Haptic technology. (Source: Microsoft Copilot. Generated by AI)
  • D-Box Technologies (TSX:DBO) set multiple records, including net income, in Q2 fiscal 2026 ended on September 30th
  • D-Box is a top name in haptic technology, designing and commercializing patented systems that synchronize motion, vibration and texture with on-screen content
  • D-Box stock has added 400 per cent year-over-year

D-Box Technologies (TSX:DBO) set multiple records, including net income, in Q2 fiscal 2026 ended on September 30th. Here are the highlights:

  • Record revenue of C$16.1 million, with theatrical customers representing a 65 per cent share in the first half of fiscal 2026, up from 49 per cent year-over-year (YoY). 
  • Record royalties of C$4.5 million, up by 40 per cent YoY, despite the gross domestic box office declining by 11.1 per cent over the period according to Box Office Mojo. Catalysts include a 13.5 per cent YoY increase in market share to 1,084 screens worldwide and a 62 per cent increase in theatrical system sales to a record C$6.4 million. 
  • Record net income of C$4.5 million after a C$0.4 million restructuring charge related to D-Box’s CFO transition.
  • Record adjusted EBITDA of C$5.6 million, up by 93 per cent YoY.
  • Cash position of C$10.6 million and total debt of C$0.4 million, which is non-interest bearing.
  • These figures remain value-accretive year to date, with theatrical system sales up by 132 per cent, royalties up by 51 per cent and net income rising to C$6.5 million.

According to Wednesday’s news release, D-Box is backed by a strong sales pipeline, granting management confidence in the company expanding its global traction, with particular interest stemming from Australia, Latin America and the United States.

The news marks the company’s fifth-straight quarter of net income profitability, substantiating why the stock is up by 25 per cent in early morning trading, reaching C$0.65 as of 10:13 am ET, bringing investors’ YoY return to a cool 400 per cent.

Management commentary

“In Q2 2026, D-Box royalties continued to outpace market benchmarks,” Naveen Prasad, chief executive officer of D-Box Technologies, said in a statement. “Driven by the continued expansion of our footprint, we have set new quarterly highs in key financial indicators including royalties and net profit. Our ongoing screen expansion, driven by a growing network of exhibitor circuits, underscores the value we contribute through our immersive technology to the theatrical ecosystem. D-Box is now being rolled out even deeper in complexes due to the demand for our haptic experiences long after opening weekend. We are pleased to see the positive response to our solution, which is the result of our dedicated and loyal customer base.”

About D-Box Technologies

D-Box is a top name in haptic technology, designing and commercializing patented systems that synchronize motion, vibration and texture with on-screen content. The company’s products are used in movie theaters, sim racing, and simulation & training.

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