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AirBoss of America combines rubber-material development with manufactured protective and industrial products. The portfolio spans custom compounds, chemical and biological protective overboots, respirators and filters, rubber-moulded components and anti-vibration products. The group’s Canadian operations include materials development and custom rubber work in Kitchener and military/first-responder product activities in Acton Vale.
The materials business offers an engineering workflow as well as manufacturing: formulation, mixing and laboratory analysis feed process adjustment and product troubleshooting. In protective equipment, the important unit of comparison is the complete configuration, such as a specified overboot or a mask with its selected canister, rather than the AirBoss brand alone. Product conformity evidence, manufacturing site and supply channel then determine how that configuration can be purchased and supported.
The latest financial reporting groups activities into Rubber Solutions and Manufactured Products, with defence inside the latter. This reporting structure differs from the older three-division website presentation.
A protective-equipment discussion needs to join the material, its intended exposure and the conditions of use. MALO has a named Canadian manufacturer and a product-specific EU declaration; the group’s factory quality certificates serve a different purpose. Likewise, a respirator’s facepiece, filter interface and accessories must be assessed as the offered configuration.
Supply routes cross the Canadian and US group businesses. The US mask storefront excludes Canada, while CanadaBuys separately records a C$400,000 RCMP standing offer for AirBoss Defense Group at Acton Vale, awarded March 5, 2025 through March 4, 2028. That arrangement establishes a purchasing route, not the quantity called up.
International order announcements provide additional commercial context. AirBoss announced a three-year US MALO IDIQ ceiling of US$82.3 million in January 2025, and April orders of up to US$9.2 million for armsuisse MALO and US$6.4 million for partner-nation masks and accessories. Their stated delivery dates were forecasts at announcement. Remaining quantities and accepted deliveries need the subsequent programme record, rather than arithmetic against those ceilings.
AirBoss’s published headquarters is in Newmarket, Ontario. Its Kitchener site at 101 Glasgow Street holds an SGS ISO 9001:2015 scope for rubber design, development and custom manufacture, valid to March 18, 2028 subject to surveillance. The Compound Technology Centre’s A2LA accreditation covers specified rubber-test methods through September 30, 2027.
AirBoss Defense Group at 970 rue Landry, Acton Vale, Québec has a separate Intertek ISO 9001 scope through July 9, 2027. The MALO EU declaration identifies this address as the manufacturer. Canadian and US group entities and sales channels remain distinct; a Canadian site certificate does not locate manufacture of every group product there.
Newmarket, Ontario is the published city-level context for AirBoss of America. It does not imply a street address or exact facility location.
Open the mapAirBoss is relevant where a programme needs both elastomer engineering and a manufactured protective or vibration-management product. Its Canadian laboratory and factory scopes provide concrete starting points for technical discussions. For defence sourcing, the useful next step is to connect the selected configuration to its test evidence, producing entity and order route; group sales and announced ceilings cannot answer those product-level questions.
Interpretation of the public record. Not qualification, endorsement or evidence of buyer interest.
Custom rubber manufacturing and protective equipment
Sep 24, 2026
On September 24, 2026, AirBoss announced amended and restated secured credit facilities with TD Bank and Great Rock Capital, including revised pricing and covenants. Both facilities mature on September 24, 2031. Facility sizes were not disclosed in the announcement.
AirBoss has active custom-rubber and protective-product offerings, disclosed international orders and a Canadian RCMP standing offer. IDIQ ceilings and standing-offer values do not establish purchases or remaining backlog. Delivery, origin and acceptance should be agreed for the selected product and manufacturing entity.
USD 107.906 million
Q2 2026: three months ended June 30
AirBoss of America Corp. and consolidated subsidiaries
Unaudited consolidated group sales; not Canadian-site or individual-product revenue.
AirBoss of America · as of June 30, 2026
Recorded value: USD 107,906,000
pp.2 and 12; net sales, three months ended June 30, 2026
USD 8.026 million
As at June 30, 2026
AirBoss of America Corp. and consolidated subsidiaries
Unaudited consolidated cash; predates the September 24 credit-facility amendment.
For the quarter ended June 30, 2026, AirBoss reported consolidated sales of US$107.906 million and profit of US$2.512 million. Adjusted EBITDA was US$9.523 million and free cash flow negative US$2.199 million, both issuer-defined non-IFRS measures. Cash was US$8.026 million and debt US$88.090 million including leases; reported non-IFRS net debt of US$72.881 million subtracts cash from debt excluding leases. These unaudited group figures are not Canadian-site or individual-product results.
On September 24, AirBoss announced amended secured facilities with TD Bank and Great Rock Capital, revising pricing and covenants and setting both maturities to September 24, 2031. The announcement did not disclose new facility amounts or an updated cash position. June financial figures therefore remain pre-amendment observations.
Publicly traded parent, TSX:BOS and OTCQX:ABSSF; Canadian and US operating businesses fall within the group.
Canadian site certificates, MALO conformity and the US mask channel describe different scopes.
Public announcements disclose ceilings and forecast schedules; the RCMP arrangement is a standing offer.
These records support the organization, its owned capabilities and their reviewed connections. A source count is not a count of independent confirmations.
Source type: official report
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SGS certificate CA98/1063 covers AirBoss Rubber Solutions, 101 Glasgow Street, Kitchener, for design, development and custom manufacturing of rubber under ISO 9001:2015. Validity is March 18, 2025 to March 18, 2028, subject to satisfactory surveillance audits. The certificate does not extend to every AirBoss site or certify a particular protective product.
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SGS ISO 9001:2015 covers design, development and custom rubber manufacturing at AirBoss Rubber Solutions, 101 Glasgow Street, Kitchener. Valid March 18, 2025 to March 18, 2028, subject to surveillance. It is a named-site quality-system scope, not product protection approval.
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SGS ISO 9001:2015 covers design, development and custom rubber manufacturing at AirBoss Rubber Solutions, 101 Glasgow Street, Kitchener. Valid March 18, 2025 to March 18, 2028, subject to surveillance. It is a named-site quality-system scope, not product protection approval.
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SGS certificate CA98/1063 covers AirBoss Rubber Solutions, 101 Glasgow Street, Kitchener, for design, development and custom manufacturing of rubber under ISO 9001:2015. Validity is March 18, 2025 to March 18, 2028, subject to satisfactory surveillance audits. The certificate does not extend to every AirBoss site or certify a particular protective product.
Source type: official report
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Intertek CERT-0118683 names AirBoss Defense Group at 970 Landry Street, Acton Vale, Quebec for industrial rubber and military/first-responder product manufacturing, testing and delivery. Validity through July 9, 2027 depends on ongoing conformance; scope is site-specific.
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Intertek certificate CERT-0118683 identifies AirBoss Defense Group at 970 rue Landry, Acton Vale, Quebec. ISO 9001:2015 scope includes rubber industrial products and sales/manufacturing/testing/delivery of military and first-responder products. It is valid July 10, 2024 to July 9, 2027 subject to ongoing conformance, establishing a specific Canadian manufacturing footprint rather than a company-wide product approval.
AirBoss of America Corp. · Jan 29, 2025
Source type: official company news
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AirBoss said on 2025-01-29 that its defense business received a three-year U.S. government IDIQ for MALO with a ceiling of up to US$82.3m and deliveries then expected to start in Q2 2025. Supplier announcement of an IDIQ ceiling and then-expected schedule, not realized revenue, delivery acceptance or the current unexercised balance.
Supports: Profile · operating context
AirBoss said on 2025-01-29 that its defense business received a three-year U.S. government IDIQ for MALO with a ceiling of up to US$82.3m and deliveries then expected to start in Q2 2025. Supplier announcement of an IDIQ ceiling and then-expected schedule, not realized revenue, delivery acceptance or the current unexercised balance.
AirBoss of America Corp. · Aug 5, 2026
Source type: official report
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For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
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AirBoss of America Corp. · Sep 24, 2026
Source type: official company news
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On 2026-09-24 AirBoss announced amended and restated secured credit facilities: a revolving asset-based facility with TD Bank and a non-revolving term loan with Great Rock Capital, retaining substantially the same split-collateral structure, with revised pricing/covenants and both maturities set for 2026-09-24 + five years. Company announcement; it did not disclose new facility amounts in this release. Q2 cash/availability figures are dated June 30 and should not be represented as updated post-refinancing amounts.
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AirBoss of America · as of June 30, 2026
Recorded value: USD 8,026,000
pp.3 and 13; cash balance at June 30, 2026
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SGS ISO 9001:2015 covers design, development and custom rubber manufacturing at AirBoss Rubber Solutions, 101 Glasgow Street, Kitchener. Valid March 18, 2025 to March 18, 2028, subject to surveillance. It is a named-site quality-system scope, not product protection approval.
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SGS ISO 9001:2015 covers design, development and custom rubber manufacturing at AirBoss Rubber Solutions, 101 Glasgow Street, Kitchener. Valid March 18, 2025 to March 18, 2028, subject to surveillance. It is a named-site quality-system scope, not product protection approval.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · maturity
SGS ISO 9001:2015 covers design, development and custom rubber manufacturing at AirBoss Rubber Solutions, 101 Glasgow Street, Kitchener. Valid March 18, 2025 to March 18, 2028, subject to surveillance. It is a named-site quality-system scope, not product protection approval.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · core features
SGS ISO 9001:2015 covers design, development and custom rubber manufacturing at AirBoss Rubber Solutions, 101 Glasgow Street, Kitchener. Valid March 18, 2025 to March 18, 2028, subject to surveillance. It is a named-site quality-system scope, not product protection approval.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · defence applications
SGS certificate CA98/1063 covers AirBoss Rubber Solutions, 101 Glasgow Street, Kitchener, for design, development and custom manufacturing of rubber under ISO 9001:2015. Validity is March 18, 2025 to March 18, 2028, subject to satisfactory surveillance audits. The certificate does not extend to every AirBoss site or certify a particular protective product.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · summary
SGS ISO 9001:2015 covers design, development and custom rubber manufacturing at AirBoss Rubber Solutions, 101 Glasgow Street, Kitchener. Valid March 18, 2025 to March 18, 2028, subject to surveillance. It is a named-site quality-system scope, not product protection approval.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · core features
SGS certificate CA98/1063 covers AirBoss Rubber Solutions, 101 Glasgow Street, Kitchener, for design, development and custom manufacturing of rubber under ISO 9001:2015. Validity is March 18, 2025 to March 18, 2028, subject to satisfactory surveillance audits. The certificate does not extend to every AirBoss site or certify a particular protective product.
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Intertek certificate CERT-0118683 identifies AirBoss Defense Group at 970 rue Landry, Acton Vale, Quebec. ISO 9001:2015 scope includes rubber industrial products and sales/manufacturing/testing/delivery of military and first-responder products. It is valid July 10, 2024 to July 9, 2027 subject to ongoing conformance, establishing a specific Canadian manufacturing footprint rather than a company-wide product approval.
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Intertek CERT-0118683 names AirBoss Defense Group at 970 Landry Street, Acton Vale, Quebec for industrial rubber and military/first-responder product manufacturing, testing and delivery. Validity through July 9, 2027 depends on ongoing conformance; scope is site-specific.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
Intertek certificate CERT-0118683 identifies AirBoss Defense Group at 970 rue Landry, Acton Vale, Quebec. ISO 9001:2015 scope includes rubber industrial products and sales/manufacturing/testing/delivery of military and first-responder products. It is valid July 10, 2024 to July 9, 2027 subject to ongoing conformance, establishing a specific Canadian manufacturing footprint rather than a company-wide product approval.
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Intertek certificate CERT-0118683 identifies AirBoss Defense Group at 970 rue Landry, Acton Vale, Quebec. ISO 9001:2015 scope includes rubber industrial products and sales/manufacturing/testing/delivery of military and first-responder products. It is valid July 10, 2024 to July 9, 2027 subject to ongoing conformance, establishing a specific Canadian manufacturing footprint rather than a company-wide product approval.
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Intertek CERT-0118683 names AirBoss Defense Group at 970 Landry Street, Acton Vale, Quebec for industrial rubber and military/first-responder product manufacturing, testing and delivery. Validity through July 9, 2027 depends on ongoing conformance; scope is site-specific.
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Intertek CERT-0118683 names AirBoss Defense Group at 970 Landry Street, Acton Vale, Quebec for industrial rubber and military/first-responder product manufacturing, testing and delivery. Validity through July 9, 2027 depends on ongoing conformance; scope is site-specific.
Supports: Profile · operating context
Intertek certificate CERT-0118683 identifies AirBoss Defense Group at 970 rue Landry, Acton Vale, Quebec. ISO 9001:2015 scope includes rubber industrial products and sales/manufacturing/testing/delivery of military and first-responder products. It is valid July 10, 2024 to July 9, 2027 subject to ongoing conformance, establishing a specific Canadian manufacturing footprint rather than a company-wide product approval.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.airboss-of-america-decision-1.confidence
Intertek CERT-0118683 names AirBoss Defense Group at 970 Landry Street, Acton Vale, Quebec for industrial rubber and military/first-responder product manufacturing, testing and delivery. Validity through July 9, 2027 depends on ongoing conformance; scope is site-specific.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
Intertek CERT-0118683 names AirBoss Defense Group at 970 Landry Street, Acton Vale, Quebec for industrial rubber and military/first-responder product manufacturing, testing and delivery. Validity through July 9, 2027 depends on ongoing conformance; scope is site-specific.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.airboss-of-america-decision-1.context
Intertek CERT-0118683 names AirBoss Defense Group at 970 Landry Street, Acton Vale, Quebec for industrial rubber and military/first-responder product manufacturing, testing and delivery. Validity through July 9, 2027 depends on ongoing conformance; scope is site-specific.
Supports: Profile · operating context
Intertek CERT-0118683 names AirBoss Defense Group at 970 Landry Street, Acton Vale, Quebec for industrial rubber and military/first-responder product manufacturing, testing and delivery. Validity through July 9, 2027 depends on ongoing conformance; scope is site-specific.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.airboss-of-america-decision-1.context
Intertek certificate CERT-0118683 identifies AirBoss Defense Group at 970 rue Landry, Acton Vale, Quebec. ISO 9001:2015 scope includes rubber industrial products and sales/manufacturing/testing/delivery of military and first-responder products. It is valid July 10, 2024 to July 9, 2027 subject to ongoing conformance, establishing a specific Canadian manufacturing footprint rather than a company-wide product approval.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · maturity
Intertek CERT-0118683 names AirBoss Defense Group at 970 Landry Street, Acton Vale, Quebec for industrial rubber and military/first-responder product manufacturing, testing and delivery. Validity through July 9, 2027 depends on ongoing conformance; scope is site-specific.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · summary
Intertek certificate CERT-0118683 identifies AirBoss Defense Group at 970 rue Landry, Acton Vale, Quebec. ISO 9001:2015 scope includes rubber industrial products and sales/manufacturing/testing/delivery of military and first-responder products. It is valid July 10, 2024 to July 9, 2027 subject to ongoing conformance, establishing a specific Canadian manufacturing footprint rather than a company-wide product approval.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · core features
Intertek certificate CERT-0118683 identifies AirBoss Defense Group at 970 rue Landry, Acton Vale, Quebec. ISO 9001:2015 scope includes rubber industrial products and sales/manufacturing/testing/delivery of military and first-responder products. It is valid July 10, 2024 to July 9, 2027 subject to ongoing conformance, establishing a specific Canadian manufacturing footprint rather than a company-wide product approval.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · core features
Intertek CERT-0118683 names AirBoss Defense Group at 970 Landry Street, Acton Vale, Quebec for industrial rubber and military/first-responder product manufacturing, testing and delivery. Validity through July 9, 2027 depends on ongoing conformance; scope is site-specific.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · summary
Intertek CERT-0118683 names AirBoss Defense Group at 970 Landry Street, Acton Vale, Quebec for industrial rubber and military/first-responder product manufacturing, testing and delivery. Validity through July 9, 2027 depends on ongoing conformance; scope is site-specific.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · maturity
AirBoss said on 2025-01-29 that its defense business received a three-year U.S. government IDIQ for MALO with a ceiling of up to US$82.3m and deliveries then expected to start in Q2 2025. Supplier announcement of an IDIQ ceiling and then-expected schedule, not realized revenue, delivery acceptance or the current unexercised balance.
For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
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For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
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For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
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For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
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For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
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For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
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For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
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For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
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For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
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For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
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For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.0.currency
For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.unit
For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.qualification
For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.textValue
For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.sourceLocator
For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.subjectName
For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.0.sourceId
For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.sourceUrl
For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
Supports: Profile · description
AirBoss reported two operating segments in its Q2 2026 report: Rubber Solutions and Manufactured Products. The older three-division website navigation does not match current reporting segments. Parent consolidated reporting taxonomy; not a statement about site-level organization.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.0.id
For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.basis
For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.0.amountHigh
For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
Q2 2026 consolidated statements identify separately 100%-owned AirBoss Defense Group Ltd. (Quebec), AirBoss Defense Group LLC (Delaware) and ADG Enterprises LLC (Delaware). The Canadian and US entities should not be conflated.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.amount
For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.0.period
For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.0.textValue
For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.metric
For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.currency
For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.reportingScope
For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.sourceId
For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.0.amount
For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.0.metric
For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.amountHigh
For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.1.period
For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
Supports: Profile · snapshot observations.0.qualification
For Q2 2026 (three months ended 2026-06-30), AirBoss reported consolidated net sales US$107.906m, profit US$2.512m, adjusted EBITDA US$9.523m (non-IFRS), operating cash flow US$1.848m and free cash flow negative US$2.199m (non-IFRS). At June 30 it reported cash US$8.026m, debt US$88.090m (including US$7.183m leases) and net debt US$72.881m. Manufactured Products defense product-line sales were US$28.513m for Q2 and US$58.448m for H1. Debt is total loans/borrowings including lease liabilities; the issuer’s separate non-IFRS net-debt reconciliation subtracts leases and cash: 6.131m current + 81.959m non-current - 7.183m leases - 8.026m cash = 72.881m. Parent consolidated USD statements, unaudited. Defense sales are product-line aggregates, not MALO-specific, Canadian-site-specific, named contract revenue or delivery acceptance; EBITDA/FCF are non-IFRS.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · technology readiness level
AirBoss reported two operating segments in its Q2 2026 report: Rubber Solutions and Manufactured Products. The older three-division website navigation does not match current reporting segments. Parent consolidated reporting taxonomy; not a statement about site-level organization.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
On 2026-09-24 AirBoss announced amended and restated secured credit facilities: a revolving asset-based facility with TD Bank and a non-revolving term loan with Great Rock Capital, retaining substantially the same split-collateral structure, with revised pricing/covenants and both maturities set for 2026-09-24 + five years. Company announcement; it did not disclose new facility amounts in this release. Q2 cash/availability figures are dated June 30 and should not be represented as updated post-refinancing amounts.
Supports: Profile · current activity
On 2026-09-24 AirBoss announced amended and restated secured credit facilities: a revolving asset-based facility with TD Bank and a non-revolving term loan with Great Rock Capital, retaining substantially the same split-collateral structure, with revised pricing/covenants and both maturities set for 2026-09-24 + five years. Company announcement; it did not disclose new facility amounts in this release. Q2 cash/availability figures are dated June 30 and should not be represented as updated post-refinancing amounts.
Public Services and Procurement Canada, CanadaBuys · Mar 5, 2025
Source type: procurement notice
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.airboss-of-america-decision-2.context
CanadaBuys records AirBoss Defense Group at its Acton Vale address as supplier on RCMP standing offer CW2388357 for gas masks and accessories, awarded 2025-03-05 and expiring 2028-03-04, with listed total contract value CAD$400,000. The record is a standing offer and total value including initial contract and amendments; it does not establish call-up volume, purchases, revenue or accepted delivery.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.airboss-of-america-decision-2.id
CanadaBuys records AirBoss Defense Group at its Acton Vale address as supplier on RCMP standing offer CW2388357 for gas masks and accessories, awarded 2025-03-05 and expiring 2028-03-04, with listed total contract value CAD$400,000. The record is a standing offer and total value including initial contract and amendments; it does not establish call-up volume, purchases, revenue or accepted delivery.
Supports: Profile · operating context
CanadaBuys records AirBoss Defense Group at its Acton Vale address as supplier on RCMP standing offer CW2388357 for gas masks and accessories, awarded 2025-03-05 and expiring 2028-03-04, with listed total contract value CAD$400,000. The record is a standing offer and total value including initial contract and amendments; it does not establish call-up volume, purchases, revenue or accepted delivery.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.airboss-of-america-decision-2.confidence
CanadaBuys records AirBoss Defense Group at its Acton Vale address as supplier on RCMP standing offer CW2388357 for gas masks and accessories, awarded 2025-03-05 and expiring 2028-03-04, with listed total contract value CAD$400,000. The record is a standing offer and total value including initial contract and amendments; it does not establish call-up volume, purchases, revenue or accepted delivery.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
CanadaBuys records AirBoss Defense Group at its Acton Vale address as supplier on RCMP standing offer CW2388357 for gas masks and accessories, awarded 2025-03-05 and expiring 2028-03-04, with listed total contract value CAD$400,000. The record is a standing offer and total value including initial contract and amendments; it does not establish call-up volume, purchases, revenue or accepted delivery.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.airboss-of-america-decision-2.question
CanadaBuys records AirBoss Defense Group at its Acton Vale address as supplier on RCMP standing offer CW2388357 for gas masks and accessories, awarded 2025-03-05 and expiring 2028-03-04, with listed total contract value CAD$400,000. The record is a standing offer and total value including initial contract and amendments; it does not establish call-up volume, purchases, revenue or accepted delivery.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
CanadaBuys records AirBoss Defense Group at its Acton Vale address as supplier on RCMP standing offer CW2388357 for gas masks and accessories, awarded 2025-03-05 and expiring 2028-03-04, with listed total contract value CAD$400,000. The record is a standing offer and total value including initial contract and amendments; it does not establish call-up volume, purchases, revenue or accepted delivery.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · commercial availability
CanadaBuys records AirBoss Defense Group at its Acton Vale address as supplier on RCMP standing offer CW2388357 for gas masks and accessories, awarded 2025-03-05 and expiring 2028-03-04, with listed total contract value CAD$400,000. The record is a standing offer and total value including initial contract and amendments; it does not establish call-up volume, purchases, revenue or accepted delivery.
A2LA / AirBoss Rubber Compound Technology Centre · Sep 30, 2027
Source type: official report
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
A2LA ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation covers the listed mechanical and materials rubber tests at AirBoss Compound Technology Centre, 101 Glasgow Street, Kitchener, through September 30, 2027. Laboratory scope does not certify every AirBoss product.
Supports: Profile · operating context
A2LA ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation covers the listed mechanical and materials rubber tests at AirBoss Compound Technology Centre, 101 Glasgow Street, Kitchener, through September 30, 2027. Laboratory scope does not certify every AirBoss product.
Supports: Profile · description
A2LA ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation covers the listed mechanical and materials rubber tests at AirBoss Compound Technology Centre, 101 Glasgow Street, Kitchener, through September 30, 2027. Laboratory scope does not certify every AirBoss product.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
A2LA ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation covers the listed mechanical and materials rubber tests at AirBoss Compound Technology Centre, 101 Glasgow Street, Kitchener, through September 30, 2027. Laboratory scope does not certify every AirBoss product.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · summary
A2LA ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation covers the listed mechanical and materials rubber tests at AirBoss Compound Technology Centre, 101 Glasgow Street, Kitchener, through September 30, 2027. Laboratory scope does not certify every AirBoss product.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · core features
A2LA ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation covers the listed mechanical and materials rubber tests at AirBoss Compound Technology Centre, 101 Glasgow Street, Kitchener, through September 30, 2027. Laboratory scope does not certify every AirBoss product.
AirBoss of America
Source type: official organization profile
Supports: Profile · description
The official company material describes AirBoss of America as a Canadian technology business with the public offering summarized in this candidate.
Supports: Profile · operating context
The official capability material supports the named Protective materials and manufacturing offering and the bounded operational description prepared for reviewer consideration.
Supports: Profile · description
AirBoss dates its business to 1989, lists TSX:BOS and OTCQX:ABSSF, and identifies three divisions: Rubber Solutions, Engineered Products and Defense Group. It describes custom rubber compounds, anti-vibration components and protective/survivability equipment, with headquarters in Newmarket and manufacturing in Canada and the United States. Parent-wide capacity is not Canadian-only production. Its three-division framing is superseded for financial reporting by the August 2026 release’s two segments.
Supports: Profile · profileData.publicContact.contactPageUrl
The official public contact pathway for AirBoss of America is https://airboss.com/.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.airboss-of-america-first-conversation.context
AirBoss of America's public evidence establishes its current role and offering, but it does not answer every access, configuration, eligibility, maturity or buyer question needed for a first business-development conversation.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.airboss-of-america-first-conversation.question
True North Map derives this first-conversation question from the documented AirBoss of America capability, current evidence and the decision gap that remains.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
AirBoss dates its business to 1989, lists TSX:BOS and OTCQX:ABSSF, and identifies three divisions: Rubber Solutions, Engineered Products and Defense Group. It describes custom rubber compounds, anti-vibration components and protective/survivability equipment, with headquarters in Newmarket and manufacturing in Canada and the United States. Parent-wide capacity is not Canadian-only production. Its three-division framing is superseded for financial reporting by the August 2026 release’s two segments.
Supports: Profile · ownership
AirBoss dates its business to 1989, lists TSX:BOS and OTCQX:ABSSF, and identifies three divisions: Rubber Solutions, Engineered Products and Defense Group. It describes custom rubber compounds, anti-vibration components and protective/survivability equipment, with headquarters in Newmarket and manufacturing in Canada and the United States. Parent-wide capacity is not Canadian-only production. Its three-division framing is superseded for financial reporting by the August 2026 release’s two segments.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
AirBoss dates its business to 1989, lists TSX:BOS and OTCQX:ABSSF, and identifies three divisions: Rubber Solutions, Engineered Products and Defense Group. It describes custom rubber compounds, anti-vibration components and protective/survivability equipment, with headquarters in Newmarket and manufacturing in Canada and the United States. Parent-wide capacity is not Canadian-only production. Its three-division framing is superseded for financial reporting by the August 2026 release’s two segments.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
The official capability material supports the named Protective materials and manufacturing offering and the bounded operational description prepared for reviewer consideration.
Supports: Profile · editorial profile version
AirBoss of America has sufficient mapped public evidence for private reviewer consideration of the shared editorial profile template.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · summary
The official capability material supports the named Protective materials and manufacturing offering and the bounded operational description prepared for reviewer consideration.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · summary
AirBoss dates its business to 1989, lists TSX:BOS and OTCQX:ABSSF, and identifies three divisions: Rubber Solutions, Engineered Products and Defense Group. It describes custom rubber compounds, anti-vibration components and protective/survivability equipment, with headquarters in Newmarket and manufacturing in Canada and the United States. Parent-wide capacity is not Canadian-only production. Its three-division framing is superseded for financial reporting by the August 2026 release’s two segments.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · defence applications
AirBoss dates its business to 1989, lists TSX:BOS and OTCQX:ABSSF, and identifies three divisions: Rubber Solutions, Engineered Products and Defense Group. It describes custom rubber compounds, anti-vibration components and protective/survivability equipment, with headquarters in Newmarket and manufacturing in Canada and the United States. Parent-wide capacity is not Canadian-only production. Its three-division framing is superseded for financial reporting by the August 2026 release’s two segments.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · core features
AirBoss dates its business to 1989, lists TSX:BOS and OTCQX:ABSSF, and identifies three divisions: Rubber Solutions, Engineered Products and Defense Group. It describes custom rubber compounds, anti-vibration components and protective/survivability equipment, with headquarters in Newmarket and manufacturing in Canada and the United States. Parent-wide capacity is not Canadian-only production. Its three-division framing is superseded for financial reporting by the August 2026 release’s two segments.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · technical tags
AirBoss dates its business to 1989, lists TSX:BOS and OTCQX:ABSSF, and identifies three divisions: Rubber Solutions, Engineered Products and Defense Group. It describes custom rubber compounds, anti-vibration components and protective/survivability equipment, with headquarters in Newmarket and manufacturing in Canada and the United States. Parent-wide capacity is not Canadian-only production. Its three-division framing is superseded for financial reporting by the August 2026 release’s two segments.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · core features
AirBoss dates its business to 1989, lists TSX:BOS and OTCQX:ABSSF, and identifies three divisions: Rubber Solutions, Engineered Products and Defense Group. It describes custom rubber compounds, anti-vibration components and protective/survivability equipment, with headquarters in Newmarket and manufacturing in Canada and the United States. Parent-wide capacity is not Canadian-only production. Its three-division framing is superseded for financial reporting by the August 2026 release’s two segments.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · defence applications
AirBoss dates its business to 1989, lists TSX:BOS and OTCQX:ABSSF, and identifies three divisions: Rubber Solutions, Engineered Products and Defense Group. It describes custom rubber compounds, anti-vibration components and protective/survivability equipment, with headquarters in Newmarket and manufacturing in Canada and the United States. Parent-wide capacity is not Canadian-only production. Its three-division framing is superseded for financial reporting by the August 2026 release’s two segments.
AirBoss Defense Group
Source type: official organization profile
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
The MALO supplier sheet describes seamless bromobutyl overboots, sizes S–XXL, 350 mm height, 1.19 kg per pair in size L, 15-year shelf life and stated -45 to +70 C operation. These manufacturer specifications concern MALO, not every AirBoss product.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
The MALO supplier sheet describes seamless bromobutyl overboots, sizes S–XXL, 350 mm height, 1.19 kg per pair in size L, 15-year shelf life and stated -45 to +70 C operation. These manufacturer specifications concern MALO, not every AirBoss product.
Supports: Profile · operating context
The MALO supplier sheet describes seamless bromobutyl overboots, sizes S–XXL, 350 mm height, 1.19 kg per pair in size L, 15-year shelf life and stated -45 to +70 C operation. These manufacturer specifications concern MALO, not every AirBoss product.
Supports: Profile · description
The MALO supplier sheet describes seamless bromobutyl overboots, sizes S–XXL, 350 mm height, 1.19 kg per pair in size L, 15-year shelf life and stated -45 to +70 C operation. These manufacturer specifications concern MALO, not every AirBoss product.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · summary
The MALO supplier sheet describes seamless bromobutyl overboots, sizes S–XXL, 350 mm height, 1.19 kg per pair in size L, 15-year shelf life and stated -45 to +70 C operation. These manufacturer specifications concern MALO, not every AirBoss product.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · core features
The MALO supplier sheet describes seamless bromobutyl overboots, sizes S–XXL, 350 mm height, 1.19 kg per pair in size L, 15-year shelf life and stated -45 to +70 C operation. These manufacturer specifications concern MALO, not every AirBoss product.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · summary
AirBoss Defense Group's MALO product sheet claims up to 24 hours of continuous protection against chemical/biological agents and a wide range of toxic industrial chemicals. Supplier-stated upper-bound claim; sheet does not identify agents, test protocol or conditions at that passage. Attribute explicitly and do not generalize to other equipment.
AirBoss of America
Source type: official company news
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.airboss-of-america-decision-2.id
AirBoss announced orders up to US$9.2m for Molded AirBoss Lightweight Overboots for armasuisse and up to US$6.4m for Low Burden Masks, filters and accessories for an unnamed partner nation. These total ceilings of US$15.6m, not recognized revenue. Its separate Bandolier update described supply-chain delays; the newer Q2 2026 results report continued defence deliveries without proving completion of each order.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.airboss-of-america-decision-2.confidence
AirBoss announced orders up to US$9.2m for Molded AirBoss Lightweight Overboots for armasuisse and up to US$6.4m for Low Burden Masks, filters and accessories for an unnamed partner nation. These total ceilings of US$15.6m, not recognized revenue. Its separate Bandolier update described supply-chain delays; the newer Q2 2026 results report continued defence deliveries without proving completion of each order.
Supports: Profile · operating context
AirBoss announced orders up to US$9.2m for Molded AirBoss Lightweight Overboots for armasuisse and up to US$6.4m for Low Burden Masks, filters and accessories for an unnamed partner nation. These total ceilings of US$15.6m, not recognized revenue. Its separate Bandolier update described supply-chain delays; the newer Q2 2026 results report continued defence deliveries without proving completion of each order.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
AirBoss announced an armsuisse MALO order with a ceiling up to US$9.2m and a partner-nation LBM/accessories order up to US$6.4m, then expected to deliver in Q3 2025 and Q1 2026 respectively. Company-reported contract ceiling and forecast at announcement; later completion or acceptance was not independently verified in this bounded review.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.airboss-of-america-decision-2.id
AirBoss announced an armsuisse MALO order with a ceiling up to US$9.2m and a partner-nation LBM/accessories order up to US$6.4m, then expected to deliver in Q3 2025 and Q1 2026 respectively. Company-reported contract ceiling and forecast at announcement; later completion or acceptance was not independently verified in this bounded review.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.airboss-of-america-decision-2.question
AirBoss announced orders up to US$9.2m for Molded AirBoss Lightweight Overboots for armasuisse and up to US$6.4m for Low Burden Masks, filters and accessories for an unnamed partner nation. These total ceilings of US$15.6m, not recognized revenue. Its separate Bandolier update described supply-chain delays; the newer Q2 2026 results report continued defence deliveries without proving completion of each order.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.airboss-of-america-decision-2.context
AirBoss announced an armsuisse MALO order with a ceiling up to US$9.2m and a partner-nation LBM/accessories order up to US$6.4m, then expected to deliver in Q3 2025 and Q1 2026 respectively. Company-reported contract ceiling and forecast at announcement; later completion or acceptance was not independently verified in this bounded review.
Supports: Profile · operating context
AirBoss announced an armsuisse MALO order with a ceiling up to US$9.2m and a partner-nation LBM/accessories order up to US$6.4m, then expected to deliver in Q3 2025 and Q1 2026 respectively. Company-reported contract ceiling and forecast at announcement; later completion or acceptance was not independently verified in this bounded review.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.airboss-of-america-decision-2.context
AirBoss announced orders up to US$9.2m for Molded AirBoss Lightweight Overboots for armasuisse and up to US$6.4m for Low Burden Masks, filters and accessories for an unnamed partner nation. These total ceilings of US$15.6m, not recognized revenue. Its separate Bandolier update described supply-chain delays; the newer Q2 2026 results report continued defence deliveries without proving completion of each order.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.airboss-of-america-decision-2.question
AirBoss announced an armsuisse MALO order with a ceiling up to US$9.2m and a partner-nation LBM/accessories order up to US$6.4m, then expected to deliver in Q3 2025 and Q1 2026 respectively. Company-reported contract ceiling and forecast at announcement; later completion or acceptance was not independently verified in this bounded review.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.airboss-of-america-decision-2.confidence
AirBoss announced an armsuisse MALO order with a ceiling up to US$9.2m and a partner-nation LBM/accessories order up to US$6.4m, then expected to deliver in Q3 2025 and Q1 2026 respectively. Company-reported contract ceiling and forecast at announcement; later completion or acceptance was not independently verified in this bounded review.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · core features
AirBoss announced orders up to US$9.2m for Molded AirBoss Lightweight Overboots for armasuisse and up to US$6.4m for Low Burden Masks, filters and accessories for an unnamed partner nation. These total ceilings of US$15.6m, not recognized revenue. Its separate Bandolier update described supply-chain delays; the newer Q2 2026 results report continued defence deliveries without proving completion of each order.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · technical tags
AirBoss announced orders up to US$9.2m for Molded AirBoss Lightweight Overboots for armasuisse and up to US$6.4m for Low Burden Masks, filters and accessories for an unnamed partner nation. These total ceilings of US$15.6m, not recognized revenue. Its separate Bandolier update described supply-chain delays; the newer Q2 2026 results report continued defence deliveries without proving completion of each order.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · capability type
AirBoss announced orders up to US$9.2m for Molded AirBoss Lightweight Overboots for armasuisse and up to US$6.4m for Low Burden Masks, filters and accessories for an unnamed partner nation. These total ceilings of US$15.6m, not recognized revenue. Its separate Bandolier update described supply-chain delays; the newer Q2 2026 results report continued defence deliveries without proving completion of each order.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · commercial availability
AirBoss announced orders up to US$9.2m for Molded AirBoss Lightweight Overboots for armasuisse and up to US$6.4m for Low Burden Masks, filters and accessories for an unnamed partner nation. These total ceilings of US$15.6m, not recognized revenue. Its separate Bandolier update described supply-chain delays; the newer Q2 2026 results report continued defence deliveries without proving completion of each order.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · technology readiness level
AirBoss announced orders up to US$9.2m for Molded AirBoss Lightweight Overboots for armasuisse and up to US$6.4m for Low Burden Masks, filters and accessories for an unnamed partner nation. These total ceilings of US$15.6m, not recognized revenue. Its separate Bandolier update described supply-chain delays; the newer Q2 2026 results report continued defence deliveries without proving completion of each order.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · summary
AirBoss announced orders up to US$9.2m for Molded AirBoss Lightweight Overboots for armasuisse and up to US$6.4m for Low Burden Masks, filters and accessories for an unnamed partner nation. These total ceilings of US$15.6m, not recognized revenue. Its separate Bandolier update described supply-chain delays; the newer Q2 2026 results report continued defence deliveries without proving completion of each order.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · core features
AirBoss announced orders up to US$9.2m for Molded AirBoss Lightweight Overboots for armasuisse and up to US$6.4m for Low Burden Masks, filters and accessories for an unnamed partner nation. These total ceilings of US$15.6m, not recognized revenue. Its separate Bandolier update described supply-chain delays; the newer Q2 2026 results report continued defence deliveries without proving completion of each order.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · name
AirBoss announced orders up to US$9.2m for Molded AirBoss Lightweight Overboots for armasuisse and up to US$6.4m for Low Burden Masks, filters and accessories for an unnamed partner nation. These total ceilings of US$15.6m, not recognized revenue. Its separate Bandolier update described supply-chain delays; the newer Q2 2026 results report continued defence deliveries without proving completion of each order.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · defence applications
AirBoss announced orders up to US$9.2m for Molded AirBoss Lightweight Overboots for armasuisse and up to US$6.4m for Low Burden Masks, filters and accessories for an unnamed partner nation. These total ceilings of US$15.6m, not recognized revenue. Its separate Bandolier update described supply-chain delays; the newer Q2 2026 results report continued defence deliveries without proving completion of each order.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · technical tags
AirBoss announced orders up to US$9.2m for Molded AirBoss Lightweight Overboots for armasuisse and up to US$6.4m for Low Burden Masks, filters and accessories for an unnamed partner nation. These total ceilings of US$15.6m, not recognized revenue. Its separate Bandolier update described supply-chain delays; the newer Q2 2026 results report continued defence deliveries without proving completion of each order.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · technical tags
AirBoss announced orders up to US$9.2m for Molded AirBoss Lightweight Overboots for armasuisse and up to US$6.4m for Low Burden Masks, filters and accessories for an unnamed partner nation. These total ceilings of US$15.6m, not recognized revenue. Its separate Bandolier update described supply-chain delays; the newer Q2 2026 results report continued defence deliveries without proving completion of each order.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · technical tags
AirBoss announced orders up to US$9.2m for Molded AirBoss Lightweight Overboots for armasuisse and up to US$6.4m for Low Burden Masks, filters and accessories for an unnamed partner nation. These total ceilings of US$15.6m, not recognized revenue. Its separate Bandolier update described supply-chain delays; the newer Q2 2026 results report continued defence deliveries without proving completion of each order.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · technical tags
AirBoss announced orders up to US$9.2m for Molded AirBoss Lightweight Overboots for armasuisse and up to US$6.4m for Low Burden Masks, filters and accessories for an unnamed partner nation. These total ceilings of US$15.6m, not recognized revenue. Its separate Bandolier update described supply-chain delays; the newer Q2 2026 results report continued defence deliveries without proving completion of each order.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · technicaldomainslugs
AirBoss announced orders up to US$9.2m for Molded AirBoss Lightweight Overboots for armasuisse and up to US$6.4m for Low Burden Masks, filters and accessories for an unnamed partner nation. These total ceilings of US$15.6m, not recognized revenue. Its separate Bandolier update described supply-chain delays; the newer Q2 2026 results report continued defence deliveries without proving completion of each order.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · maturity
AirBoss announced orders up to US$9.2m for Molded AirBoss Lightweight Overboots for armasuisse and up to US$6.4m for Low Burden Masks, filters and accessories for an unnamed partner nation. These total ceilings of US$15.6m, not recognized revenue. Its separate Bandolier update described supply-chain delays; the newer Q2 2026 results report continued defence deliveries without proving completion of each order.
ADG Enterprises LLC (U.S. storefront)
Source type: official organization profile
Supports: Profile · description
The U.S. ADG Enterprises storefront lists the LBM respirator with a bromobutyl facepiece, silicone inner mask, ballistic polycarbonate lens, 40 mm NATO-thread canister compatibility, sizes S-XL, and 500 g size-L weight without filter; optional drinking system and accessories are described. The same page says unavailable in Canada and subject to U.S. export controls. Storefront is an ADG Enterprises LLC U.S. channel; this does not establish Canadian availability/manufacture or delivery. Do not treat as independent test evidence.
Supports: Profile · operating context
The U.S. ADG Enterprises storefront lists the LBM respirator with a bromobutyl facepiece, silicone inner mask, ballistic polycarbonate lens, 40 mm NATO-thread canister compatibility, sizes S-XL, and 500 g size-L weight without filter; optional drinking system and accessories are described. The same page says unavailable in Canada and subject to U.S. export controls. Storefront is an ADG Enterprises LLC U.S. channel; this does not establish Canadian availability/manufacture or delivery. Do not treat as independent test evidence.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.airboss-of-america-decision-1.question
The U.S. ADG Enterprises storefront lists the LBM respirator with a bromobutyl facepiece, silicone inner mask, ballistic polycarbonate lens, 40 mm NATO-thread canister compatibility, sizes S-XL, and 500 g size-L weight without filter; optional drinking system and accessories are described. The same page says unavailable in Canada and subject to U.S. export controls. Storefront is an ADG Enterprises LLC U.S. channel; this does not establish Canadian availability/manufacture or delivery. Do not treat as independent test evidence.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
The LBM retail page belongs to ADG Enterprises LLC and says unavailable in Canada and subject to US export controls. This is a US sales channel, not evidence that all group LBM products are unavailable through Canadian procurement.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.airboss-of-america-decision-1.context
The U.S. ADG Enterprises storefront lists the LBM respirator with a bromobutyl facepiece, silicone inner mask, ballistic polycarbonate lens, 40 mm NATO-thread canister compatibility, sizes S-XL, and 500 g size-L weight without filter; optional drinking system and accessories are described. The same page says unavailable in Canada and subject to U.S. export controls. Storefront is an ADG Enterprises LLC U.S. channel; this does not establish Canadian availability/manufacture or delivery. Do not treat as independent test evidence.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.airboss-of-america-decision-1.id
The U.S. ADG Enterprises storefront lists the LBM respirator with a bromobutyl facepiece, silicone inner mask, ballistic polycarbonate lens, 40 mm NATO-thread canister compatibility, sizes S-XL, and 500 g size-L weight without filter; optional drinking system and accessories are described. The same page says unavailable in Canada and subject to U.S. export controls. Storefront is an ADG Enterprises LLC U.S. channel; this does not establish Canadian availability/manufacture or delivery. Do not treat as independent test evidence.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.airboss-of-america-decision-1.confidence
The U.S. ADG Enterprises storefront lists the LBM respirator with a bromobutyl facepiece, silicone inner mask, ballistic polycarbonate lens, 40 mm NATO-thread canister compatibility, sizes S-XL, and 500 g size-L weight without filter; optional drinking system and accessories are described. The same page says unavailable in Canada and subject to U.S. export controls. Storefront is an ADG Enterprises LLC U.S. channel; this does not establish Canadian availability/manufacture or delivery. Do not treat as independent test evidence.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · technical tags
The U.S. ADG Enterprises storefront lists the LBM respirator with a bromobutyl facepiece, silicone inner mask, ballistic polycarbonate lens, 40 mm NATO-thread canister compatibility, sizes S-XL, and 500 g size-L weight without filter; optional drinking system and accessories are described. The same page says unavailable in Canada and subject to U.S. export controls. Storefront is an ADG Enterprises LLC U.S. channel; this does not establish Canadian availability/manufacture or delivery. Do not treat as independent test evidence.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · core features
The U.S. ADG Enterprises storefront lists the LBM respirator with a bromobutyl facepiece, silicone inner mask, ballistic polycarbonate lens, 40 mm NATO-thread canister compatibility, sizes S-XL, and 500 g size-L weight without filter; optional drinking system and accessories are described. The same page says unavailable in Canada and subject to U.S. export controls. Storefront is an ADG Enterprises LLC U.S. channel; this does not establish Canadian availability/manufacture or delivery. Do not treat as independent test evidence.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · commercial availability
The U.S. ADG Enterprises storefront lists the LBM respirator with a bromobutyl facepiece, silicone inner mask, ballistic polycarbonate lens, 40 mm NATO-thread canister compatibility, sizes S-XL, and 500 g size-L weight without filter; optional drinking system and accessories are described. The same page says unavailable in Canada and subject to U.S. export controls. Storefront is an ADG Enterprises LLC U.S. channel; this does not establish Canadian availability/manufacture or delivery. Do not treat as independent test evidence.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · summary
The U.S. ADG Enterprises storefront lists the LBM respirator with a bromobutyl facepiece, silicone inner mask, ballistic polycarbonate lens, 40 mm NATO-thread canister compatibility, sizes S-XL, and 500 g size-L weight without filter; optional drinking system and accessories are described. The same page says unavailable in Canada and subject to U.S. export controls. Storefront is an ADG Enterprises LLC U.S. channel; this does not establish Canadian availability/manufacture or delivery. Do not treat as independent test evidence.
AirBoss of America
Source type: official company news
Supports: Profile · defence posture
AirBoss of America is a Canadian advanced-materials company whose AirBoss Defense Group business is a direct defence supplier of CBRN respiratory protection, including a 2025 Canadian DND order for Low Burden Masks, filters, and accessories under an in-service-support contract.
AirBoss Defense Group Ltd. · Sep 30, 2025
Source type: official report
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
The September 30, 2025 MALO EU declaration names AirBoss Defense Group Ltd., Acton Vale as manufacturer and lists PPE Regulation 2016/425, EN ISO 20347:2012 and EN 13832-3:2018. SATRA type examination and SGS FIMKO production oversight concern that defined model and conformity scope, not every agent or product.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
The MALO EU declaration identifies AirBoss Defense Group Ltd. at Acton Vale, Quebec as manufacturer.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
The September 30, 2025 MALO EU declaration names AirBoss Defense Group Ltd., Acton Vale as manufacturer and lists PPE Regulation 2016/425, EN ISO 20347:2012 and EN 13832-3:2018. SATRA type examination and SGS FIMKO production oversight concern that defined model and conformity scope, not every agent or product.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.airboss-of-america-decision-1.question
The September 30, 2025 MALO EU declaration names AirBoss Defense Group Ltd., Acton Vale as manufacturer and lists PPE Regulation 2016/425, EN ISO 20347:2012 and EN 13832-3:2018. SATRA type examination and SGS FIMKO production oversight concern that defined model and conformity scope, not every agent or product.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.airboss-of-america-decision-1.id
The September 30, 2025 MALO EU declaration names AirBoss Defense Group Ltd., Acton Vale as manufacturer and lists PPE Regulation 2016/425, EN ISO 20347:2012 and EN 13832-3:2018. SATRA type examination and SGS FIMKO production oversight concern that defined model and conformity scope, not every agent or product.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.airboss-of-america-decision-1.confidence
The September 30, 2025 MALO EU declaration names AirBoss Defense Group Ltd., Acton Vale as manufacturer and lists PPE Regulation 2016/425, EN ISO 20347:2012 and EN 13832-3:2018. SATRA type examination and SGS FIMKO production oversight concern that defined model and conformity scope, not every agent or product.
Supports: Profile · description
The September 30, 2025 MALO EU declaration names AirBoss Defense Group Ltd., Acton Vale as manufacturer and lists PPE Regulation 2016/425, EN ISO 20347:2012 and EN 13832-3:2018. SATRA type examination and SGS FIMKO production oversight concern that defined model and conformity scope, not every agent or product.
Supports: Profile · operating context
The September 30, 2025 MALO EU declaration names AirBoss Defense Group Ltd., Acton Vale as manufacturer and lists PPE Regulation 2016/425, EN ISO 20347:2012 and EN 13832-3:2018. SATRA type examination and SGS FIMKO production oversight concern that defined model and conformity scope, not every agent or product.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.airboss-of-america-decision-1.context
The September 30, 2025 MALO EU declaration names AirBoss Defense Group Ltd., Acton Vale as manufacturer and lists PPE Regulation 2016/425, EN ISO 20347:2012 and EN 13832-3:2018. SATRA type examination and SGS FIMKO production oversight concern that defined model and conformity scope, not every agent or product.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · technical tags
The September 30, 2025 MALO EU declaration names AirBoss Defense Group Ltd., Acton Vale as manufacturer and lists PPE Regulation 2016/425, EN ISO 20347:2012 and EN 13832-3:2018. SATRA type examination and SGS FIMKO production oversight concern that defined model and conformity scope, not every agent or product.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · technical tags
The September 30, 2025 MALO EU declaration names AirBoss Defense Group Ltd., Acton Vale as manufacturer and lists PPE Regulation 2016/425, EN ISO 20347:2012 and EN 13832-3:2018. SATRA type examination and SGS FIMKO production oversight concern that defined model and conformity scope, not every agent or product.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · defence applications
The September 30, 2025 MALO EU declaration names AirBoss Defense Group Ltd., Acton Vale as manufacturer and lists PPE Regulation 2016/425, EN ISO 20347:2012 and EN 13832-3:2018. SATRA type examination and SGS FIMKO production oversight concern that defined model and conformity scope, not every agent or product.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · name
The September 30, 2025 MALO EU declaration names AirBoss Defense Group Ltd., Acton Vale as manufacturer and lists PPE Regulation 2016/425, EN ISO 20347:2012 and EN 13832-3:2018. SATRA type examination and SGS FIMKO production oversight concern that defined model and conformity scope, not every agent or product.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · summary
The September 30, 2025 MALO EU declaration names AirBoss Defense Group Ltd., Acton Vale as manufacturer and lists PPE Regulation 2016/425, EN ISO 20347:2012 and EN 13832-3:2018. SATRA type examination and SGS FIMKO production oversight concern that defined model and conformity scope, not every agent or product.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · maturity
The September 30, 2025 MALO EU declaration names AirBoss Defense Group Ltd., Acton Vale as manufacturer and lists PPE Regulation 2016/425, EN ISO 20347:2012 and EN 13832-3:2018. SATRA type examination and SGS FIMKO production oversight concern that defined model and conformity scope, not every agent or product.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · core features
The September 30, 2025 MALO EU declaration names AirBoss Defense Group Ltd., Acton Vale as manufacturer and lists PPE Regulation 2016/425, EN ISO 20347:2012 and EN 13832-3:2018. SATRA type examination and SGS FIMKO production oversight concern that defined model and conformity scope, not every agent or product.
AirBoss Rubber Solutions (AirBoss of America Corp.)
Source type: official organization profile
Supports: Profile · commercial status
AirBoss describes its Kitchener Compound Technology Centre as an in-house rubber-material R&D and product-support facility serving Rubber Solutions, Engineered Products and Defense Group. Its stated workflow includes custom formulation, crosslinking research, mixing, testing, analysis, recalibration and process/product troubleshooting, with microscopy, flexometers, MTS universal tester, capillary rheometer, RPA, DMA, FTIR, TGA and conductivity equipment. Company description, undated. Equipment/workflow demonstrates lab capability, not a quantified defense product qualification or a specific production line.
Supports: Profile · description
AirBoss describes its Kitchener Compound Technology Centre as an in-house rubber-material R&D and product-support facility serving Rubber Solutions, Engineered Products and Defense Group. Its stated workflow includes custom formulation, crosslinking research, mixing, testing, analysis, recalibration and process/product troubleshooting, with microscopy, flexometers, MTS universal tester, capillary rheometer, RPA, DMA, FTIR, TGA and conductivity equipment. Company description, undated. Equipment/workflow demonstrates lab capability, not a quantified defense product qualification or a specific production line.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
AirBoss describes its Kitchener Compound Technology Centre as an in-house rubber-material R&D and product-support facility serving Rubber Solutions, Engineered Products and Defense Group. Its stated workflow includes custom formulation, crosslinking research, mixing, testing, analysis, recalibration and process/product troubleshooting, with microscopy, flexometers, MTS universal tester, capillary rheometer, RPA, DMA, FTIR, TGA and conductivity equipment. Company description, undated. Equipment/workflow demonstrates lab capability, not a quantified defense product qualification or a specific production line.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · summary
AirBoss describes its Kitchener Compound Technology Centre as an in-house rubber-material R&D and product-support facility serving Rubber Solutions, Engineered Products and Defense Group. Its stated workflow includes custom formulation, crosslinking research, mixing, testing, analysis, recalibration and process/product troubleshooting, with microscopy, flexometers, MTS universal tester, capillary rheometer, RPA, DMA, FTIR, TGA and conductivity equipment. Company description, undated. Equipment/workflow demonstrates lab capability, not a quantified defense product qualification or a specific production line.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · core features
AirBoss describes its Kitchener Compound Technology Centre as an in-house rubber-material R&D and product-support facility serving Rubber Solutions, Engineered Products and Defense Group. Its stated workflow includes custom formulation, crosslinking research, mixing, testing, analysis, recalibration and process/product troubleshooting, with microscopy, flexometers, MTS universal tester, capillary rheometer, RPA, DMA, FTIR, TGA and conductivity equipment. Company description, undated. Equipment/workflow demonstrates lab capability, not a quantified defense product qualification or a specific production line.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · commercial availability
AirBoss describes its Kitchener Compound Technology Centre as an in-house rubber-material R&D and product-support facility serving Rubber Solutions, Engineered Products and Defense Group. Its stated workflow includes custom formulation, crosslinking research, mixing, testing, analysis, recalibration and process/product troubleshooting, with microscopy, flexometers, MTS universal tester, capillary rheometer, RPA, DMA, FTIR, TGA and conductivity equipment. Company description, undated. Equipment/workflow demonstrates lab capability, not a quantified defense product qualification or a specific production line.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · technical tags
AirBoss describes its Kitchener Compound Technology Centre as an in-house rubber-material R&D and product-support facility serving Rubber Solutions, Engineered Products and Defense Group. Its stated workflow includes custom formulation, crosslinking research, mixing, testing, analysis, recalibration and process/product troubleshooting, with microscopy, flexometers, MTS universal tester, capillary rheometer, RPA, DMA, FTIR, TGA and conductivity equipment. Company description, undated. Equipment/workflow demonstrates lab capability, not a quantified defense product qualification or a specific production line.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · capability type
AirBoss describes its Kitchener Compound Technology Centre as an in-house rubber-material R&D and product-support facility serving Rubber Solutions, Engineered Products and Defense Group. Its stated workflow includes custom formulation, crosslinking research, mixing, testing, analysis, recalibration and process/product troubleshooting, with microscopy, flexometers, MTS universal tester, capillary rheometer, RPA, DMA, FTIR, TGA and conductivity equipment. Company description, undated. Equipment/workflow demonstrates lab capability, not a quantified defense product qualification or a specific production line.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · name
AirBoss describes its Kitchener Compound Technology Centre as an in-house rubber-material R&D and product-support facility serving Rubber Solutions, Engineered Products and Defense Group. Its stated workflow includes custom formulation, crosslinking research, mixing, testing, analysis, recalibration and process/product troubleshooting, with microscopy, flexometers, MTS universal tester, capillary rheometer, RPA, DMA, FTIR, TGA and conductivity equipment. Company description, undated. Equipment/workflow demonstrates lab capability, not a quantified defense product qualification or a specific production line.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · technicaldomainslugs
AirBoss describes its Kitchener Compound Technology Centre as an in-house rubber-material R&D and product-support facility serving Rubber Solutions, Engineered Products and Defense Group. Its stated workflow includes custom formulation, crosslinking research, mixing, testing, analysis, recalibration and process/product troubleshooting, with microscopy, flexometers, MTS universal tester, capillary rheometer, RPA, DMA, FTIR, TGA and conductivity equipment. Company description, undated. Equipment/workflow demonstrates lab capability, not a quantified defense product qualification or a specific production line.
Supports: Protective materials and manufacturing · defence applications
AirBoss describes its Kitchener Compound Technology Centre as an in-house rubber-material R&D and product-support facility serving Rubber Solutions, Engineered Products and Defense Group. Its stated workflow includes custom formulation, crosslinking research, mixing, testing, analysis, recalibration and process/product troubleshooting, with microscopy, flexometers, MTS universal tester, capillary rheometer, RPA, DMA, FTIR, TGA and conductivity equipment. Company description, undated. Equipment/workflow demonstrates lab capability, not a quantified defense product qualification or a specific production line.
AirBoss of America · Aug 5, 2026
Source type: official report
Supports: Profile · current activity as of
AirBoss reports Q2 2026 consolidated sales of US$107.906m, profit of US$2.512m and adjusted EBITDA of US$9.523m, versus US$10.242m adjusted EBITDA a year earlier when a legal settlement supported earnings. It reports two segments, Rubber Solutions and Manufactured Products, with defence inside Manufactured Products. June 30 net debt is US$72.881m and Q2 free cash flow negative US$2.199m; net debt, EBITDA and free cash flow use the issuer’s non-IFRS definitions. These are parent-wide, not Canadian defence-only results.
Supports: Profile · operating context
AirBoss reports Q2 2026 consolidated sales of US$107.906m, profit of US$2.512m and adjusted EBITDA of US$9.523m, versus US$10.242m adjusted EBITDA a year earlier when a legal settlement supported earnings. It reports two segments, Rubber Solutions and Manufactured Products, with defence inside Manufactured Products. June 30 net debt is US$72.881m and Q2 free cash flow negative US$2.199m; net debt, EBITDA and free cash flow use the issuer’s non-IFRS definitions. These are parent-wide, not Canadian defence-only results.
Supports: Profile · current activity
AirBoss reports Q2 2026 consolidated sales of US$107.906m, profit of US$2.512m and adjusted EBITDA of US$9.523m, versus US$10.242m adjusted EBITDA a year earlier when a legal settlement supported earnings. It reports two segments, Rubber Solutions and Manufactured Products, with defence inside Manufactured Products. June 30 net debt is US$72.881m and Q2 free cash flow negative US$2.199m; net debt, EBITDA and free cash flow use the issuer’s non-IFRS definitions. These are parent-wide, not Canadian defence-only results.
