Byrna Technologies Inc. (BYRN) shares climbed 2.13%, trading at $12.48, up $0.26, after the company reported record fiscal fourth quarter and full-year 2025 financial results that reflected strong revenue growth and expanding operational momentum.
The company said fourth quarter 2025 net revenue rose to approximately $35.2 million, up about 26 percent year-over-year from $28 million, driven by stronger dealer, chain store and international sales channels.
On the day of the earnings release, BYRN opened near $12.15, traded up to an intraday high near $12.65, and saw a low near $12.05, compared with a previous close of $12.22. Trading volume reflected active investor interest in the results.
Byrna also highlighted expanded production capacity, cumulative unit sales above 750,000 launchers, and a $20.0 million credit facility secured after quarter-end to support growth initiatives. The results underscore continued top line momentum and operational progress, positioning the company for further brand expansion and market penetration in the personal safety sector.
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