectors
The backlog boasts over $8 million in newly signed contracts for the second quarter alone, including a $6 million engagement with a municipal transportation agency for AI-driven IT and cybersecurity solutions and $4.6 million in contracts spanning the government, healthcare, and public safety sectors.
Cycurion anticipates an additional $2.9 million in annualized revenue originating from this backlog, which commenced in the fourth quarter.
In addition to these nascent agreements, Cycurion has secured connections with several esteemed entities in both public and private sectors. This includes a long-term contract with the state of Florida, designating Cycurion as an approved IT vendor.
This arrangement allows any state agency, county, municipality, or eligible entity in Florida to engage with Cycurion directly for critical IT services across various domains, including software development, cybersecurity, data analytics, cloud engineering, AI integration, project management, and systems architecture.
Noteworthy is the partnership with the National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO). This collaboration will see the implementation of Cyber Shield, powered by Cycurion’s AI-driven ARx platform, augmenting the platform’s reach to over 3,000 member organizations nationwide. The anticipated revenue in the inaugural year from the Cyber Shield initiative is projected at $1.8 million.
Overall, Cycurion has consummated more than 30 new agreements throughout 2025 and boasts a commendable client retention rate, attributing this success to its AI-augmented solutions that transcend traditional cybersecurity paradigms.
“These AI-driven collaborations, supported by real-time monitoring and seamless integration, have transformed ephemeral contracts into enduring, high-margin partnerships, thereby augmenting recurring revenue and bolstering referrals that extend our market presence,” stated L. Kevin Kelly, CEO of Cycurion, in a letter to shareholders.
The Evolution of AI
As Cycurion stands at the precipice of innovation, the timing of these contracts is particularly opportune. The AI software, which has been in development for over five years, is now being unveiled.
“The expansion of our ARx platform across our client network will significantly bolster our profit margins and foster a recurring revenue model, fundamentally augmenting our value proposition for 2026,” Kelly emphasized.
“We are currently seeking a valuation for our ARx platform’s intellectual property, which we believe will fortify the Company’s overall value by enhancing our balance sheet and attracting investors keen on AI-driven growth.”
To facilitate access to investors, Cycurion has undertaken a one-for-thirty reverse stock split; this move should not be misconstrued negatively, but rather seen as a strategic initiative to realign the share structure, enhance liquidity, and attract institutional investors, consequently providing avenues for growth capital.
“This step aligns us with Nasdaq listing requirements, enhances our investment profile, and positions us to garner institutional support that reflects our robust fundamentals.
Our interactions with over 15 financial institutions have underscored interest in our narrative, particularly those requiring a stock price within the $3-5 range for investment, indicative of the strong appeal generated by our AI-powered backlog and partnerships,” Kelly noted.
Interest from investors in the Asia-Pacific region, encompassing Japan, Korea, Singapore, China, and Australia, is particularly noteworthy.
Cycurion has also attained compliance with Nasdaq standards. Following a preferred stock offering in the summer, the company successfully reduced its debt by $3.2 million, thereby strengthening its financial standing.
With $54 million available from a $60 million Equity Line of Credit, the cybersecurity firm asserts that it possesses “significant flexibility” for funding expansion without a sole reliance on debt. Given the magnitude of its backlog, Cycurion appears ready to make strides.
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