See Why (Nasdaq: KSCP) Is Front And Center This Morning With Three Analysts Now Bullish On The Name

Any content you receive is for information purposes only. Always conduct your own research. *Sponsored (NASDAQ: KSCP) Just Earned The Top Spot On Paul Prescott's Watchlist This Morning—Thursday, July 16, 2026 Don’t Miss Our Next Update—Get Real-Time Alerts Sent Directly To Your Phone. Up To 10X Faster Than Email. (Nasdaq: KSCP) In Focus After Posting 106% Revenue Growth In Q1 Consider Starting Your Own Research On (KSCP)... [ Company Website ] | [ Corporate Presentation ] July 16, 2026 Dear Reader, Every few decades, an industry hits a breaking point. American security just hit one, and one Silicon Valley company just reported the quarter that proves it. The problem is simple to state. Businesses pay $220K to $570K per year to cover a single guarded post around the clock. More than 90% of security alerts are useless without a human in the loop. The average corporate security chief juggles 8 to 12 vendors, and not one of them is accountable when something happens at 3 a.m. The guard company can’t see the cameras. The camera vendor can’t dispatch the guards. Every vendor sends a separate invoice. Nobody owns the outcome. IT security fixed this exact problem twenty years ago by consolidating to the managed-service model, and it minted a generation of category leaders. Physical security never had that moment. One company is building it: Knightscope, Inc. (NASDAQ: KSCP), the Silicon Valley company constructing the nation’s first Autonomous Security Force. And the first quarter of 2026 is when the plan clicked into place. KSCP just reported Q1 revenue of $6M, up 106% year over year, with gross margin positive for the first time and roughly 70% of revenue now recurring. Weeks later, the company announced approximately $3.8M in new and recurring contracts across eight verticals, led by critical infrastructure: a major California county, the federal government, a US national laboratory, and Fortune 500 healthcare names. Knightscope, Inc. (NASDAQ: KSCP) has earned its spot at the top of our watchlist this morning Thursday, July 16, 2026. Keep reading to learn more about Knightscope, Inc. Knightscope, Inc. is a Silicon Valley managed service provider founded in 2013 with one mission: to make the United States of America the safest country in the world. The company is building the nation’s first Autonomous Security Force: autonomous robots, AI-driven software, real-time monitoring, and licensed armed and unarmed security agents, all under one managed service accountable for the outcome. Not a camera company. Not a guarding company. Not a software platform. All of it, under one roof, fully managed. The foundation is already in place: approximately 10,000 machines and agents in the network, 434 clients across 42 states, and more than 4.4M autonomous hours logged since the first deployment in 2015. Q1 2026: The Turning-Point Quarter Quarterly revenue stepped up to $6.M in Q1 2026, the strongest quarter in company history. Source: Knightscope, Inc. Latest Corporate Presentation Q1 2026 revenue hit $6M, up 106% from $2.9M a year earlier. Service revenue grew 98% to $4.2M. Product revenue climbed 128% to $1.8M. And gross margin turned positive at 8% of revenue, compared with a gross loss in the prior-year period. Even on a like-for-like pro forma basis, revenue grew 39%. As Chairman and CEO William Santana Li said: "Q1 was a turning point for Knightscope. With the strategic acquisition of Event Risk, all four operational pillars of the Autonomous Security Force are now in place." And because the acquisition closed in late February, Q1 captured only about one month of Security Force operations. The second quarter will be the first to show a full quarter of the combined company. The Acquisition That Completed the Force In February, KSCP closed its acquisition of Event Risk, a nationwide provider of armed and unarmed guarding and executive protection with Fortune 1000 clients, consistent double-digit growth, and strong retention. The company quadrupled its workforce to over 400 people and began offering equity participation to frontline security agents, a structural differentiator in an industry known for extreme turnover. An Augmented Security Agent: licensed on-site response, powered by live data and centralized command. Source: Knightscope, Inc. Latest Corporate Presentation Why would a robotics company buy a guarding business? Because every security RFP in America is written for guards and cameras. Guards go in first. Trust gets earned. Then the technology layers in, replacing static posts one at a time. Guards are not the destination. They are the deployment catalyst for autonomy. The K7: The Flagship Debuts at GSX in September The all-new K7 Autonomous Security Robot: next-generation, large-area autonomous patrol. Source: Knightscope, Inc. Latest Corporate Presentation Visit knightscope.com today and one machine dominates the screen. The all-new K7 Autonomous Security Robot is built for environments no camera or human post can match: miles of fence lines, logistics yards, solar farms, critical infrastructure, and defense installations. A public waitlist is open, with limited series production expected to begin deployment in the second half of 2026. Five graduate students from Carnegie Mellon’s Robotics Institute are already building an advanced AI feature for the K7 under a five-year collaboration. And the Autonomous Security Force, with the K7 front and center, debuts at GSX 2026 in Atlanta, September 14-16, Booth 3905. American-Owned, and It Publishes the Receipts Here is a question most investors never think to ask. The three largest guarding companies in the US, which CEO William Santana Li estimates generate $20 to $30B in annual US revenue, are all foreign owned or controlled. They know your patrols, your exposure, and your risks. As Li put it in a July fireside chat: "You’re telling me that’s okay? I’m sorry, on my watch that’s not okay." KSCP is the only American, publicly traded company in autonomous security. US-only operations. No foreign parent. In an era of rising scrutiny on foreign control of critical infrastructure, that is a procurement advantage, not a slogan. The Signals digital twin: every patrol logged, every sensor check timestamped, every action auditable. Source: Knightscope, Inc. Latest Corporate Presentation And unlike an industry that has run on the honor system for thirty years, Knightscope’s Signals platform logs, timestamps, and exports everything. The field results are striking. At one commercial site, incidents fell from 20 a month to one for the entire year. Another deployment logged zero vehicle break-ins in ten months, down from one to two every week. As KSCP puts it: "We don’t trade on logos. We trade on receipts." Consider Starting Your Own Research On (KSCP)... [ Company Website ] | [ Corporate Presentation ] 7 Reasons Why KSCP Is Topping Our Watchlist This Morning—Thursday, July 16, 2026… 1. Three Wall Street Analysts. All Bullish. Targets From $8 to $25: Lake Street Capital Markets, H.C. Wainwright, and Ascendiant Capital all cover the stock with Bullish ratings and price targets ranging from $8 to $25. Three independent firms. All Bullish. That kind of consensus doesn’t happen by accident. 2. Revenue Grew 106% and Gross Margin Turned Positive for the First Time: Q1 2026 revenue came in at $6M, up from $2.9M, with gross margin at positive 8% versus a gross loss a year ago. The company is not pre-revenue. It is pre-scale, and the inflection is visible in the numbers. 3. Roughly 70% Recurring Revenue Across 434 Clients in 42 States: $4.2M of the $6.0M in Q1 revenue was recurring service revenue. Managed services businesses are valued on recurring mix and retention, and Knightscope clients renew year after year. 4. All Four Pillars of the Autonomous Security Force Are Now in Place: Autonomous machines, advanced software, real-time monitoring, and licensed security agents, unified by the closed Event Risk acquisition. The workforce has quadrupled to 400+, with equity going to frontline agents and hiring continuing into July. 5. The K7 Flagship Launches Into Markets the Current Fleet Cannot Reach: Waitlist open, beta deployments planned for the second half of 2026, Carnegie Mellon AI work feeding the platform, and a debut at GSX 2026 in September. Every market the K7 unlocks is a new layer of recurring revenue. 6. The Only Provider That Checks All Six Boxes, and the Only American One: Licensed guarding. 24/7 monitoring. Autonomous patrol. Integrated response. Quality and consistency. Outcome accountability. No other company delivers all six. And the three largest legacy guarding firms in the US are all foreign owned or controlled. (KSCP) is American end to end. 7. An Approx. $29M Market Cap Against a $230B Market: Across its top five Security Force clients alone, (KSCP) holds less than 2% of an estimated $850M+ in annual security spend. Peers doing one piece of the job are valued at near $1B and beyond. And in June, the board tied executive performance awards to market cap milestones of $500M to $3B. Consider Starting Your Own Research On (KSCP)... [ Company Website ] | [ Corporate Presentation ] Before you log off for the evening, one last pass through the setup shows why KSCP has moved front and center. The turning-point quarter is on the books: revenue up 106%, gross margin positive for the first time, roughly 70% recurring. The acquisition that completed the Autonomous Security Force is closed and operational. $3.8M in fresh bookings landed in May across eight verticals. The K7 flagship debuts at GSX in September with beta deployments to follow. And the second quarter, the first full quarter of the combined company, reports next. With a market cap around $29M against a $230B market, three analysts at “Bullish” with targets of $8 to $25, and management compensation now tied to shareholder milestones, the gap between where this company is and where it could go is difficult to ignore. KSCP is the first thing on my screen this morning, Thursday, July 16, 2026. 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