- Digital Ally (DGLY, Financial) has reduced its backlog by $500,000, bringing it down to $1.7 million from $2.2 million at the end of Q1 2025.
- The company secured seven new contracts worth over $800,000 collectively, reflecting strong demand for its video surveillance products.
- CEO Stanton Ross emphasizes ongoing improvements in operational efficiency and customer satisfaction.
Digital Ally, Inc. (DGLY), a developer of advanced video surveillance products, has announced a significant reduction in its operational backlog. As part of its continued efficiency efforts, the company's backlog was reduced from $2.2 million at the end of the first quarter of 2025 to $1.7 million, showcasing a $500,000 improvement.
The Overland Park-based company secured seven new contracts, collectively valued at over $800,000. These deals not only reinforce the strong market demand for Digital Ally's offerings but also highlight the company's capacity to manage growth while maintaining operational improvements. The contracts span across sectors like law enforcement, homeland security, and commercial applications.
CEO Stanton Ross expressed satisfaction at the company's strides in streamlining operations, which have positioned Digital Ally to better serve its clients and enhance its market presence. Looking forward, the company remains committed to further reducing its backlog and improving operational efficiencies to ensure faster turnaround times and increased customer satisfaction.
This progress underscores Digital Ally's strategic focus on sustainable growth and innovation within its field, promising continued advancements in delivering high-quality video surveillance solutions.
