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Yahoo
4 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
AIRO Reports 151% Surge in Revenue in First Public Company Quarterly Results
By Daniella Parra Recent IPO AIRO Group Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: AIRO) posted its first results as a public company, with second quarter revenue surging 151% to $24.6 million and adjusted EBITDA reaching $4.7 million, up 710%. Gross margin expanded to 61.2% and net income was $5.9 million, up from a $5.6 million loss in the prior year quarter. 'We are proud to report our first earnings as a public company and to have successfully completed our IPO during the quarter,' Joe Burns, Chief Executive Officer of AIRO, said. 'This milestone positions us to accelerate investments in next-generation aerospace capabilities across all four of our strategic segments. In the second quarter, we saw strong commercial traction and technology milestones across the Drone segment. Our team remains focused on disciplined execution as we scale our business to meet growing global demand for autonomy-driven aerospace solutions.' READ MORE Benihana Deal Fires Up Growth at The ONE Group Hospitality – Quarterly Update Report Never Miss our Weekly Highlights Contact: Exec Edge Editor@ Click to follow us on LinkedIn Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
News18
22-07-2025
- Sport
- News18
I'd Love To Play First Game Of T20 World Cup Against India: Italy Captain Joe Burns
Italy will be playing in their maiden T20 World Cup when the competition will be held in India next year. After leading Italy to their first-ever T20 World Cup qualification, Australia-born captain Joe Burns is eager to 'jump in at the deep end" by facing defending champions India in the opening match of the showpiece event next year. Italy secured a spot in the event in India and Sri Lanka with a strong performance in the European Qualifiers concluded earlier this month. The World Cup draws are yet to be finalised. 'You come to your first World Cup and you want the big stage. I'd love to be playing India in the first game in India," Burns told ICC Digital. 'I'd love to be playing Australia, England, or all the top teams. That's the experience you're after. You want to test yourself, you want to really jump in at the deep end," he added. Burns described qualifying for the tournament as a 'surreal" feeling. 'A lot of planning and preparation went into it (qualifying). So it's satisfying from that aspect of the cricket side as well," he said. He mentioned that the entire process was emotional for him and the rest of the team. 'We did a one-week training camp in Rome, one week in the UK, and I told them on the first day in Rome, 'I don't care if we're playing Luxembourg in the first Sub-Regional game or India in a World Cup Final. I just want us to be the most prepared team in world cricket,'" he said. A former Australia player with four Test centuries, Burns joined the Italian squad thanks to his mother's heritage. This helped him through a personally challenging phase, including the death of his brother Dominic. 'For me, it was an opportunity to unite family and cricket, and I think for our group, everyone has a really similar story to that. 'We did a great culture piece in Rome (in the build-up to the Qualifier), about who we are, where we come from, and understanding each other's families and sacrifices made," he said. Former Canada international John Davidson is the head coach of the team, with ex-Scotland international Dougie Brown and Ireland star Kevin O'Brien as his assistants. 'I've seen a group of players who have grown and developed into a really close-knit group," O'Brien said. 'That can be difficult with players coming from different parts of the world, but the common joining force with this squad is the Italian heritage. 'I've seen the guys improve, and that is not only with their cricket skills, it's all the other things that you need to be successful in International cricket, like attitude, fitness, awareness, cricket smarts, and work ethic," he added. With PTI Inputs view comments First Published: July 22, 2025, 15:49 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
NDTV
22-07-2025
- Sport
- NDTV
"Love To Play Against India": Italy Coach Reveals Special Wish After T20 World Cup Qualification
Having led Italy to their maiden World Cup qualification, the European team's Australia-born captain Joe Burns wants to "jump in at the deep end" during the T20 showpiece next year by taking on defending champions India in the opening match itself. Italy made the cut for the event in India and Sri Lanka next year with a solid showing in the European Qualifiers that concluded earlier this month. The draws for the World Cup are still some time away from being finalised. "You come to your first World Cup and you want the big stage. I'd love to be playing India in the first game in India," Burns told ICC Digital. "I'd love to be playing Australia, England or all the top teams, that's the experience that you're after. You want to test yourself, you want to really jump in at the deep end," he added. Burns said qualifying for the tournament was still a "surreal" feeling for him. "A lot of planning and preparation went into it (qualifying). So it's satisfying from that aspect from the cricket side as well," he said. He said the entire process was emotional for him and for the rest of the team. "We did one week training camp in Rome, one week in the UK, and I said to them the first day in Rome, 'I don't care if we're playing Luxembourg in the first Sub-Regional game or India in a World Cup Final. I just want us to be the most prepared team in world cricket'..., A former Australia player with four Test centuries to his credit, Burns made it to the Italian squad due to his mother's heritage. It helped him pull through a personally challenging phase which included dealing with the death of his brother Dominic. "For me, it was an opportunity to unite family and cricket, and I think for our group, everyone has a really similar story to that. "We did a great culture piece in Rome (in the build-up to the Qualifier), about who we are, where we come from, understanding each other's families and sacrifices made...," he said. Former Canada international John Davidson is the head coach of the team, with ex-Scotland international Dougie Brown and Ireland star Kevin O'Brien as his assistants. "I've seen a group of players who have grown and developed into a really close-knit group," O'Brien said. "That can be difficult with players coming from different parts of the world but the common joining force with this squad is the Italian heritage. "I've seen the guys improve, and that is not only with their cricket skills, it's all the other things that you need to be successful in International cricket, like attitude, fitness, awareness, cricket smarts, and work ethic," he added. (Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)
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Business Standard
22-07-2025
- Sport
- Business Standard
Italy skipper Joe Burns hopes to play vs India in 2026 T20 WC opener
Having led Italy to their maiden World Cup qualification, the European team's Australia-born captain Joe Burns wants to "jump in at the deep end" during the T20 showpiece next year by taking on defending champions India in the opening match itself. Italy made the cut for the event in India and Sri Lanka next year with a solid showing in the European Qualifiers that concluded earlier this month. The draws for the World Cup are still some time away from being finalised. "You come to your first World Cup and you want the big stage. I'd love to be playing India in the first game in India," Burns told ICC Digital. "I'd love to be playing Australia, England or all the top teams, that's the experience that you're after. You want to test yourself, you want to really jump in at the deep end," he added. Burns said qualifying for the tournament was still a "surreal" feeling for him. "A lot of planning and preparation went into it (qualifying). So it's satisfying from that aspect from the cricket side as well," he said. He said the entire process was emotional for him and for the rest of the team. "We did one week training camp in Rome, one week in the UK, and I said to them the first day in Rome, 'I don't care if we're playing Luxembourg in the first Sub-Regional game or India in a World Cup Final. I just want us to be the most prepared team in world cricket'..., A former Australia player with four Test centuries to his credit, Burns made it to the Italian squad due to his mother's heritage. It helped him pull through a personally challenging phase which included dealing with the death of his brother Dominic. "For me, it was an opportunity to unite family and cricket, and I think for our group, everyone has a really similar story to that. "We did a great culture piece in Rome (in the build-up to the Qualifier), about who we are, where we come from, understanding each other's families and sacrifices made...," he said. Former Canada international John Davidson is the head coach of the team, with ex-Scotland international Dougie Brown and Ireland star Kevin O'Brien as his assistants. "I've seen a group of players who have grown and developed into a really close-knit group," O'Brien said. "That can be difficult with players coming from different parts of the world but the common joining force with this squad is the Italian heritage. "I've seen the guys improve, and that is not only with their cricket skills, it's all the other things that you need to be successful in International cricket, like attitude, fitness, awareness, cricket smarts, and work ethic," he added.
New Indian Express
22-07-2025
- Sport
- New Indian Express
Love to play against India in first game of T20 World Cup next year: Italy captain Joe Burns
DUBAI: Having led Italy to their maiden World Cup qualification, the European team's Australia-born captain Joe Burns wants to "jump in at the deep end" during the T20 showpiece next year by taking on defending champions India in the opening match itself. Italy made the cut for the event in India and Sri Lanka next year with a solid showing in the European Qualifiers that concluded earlier this month. The draws for the World Cup are still some time away from being finalised. "You come to your first World Cup and you want the big stage. I'd love to be playing India in the first game in India," Burns told ICC Digital. "I'd love to be playing Australia, England or all the top teams, that's the experience that you're after. You want to test yourself, you want to really jump in at the deep end," he added. Burns said qualifying for the tournament was still a "surreal" feeling for him. "A lot of planning and preparation went into it (qualifying). So it's satisfying from that aspect from the cricket side as well," he said. He said the entire process was emotional for him and for the rest of the team. "We did one week training camp in Rome, one week in the UK, and I said to them the first day in Rome, 'I don't care if we're playing Luxembourg in the first Sub-Regional game or India in a World Cup Final. I just want us to be the most prepared team in world cricket'."
