CPS Technologies Corporation provides advanced material solutions to the transportation, automotive, energy, computing/internet, telecommunication, aerospace, defense, and oil and gas markets in the United States, Europe, and Asia. The company offers metal matrix composites such as baseplates for various applications, including motor controllers used in electric trains, subway cars, wind turbines, and hybrid and electric vehicles; hermetic packages for use in radar, satellite, and avionics applications; baseplates and housings used in modules built with wide band gap semiconductors; and lids and heat spreaders for use in internet switches and routers. It also assembles housings and packages that includes metal matrix composite components for hybrid circuits; and produces armor for naval and military applications. The company sells its products to microelectronics systems companies. The company was formerly known as Ceramics Process Systems Corporation and changed its name to CPS Technologies Corporation in March 2007. CPS Technologies Corporation was incorporated in 1984 and is based in Norton, Massachusetts.

CPS Technologies Corp.

Key Points
Record quarterly revenue (GAAP) of $8.1 million in Q2 FY2025, up 61% year-over-year (GAAP), with the company returning to profitability.
Gross margin (GAAP) was 16.5%, showing operational improvement, but remains below historical goals.
First commercial order for AlMax™ material and four SBIR contracts highlight progress in technology and market outreach.
Cps Technologies (NASDAQ:CPSH), a specialist in advanced metal matrix composite materials for high-performance industrial, electronics, and defense applications, released its Q2 FY2025 financial results on August 1, 2025. The most important takeaway was record revenue, which rose to $8.1 million from $5.0 million (GAAP), alongside a swing back to profitability with earnings per share (GAAP) of $0.01. While analyst estimates were not available for this quarter, these results set new company highs for quarterly sales and reversed last year's GAAP net loss. Margin improvement was also notable in Q1 and Q2, though still below management's targets; leadership identified ongoing operational upgrades as a priority. Overall, the quarter demonstrated strong sales execution, renewed profitability, and continued R&D progress.
Metric
Q2 2025
Q2 2024
Y/Y Change
EPS
$0.01
$(0.07)
$0.08
Revenue
$8.1 million
$5.0 million
62%
Gross Margin
16.5%
(4.6%)
21.1 pp
Operating Profit (Loss)
$0.1 million
$(1.3 million)
N/A
Net Income (Loss)
$0.1 million
$(0.9 million)
111.1%
About Cps Technologies: Business Overview and Core Success Factors
Cps Technologies designs and manufactures metal matrix composites—high-tech materials combining metals and ceramics to deliver lightweight strength and thermal properties needed in sectors like defense, energy, and high-performance electronics. Its core offering, AlSiC, provides unique benefits in conductivity, weight, and reliability, critical for advanced circuit packaging, military applications, and energy infrastructure.
The business has focused recently on expanding its product catalog and market reach, particularly through commercialization of new materials like AlMax™ and Fiber Reinforced Aluminum (FRA). Success for the company depends on bringing innovative materials to market, maintaining a lead in quality and performance, and managing risks associated with customer concentration and global competition.
Quarter in Review: Financial Performance, Product Developments, and Operations
Revenue (GAAP) reached a new peak at $8.1 million, up from $5.0 million in the prior-year period. This growth was attributed chiefly to increased shipments across core product lines and higher production rates. Management noted demand strength from the electronics, energy, and defense sectors, supporting the firm's move to a third production shift late last year. The order backlog and diversification across sectors like transportation, smart grid, and aerospace have played a key role.
Gross profit (GAAP) turned positive, with the company reporting $1.3 million after having a gross loss in the prior year. Gross margin—the amount of money kept from each dollar of sales after direct costs—rose more than 21 percentage points to 16.5% (GAAP) compared to the prior-year period. The improvement was driven by higher sales volumes and operational efficiencies, including the addition of a third production shift. However, the margin remains below the roughly 30% level seen in peak quarters during 2023. The company cited yield challenges following rapid production scale-up, along with a shift toward lower-margin product mix as reasons for the shortfall. Management stated, “They're still not to the level that we want them at and we -- they're still not to the level they were a year ago.”
Profit swung into positive territory, with $0.1 million in operating profit (GAAP) compared to a $1.3 million loss in the prior year. Net income (GAAP) moved similarly, reflecting not only revenue growth but also better handling of costs, even as inventory and working capital increased in anticipation of further growth. The firm maintained a healthy equity base, with cash and equivalents of $2.4 million (GAAP) and no notable long-term debt. Receivables and inventory rose in line with sales activity, a typical pattern as order volumes expand.
On the technology front, Cps Technologies achieved key milestones in product innovation. The commercialization of AlMax™, a new material boasting superior performance properties to conventional aluminum, moved from exclusive licensing to revenue-generating order in under 18 months. The firm received four Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contracts during the first half, with the latest for developing lightweight solutions for the U.S. Marine Corps’ Amphibious Combat Vehicle. These contracts not only support near-term revenue but also validate the company’s research capabilities and enhance its profile in defense markets. Continued partnership with Triton Systems for FRA materials—engineered to be both strong and lightweight—signals future product avenues in segments like military ground vehicles and aerospace.
Other operational notes included a rise in inventories to $5.2 million (GAAP) and accounts receivable to $5.6 million as of June 28, 2025.
Looking Ahead: Management Outlook and Sector Considerations
Management provided a qualitative outlook, stating that revenue is expected to remain strong for the remainder of fiscal 2025. The leadership team forecasted further improvement in gross margins and overall profitability, citing operational upgrading and ongoing efficiency projects. They were candid in acknowledging that current margins must improve. Key near-term initiatives include enhancing yield after the third shift expansion and streamlining product mix to optimize profitability.
No detailed financial guidance for the next quarter or full year was provided by management. Investors should watch for progress in margin expansion, the pace of commercialization for new materials such as AlMax™ and FRA, and further SBIR or defense-related project awards. Customer concentration and exposure to competitive pricing, especially from international firms, remain areas to monitor.
Revenue and net income presented using U.S. generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) unless otherwise noted.
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Chicago, IL – April 25, 2025 – Zacks.com announces the list of stocks featured in the Analyst Blog. Every day the Zacks Equity Research analysts discuss the latest news and events impacting stocks and the financial markets. Stocks recently featured in the blog include: Costco COST, American Express AXP, Goldman Sachs GS, Willis Lease Finance Corp. WLFC and CPS Technologies Corp. CPSH.
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These factors have been helping it register decent sales and earnings numbers. The Zacks analyst expects Costco to register an 11.3% adjusted earnings per share improvement in fiscal 2025 on 7.2% revenue growth. This outlook reflects Costco’s ability to navigate the challenging operating environment, generate solid sales, and register high membership renewal rates.
A favorable product mix, steady store traffic, pricing power, and strong liquidity position should help Costco keep outperforming. While trading at a premium to its peers, its long-term growth prospects should help the stock see a solid upside.
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Consumer spending on travel and entertainment, which carries higher margins, is still resilient. Its focus on Millennials and Gen-Z consumers, who exhibit strong dining preferences, will position the company for long-term growth. Its solid cash-generation abilities enable the pursuit of business investments.
However, with higher utilization of its cards, costs in the form of card member services and card member rewards are likely to go up. In 1Q25, total expenses rose 10% YoY.Its current debt level induces an increase in interest expenses. As such, the stock warrants a cautious stance.
(You can read the full research report on American Express here >>>)
Goldman Sachs shares have outperformed the Zacks Financial - Investment Bank industry over the past year (+29.5% vs. +19.2%). The company’s first-quarter 2025 results benefited from solid growth in the Global Banking & Markets division. Goldman Sachs’ refocus on the core strengths of investment banking (IB) and trading businesses through restructuring initiatives will boost its presence in the overseas markets.
The company's decent cash levels and solid credit profile will support capital distribution moves. Moreover, its strategic acquisitions and expansion in the private equity credit line will help diversify the fee-revenue base and offer top-line stability for the company. Its earnings beat estimates in the trailing four quarters.
However, given the current geopolitical concerns, the company’s high dependence on overseas revenues is worrisome. Also, rising expenses may limit its bottom-line growth.
(You can read the full research report on Goldman Sachs here >>>)
Shares of Willis Lease Finance have outperformed the Zacks Transportation - Equipment and Leasing industry over the past year (+187.9% vs. -35%). This microcap company with market capitalization of $888.13 million is well-positioned in the expanding global aircraft leasing market, benefiting from strong air travel demand and a $3 billion portfolio with 81% narrowbody engines.
Record 2024 results underscore robust leasing performance. Its vertically integrated model, including in-house MROs and parts sales, enhances asset lifecycle value and margin efficiency. Strategic investments in SAF production and aftermarket services add future growth drivers. A new dividend policy signals balance sheet strength and confidence in cash flows.
However, WLFC faces elevated debt and rising finance costs. Persistent OEM delays and MRO bottlenecks constrain asset deployment. Heavy reliance on narrowbody engines and short-term leases increases cyclicality and concentration risks. Escalating maintenance costs and growing competition, alongside tightening regulations, further challenge long-term margins and strategic agility.
(You can read the full research report on Willis Lease Finance here >>>)
CPS Technologies’ shares have outperformed the Zacks Electronics - Miscellaneous Components industry over the past six months (+10.2% vs. -18.4%). This microcap company with market capitalization of $21.64 million offers long-term potential through contract wins, expanding applications in semiconductors, defense and clean energy, and increasing traction from SBIR-funded innovations.
A $13.3-million semiconductor contract and multiple government awards support top-line visibility and validate CPSH’s materials technology. Its third production shift improves capacity and sets the stage for margin recovery. Commercial traction in radiation shielding and fiber-reinforced aluminum highlights successful R&D conversion.
However, risks include high margin sensitivity to volume fluctuations, operational inefficiencies during labor scale-up, inventory risks from the build-to-order model, and limited long-term contract coverage. Without sustained high utilization and stronger contract visibility, profitability may remain volatile despite a growing innovation pipeline.
(You can read the full research report on CPS Technologies here >>>)
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The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights Costco, American Express, Goldman Sachs, Willis Lease Finance and CPS Technologies

Thursday, April 24, 2025
Today's Research Daily features new research reports on Costco (COST), American Express (AXP), Goldman Sachs (GS) and others, including two micro-cap stocks Willis Lease Finance Corporation (WLFC) and CPS Technologies Corporation (CPSH). The Zacks microcap research is unique as our research content on these small and under-the-radar companies is the only research of its type in the country.
These research reports have been hand-picked from the roughly 70 reports published by our analyst team today.
You can see all of today’s research reports here >>>
Q1 Earnings Season Scorecard
Including all of this morning's results, we now have Q1 results from 157 S&P 500 members. Total earnings for these companies are up +13.3% from the same period last year on +4.1% higher revenues, with 72% beating EPS estimates and 63.1% beating revenue estimates.
For more details about the Q1 earnings season and evolving expectations for the coming periods, please check out our weekly Earnings Trends report here >>>Tech Estimates Come Under Pressure: What to Expect?
Ahead of Wall Street
The daily 'Ahead of Wall Street' article is a must-read for all investors who would like to be ready for that day's trading action. The article comes out before the market's open and attempts to make sense of that morning's economic releases and how they will affect that day's market action.
You can read today's AWS here >>> A Busy Morning: Jobless Claims, Durable Goods & Q1 Earnings
Today's Featured Research Reports
Costco shares have outperformed the Zacks Retail - Discount Stores industry over the past year (+36.1% vs. +17.5%). The company being a consumer defensive stock, Costco has been surviving the market turmoil pretty well. The discount retailer’s key strengths are strategic investments, a customer-centric approach, merchandise initiatives, and an emphasis on membership growth.
These factors have been helping it register decent sales and earnings numbers. The Zacks analyst expect Costco to register an 11.3% adjusted earnings per share improvement in fiscal 2025 on 7.2% revenue growth. This outlook reflects Costco’s ability to navigate the challenging operating environment, generate solid sales, and register high membership renewal rates.
A favorable product mix, steady store traffic, pricing power, and strong liquidity position should help Costco keep outperforming. While trading at a premium to its peers, its long-term growth prospects should help the stock see a solid upside.
(You can read the full research report on Costco here >>>)
Shares of American Express have outperformed the Zacks Financial - Miscellaneous Services industry over the past year (+11.1% vs. -0.3%). The company beats first quarter earnings estimates. It’s growth initiatives, like launching new products, reaching new agreements and forging alliances are aiding its card member spending and revenues.
Consumer spending on travel and entertainment, which carries higher margins, is still resilient. Its focus on Millennials and Gen-Z consumers, who exhibit strong dining preferences, will position the company for long-term growth. Its solid cash-generation abilities enable the pursuit of business investments.
However, with higher utilization of its cards, costs in the form of card member services and card member rewards are likely to go up. In 1Q25, total expenses rose 10% YoY.Its current debt level induces an increase in interest expenses. As such, the stock warrants a cautious stance.
(You can read the full research report on American Express here >>>)
Goldman Sachs shares have outperformed the Zacks Financial - Investment Bank industry over the past year (+29.5% vs. +19.2%). The company’s first-quarter 2025 results benefited from solid growth in the Global Banking & Markets division. Goldman Sachs’ refocus on the core strengths of investment banking (IB) and trading businesses through restructuring initiatives will boost its presence in the overseas markets.
The company's decent cash levels and solid credit profile will support capital distribution moves. Moreover, its strategic acquisitions and expansion in the private equity credit line will help diversify the fee-revenue base and offer top-line stability for the company. Its earnings beat estimates in the trailing four quarters.
However, given the current geopolitical concerns, the company’s high dependence on overseas revenues is worrisome. Also, rising expenses may limit its bottom-line growth.
(You can read the full research report on Goldman Sachs here >>>)
Shares of Willis Lease Finance have outperformed the Zacks Transportation - Equipment and Leasing industry over the past year (+187.9% vs. -35%). This microcap company with market capitalization of $888.13 million is well-positioned in the expanding global aircraft leasing market, benefiting from strong air travel demand and a $3 billion portfolio with 81% narrowbody engines.
Record 2024 results underscore robust leasing performance. Its vertically integrated model, including in-house MROs and parts sales, enhances asset lifecycle value and margin efficiency. Strategic investments in SAF production and aftermarket services add future growth drivers. A new dividend policy signals balance sheet strength and confidence in cash flows.
However, WLFC faces elevated debt and rising finance costs. Persistent OEM delays and MRO bottlenecks constrain asset deployment. Heavy reliance on narrowbody engines and short-term leases increases cyclicality and concentration risks. Escalating maintenance costs and growing competition, alongside tightening regulations, further challenge long-term margins and strategic agility.
(You can read the full research report on Willis Lease Finance here >>>)
CPS Technologies’ shares have outperformed the Zacks Electronics - Miscellaneous Components industry over the past six months (+10.2% vs. -18.4%). This microcap company with market capitalization of $21.64 million offers long-term potential through contract wins, expanding applications in semiconductors, defense and clean energy, and increasing traction from SBIR-funded innovations.
A $13.3-million semiconductor contract and multiple government awards support top-line visibility and validate CPSH’s materials technology. Its third production shift improves capacity and sets the stage for margin recovery. Commercial traction in radiation shielding and fiber-reinforced aluminum highlights successful R&D conversion.
However, risks include high margin sensitivity to volume fluctuations, operational inefficiencies during labor scale-up, inventory risks from the build-to-order model, and limited long-term contract coverage. Without sustained high utilization and stronger contract visibility, profitability may remain volatile despite a growing innovation pipeline.
(You can read the full research report on CPS Technologies here >>>)
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