Interlink Reduces Losses but Falls Short of Revenue Target as Growth Strategies Develop

Interlink Electronics (Nasdaq: LINK)

on November 12, 2025, showing an 11% year-over-year increase in revenue to $3.0 million. This growth was mainly attributed to increased sales of force-sensing devices and printed electronics from its Calman Technology unit. The gross margin rose to 41.8%, up 40 basis points from the same period last year, while the net loss compared to a $523,000 loss in Q3 2024. However, revenue by $0.24 million, as reported by Seeking Alpha.

The company has taken strategic steps,

into common shares and issuing a 50% stock dividend, to streamline its capital structure and improve liquidity. These initiatives are part of a broader plan to reinforce the balance sheet, and a gross margin approaching 42%. has also from the FDA and USDA to support food safety projects, further enhancing its financial position.

For the future, Interlink's leadership

. CEO Steven N. Bronson noted strong momentum across product categories, a robust pipeline of acquisition prospects, and key alliances as major growth factors. has been signed for a potential acquisition in the U.K., indicating plans to enter new markets. The company’s , representing a 38% increase over recent prices, signals confidence in its profitability trajectory.

Although both net loss and adjusted EBITDA are still negative, the ongoing improvement in operational indicators

toward achieving operational profitability. Experts suggest that , smoothly integrating the U.K. acquisition, and securing additional grants will be vital for reaching this objective. Interlink’s emphasis on intelligent sensors and digital monitoring technology positions it well to benefit from industry shifts, especially in food safety and industrial sectors.