OMNIQ Corp (OMQS)
Computer Software and Services • Information Technology
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Price to Earnings5.04x
Revenue Growth (1Y)-72.42%
Debt to Equity-1.24x
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OMNIQ Corp is overvalued
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May 20, 2026OMNIQ Reports First Quarter 2026 Financial Results

May 20, 202610-Q Quarterly Report for 2026 Q1

April 15, 202610-K Annual Report for 2025 FY

November 14, 202510-Q Quarterly Report for 2025 Q3

August 19, 202510-Q Quarterly Report for 2025 Q2

May 15, 202510-Q Quarterly Report for 2025 Q1

March 31, 202510-K Annual Report for 2024 FY

November 14, 202410-Q Quarterly Report for 2024 Q3

August 14, 202410-Q Quarterly Report for 2024 Q2

May 15, 202410-Q Quarterly Report for 2024 Q1

April 29, 2024Omniq Announces Strategic Ai–based Vehicle Recognition System Upgrade At Dfw Airport To Enhance Traveler Experience And Operational Efficiency Of Their Mobility Platform.

April 25, 2024Omniq Awarded A Follow-on Purchase Order For Its Ai-based Machine Vision Solution To Be Installed In A Critical Homeland Security Project

April 18, 2024Omniq Announces The Launch Of Seeq: Innovative Customer Site & Device Management Software App, For Enhanced Operational Efficiency Of Its Ai Machine Vision Solution

April 17, 2024OMNIQ’s SELF-SERVICE INTERACTIVE CONSUMER MANAGEMENT KIOSKS FEATURED BY ISRAEL’S LARGEST ENERGY COMPANY

April 01, 2024Omniq Announces 2023 Revenue Of $81.4 Million

April 01, 202410-K Annual Report for 2023 FY

March 28, 2024Omniq Schedules Fourth-quarter 2023 Earnings Call

March 26, 2024Nestle International Awarded Omniq A Purchase Order For The Supply Of Ruggedized Iot Equipment To Nestle’s Advanced Logistic Center

March 25, 2024Spar Contracted Omniq To Deploy Self-checkout Solutions And Advanced Esl System In Their New Israeli Market

March 20, 2024Omniq Wins Contract To Upgrade 450 Stores For A Major U.s. Sporting Goods Chain

March 18, 2024Omniq Secures Contract For A Major U.s. Owned Restaurant Chain For Omniq’s Fintech-based Self-ordering Platform

November 13, 202310-Q Quarterly Report for 2023 Q3

August 14, 202310-Q Quarterly Report for 2023 Q2

May 15, 202310-Q Quarterly Report for 2023 Q1

March 31, 202310-K Annual Report for 2022 FY

November 14, 202210-Q Quarterly Report for 2022 Q3

August 15, 202210-Q Quarterly Report for 2022 Q2

May 16, 202210-Q Quarterly Report for 2022 Q1

March 31, 202210-K Annual Report for 2021 FY

November 15, 202110-Q Quarterly Report for 2021 Q3
A. Company Overview
OMNIQ Corp. is a Delaware corporation, incorporated in 1973, originally known as Quest Solution, Inc. The company has undergone significant shifts in its operational focus over the years. From 2008 to 2013, OMNIQ was involved in developing oil and gas reserves. However, in January 2014, a strategic pivot was made to concentrate on operating companies with established positive cash flows and robust revenue foundations. This decision led to the development of a strategy built around leveraging management's relationships in the business landscape for investments.
B. Business Focus and Offerings
Since 2014, OMNIQ has emerged as a leading provider of advanced computerized and machine-vision image-processing solutions. The company employs proprietary artificial intelligence (AI) technology to offer data collection, real-time surveillance, and monitoring for various applications such as supply chain management, homeland security, public safety, traffic and parking management, and access control. The solutions developed by OMNIQ facilitate the secure movement of people, assets, and information across diverse environments including airports, schools, warehouses, and national borders.
OMNIQ’s principal product offerings encompass a range of hardware, software, communications systems, and automated management services. This includes an extensive portfolio of barcode labels, tags, RFID labels and tags, printing solutions, credit card terminals, automatic kiosks, and point-of-care units. Additionally, the company is known for providing technical support and services, guided by a highly experienced team of professionals dedicated to simplifying the integration process for clients.
Over recent years, OMNIQ has attained substantial growth, with annual consolidated revenues surpassing $80 million and serving clients in more than 40 countries. The firm has positioned itself strategically within several billion-dollar markets that exhibit double-digit growth potential, including the Global Safe City market and the Ticketless Safe Parking market.
C. Recent Developments
OMNIQ has faced various compliance challenges in relation to the Nasdaq Stock Market. Notices regarding listing deficiencies have been issued, specifically regarding minimum bid price compliance and the failure to hold an annual meeting within a requisite timeframe. The company is actively working on compliance strategies that include potentially implementing a reverse stock split and submitting plans to regain compliance within stipulated timeframes. OMNIQ is focused on navigating these regulatory challenges to maintain its listing and enhance corporate governance.
D. Strategic Direction
The strategic vision of OMNIQ is centered on operational excellence and cost efficiency, with a clear plan to address balance sheet debt while pursuing revenue growth and technological leadership. The company is keen on identifying synergies internally to broaden its product and service offerings internationally. Recognizing consolidation trends in the markets it operates, OMNIQ is actively seeking strategic acquisitions of companies specializing in data collection and mobile systems to solidify its position as a leading specialty integrator.
OMNIQ provides solutions primarily to the supply chain management and safe city markets. Its innovative AI-based vision solutions play a significant role in high-stakes applications such as homeland security and automated parking systems. By leveraging patented technologies and advanced algorithms, which combine cognitive science with machine learning, OMNIQ has developed a sophisticated suite of products that optimize operational workflows across various sectors.
E. Market Segmentation and Target Markets
The two primary segments targeted by OMNIQ are Safe City and Supply Chain Management. In the Safe City domain, the company deploys cutting-edge AI solutions utilized in homeland security, access control, airport operations, and smart parking systems. OMNIQ aims to deepen its penetration in these high-margin markets by adapting its technological expertise to meet evolving customer demands.
Within Supply Chain Management, OMNIQ sees substantial opportunities to modernize existing customer infrastructures by replacing outdated systems with novel go-to-market strategies. This approach ensures that clients retain competitive advantages through enhanced operational efficiencies and profitability derived from advanced mobile and wireless technologies.
F. Sales and Marketing Strategy
The sales strategy of OMNIQ is robust, supported by experienced systems engineers adept in the mobile industry. The sales organization is structured to emphasize industry specialization and geographical territories, allowing for tailored solutions that meet diverse client needs. This consultative approach fosters opportunities for upselling and cross-selling across various business applications.
For the Israeli market, the company has established direct sales teams organized by industry and product line, complemented by comprehensive technical support, which strengthens customer relations and confidence in OMNIQ's offerings.
G. Competitive Landscape
OMNIQ navigates a competitive landscape marked by a mix of large competitors and various niche players. The mobile system integration market is characterized by intense competition, especially regarding hardware sales that face pressure from online retailers. However, OMNIQ distinguishes itself through its consultative and integrated solutions approach, focusing on building long-term relationships with national accounts and larger customers.
H. Human Capital
As of the end of 2023, OMNIQ employed approximately 182 individuals divided between salaried and hourly personnel. The workforce encompasses roles in sales, assembly, technical services, and administrative support. The company emphasizes a culture of cooperation and teamwork, recognizing that the growth and success of OMNIQ depend significantly on the contributions of its employees.
I. Financial Overview
In recent years, OMNIQ has diversified its revenue streams, moving away from dependence on large customers, with no single customer accounting for more than 10% of total revenues for 2023. This shift reflects a successful effort to broaden the customer base while maintaining financial stability. The ongoing demand across various sectors for innovative mobile solutions bodes well for OMNIQ’s future growth prospects as it continues to evolve its offerings in response to market needs.
Stock Infos
SectorInformation Technology
IndustryComputer Software and Services
CEONeev Nissenson
Dividends

Artificial Intelligence (AI)
OMNIQ employs proprietary AI technology in its advanced computerized and machine-vision image-processing solutions, enabling data collection, real-time surveillance, and monitoring across various applications, including homeland security and traffic management.

Software Solutions
The company offers various software solutions tailored for supply chain management, public safety, and integrated systems that facilitate operational workflows and enhance client efficiencies.

Hardware Manufacturers
OMNIQ provides an extensive range of hardware products, including barcode labels, RFID tags, automatic kiosks, and point-of-care units, which are integral to their operational solutions in various sectors.

Internet of Things (IoT)
The company’s solutions facilitate the connectivity and optimized operations of various devices and systems as seen in smart parking systems and supply chain management, aligning with IoT principles.

Security Services
OMNIQ’s offerings include surveillance and monitoring services that ensure the secure movement of people and assets, which are critical components of security services.