CYCU Locks In Major Gov. Contracts As Profits Surge

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Cycurion Inc. (NASDAQ: $CYCU) is starting to draw attention as a cybersecurity and AI company operating at full-year profitability with a contract pipeline that includes multiple government agencies. The company began trading on Nasdaq in February following its completed merger with Western Acquisition Ventures Corp. That move brought in new board members with deep experience in cybersecurity, AI, and enterprise infrastructure. With a market cap just under $14 million, CYCU has reported a huge financial leap y/y and recently secured additional government deals worth more than twice its current market valuation in a single month.

In April, CYCU announced two major public sector awards. The first, valued at $22 million, came from a U.S. state police agency and was issued in partnership with Journal Technologies. The second, announced later last month, was a$6 million contract from a municipal transportation authority covering a full enterprise cybersecurity overhaul. These deals broaden CYCU’s inroads across government agencies, reinforce established partnerships, and support its long-term ambition to integrate deeply into critical public systems.

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Alongside its U.S. contracts, CYCU is also expanding its presence abroad. On April 22, the company announced a strategic partnership with LSV-TECH International of Colombia. That agreement connects CYCU with public universities and government-linked technology programs across Latin America. LSV’s embedded relationship with Nokia provides extended reach into more than 130 countries. Initial pilots have already begun across several institutions in Colombia, with additional deployments expected.

The company’s product base is centered on ARx, a SaaS cybersecurity platform built around AI, and Cyber Shield, a managed security services suite that includes vulnerability monitoring, compliance support, and infrastructure protection. Both systems are already live across government and institutional accounts. The business is now geared toward larger, multi-year service contracts tied directly to public infrastructure, agency systems, and national security workflows.

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Alongside last month’s major contract awards, CYCU reported its full-year 2024 financial results. $17.88 million in revenue and $1.2 million in net income, after posting a $2.1 million loss the year before. Adjusted EBITDA rose to $2.3 million, up nearly 59% year over year. Operating costs were reduced by 47.5%. The company’s adjustments over the last year show significant improvements in operational performance, with tighter cost management, strengthened service delivery, and expanding margins now supporting sustainable growth.

The share structure here is tightly controlled. Over 73% of the stock is held by insiders, leaving just 8.45 million shares in the float. That limited availability, combined with a short interest around 12% at the moment, creates pressure when volume spikes or new headlines hit. With active contracts rolling in and visibility increasing, even small inflows of demand are hitting a thin supply... a fact that grows harder to ignore as CYCU's story gains traction.

CYCU officially hit Nasdaq in February but enters with a delivery model already anchored in signed contracts, federal systems, and expanding institutional partnerships. The company’s infrastructure is active inside law enforcement and municipal networks, and its international rollout is tied to distribution with long-established reach. It is reporting full-year profitability, reducing costs, and building around service contracts that scale through real-world implementation. This is not a company waiting on narratives or timelines to prove viability. It is already executing in environments where results come first.

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