Moving iMage Technologies (MITQ) Revenue by Type

Breaks down revenue by source — product sales, professional services, licensing, and recurring software/subscription fees. For Moving iMage Technologies, the mix shows whether growth is driven by one-time hardware or software sales versus repeatable, higher-margin recurring revenue, revealing how predictable cash flow and profit margins are, and highlighting concentration risks or areas for scaling.

Equipment Upon Delivery is the clear revenue driver with strong seasonality and quarter-to-quarter volatility; the recent uplift and margin expansion came largely from the acquired DCS Loudspeaker line, while Software & Services and Installation remain immaterial and uneven (installation even shows occasional negative activity). Management’s Q4 guidance and DCS backlog point to a near-term revenue inflection, but the company is increasingly reliant on sustaining DCS momentum while carrying higher inventory and materially less cash—creating execution and liquidity risk if core project demand doesn’t recover.