Gatekeeper Systems Inc (GKPRF)

$0.89 +0.05 (6.19%)
Market Cap N/A
Revenue (ttm) 0.00
Net Income (ttm) 0.00
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio N/A
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 0.00%
Debt to Equity Ratio N/A
Volume 169,200
Avg Vol 183,726
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out N/A
Stochastic %K 88%
Beta N/A
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target N/A

Company Profile

Gatekeeper Systems Inc. designs, manufactures, markets, and sells video security solutions for mobile and transportation environment for children, passengers, and public safety personnel in Canada and the United States. The company offers school bus and transit solutions, such as interior and exterior video for school bus, stop arm cameras, and mobile data collectors; artificial intelligence, including AI dash cams, school bus student protectors, pedestrian protector cameras for school bus, 360...

Industry: Security & Protection Services
Sector: Industrials
Phone: 604 864 6187
Fax: 888 666 4833
Address:
31127 Wheel Avenue, Suite 301, Abbotsford, Canada
prosejr
prosejr Apr. 2 at 7:35 PM
$GKPRF .........📌 For anyone watching GKPRF today… Nice to see a little green on a holiday‑thinned tape No new headlines — just steady bid support and quiet accumulation Company continues to execute with a solid backlog and multiple contract windows ahead Float remains tight, and the stock has held its posture well through the recent market chop Nothing dramatic… just a name quietly doing its job.
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10baggerPete
10baggerPete Apr. 2 at 5:15 PM
$GKPRF why certainly!!! looks like the bottom is in. Now get back over $1 lickity splitt.
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Guillermo80
Guillermo80 Apr. 2 at 3:06 PM
$GKPRF worlds tiniest cup and handle?
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FullOnRetardo
FullOnRetardo Mar. 30 at 7:55 PM
$GKPRF considering this is slightly green given the market.. maybe we've actually bottomed out
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ace19911991
ace19911991 Mar. 26 at 5:34 PM
$GKPRF $1 canadian… too good to be true?
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TheGreat_Howard_Chizenak
TheGreat_Howard_Chizenak Mar. 26 at 4:15 PM
$GKPRF what is the issue here? Their business is growing, great contracts, great view on revenue???
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prosejr
prosejr Mar. 23 at 3:53 PM
$GKPRF .....WHY COMPANIES DON'TIMMEDIATELY USE BUYBACKS..... A follow‑up to my earlier buyback post, because a lot of people misunderstand why companies don’t instantly start repurchasing shares the moment an NCIB is approved. Here’s the simple version: • A buyback authorization is optional, not mandatory. • Management waits for maximum value, not just “a dip.” • Buybacks work best when the stock is deeply undervalued, not just down from the highs. • Every dollar spent on buybacks is a dollar not spent on growth, contracts, or expansion. • Companies often hold the authorization as a strategic tool — something they can activate after a major contract win or strong earnings. • Using the buyback too early can signal panic or weakness, which smart management avoids. • When a company finally does start buying, it’s usually because they believe the valuation disconnect is too large to ignore. Bottom line: A buyback program is most powerful when it’s used selectively, not automatically.
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prosejr
prosejr Mar. 23 at 3:44 PM
$GKPRF ....--- GKPRF BUYBACK CLARITY--- Some might be confused about how Gatekeeper’s buyback works, so here’s the simple version: • Gatekeeper has an approved CAD $2M share repurchase program (NCIB). • Important: An authorization is not the same as spending. • Until the company actually buys shares, nothing shows up on the balance sheet. • No cash is set aside, no liability is created, and no equity changes. • It’s basically a permission slip, not a transaction. • As of the latest filings, Gatekeeper has not used any of the CAD $2M yet. • The full amount is still available for future buybacks if/when management decides the valuation is attractive. Bottom line: The buyback exists, it’s active, but no shares have been repurchased yet, which is why you don’t see anything reflected in the financials.
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santabarbarabob
santabarbarabob Mar. 20 at 8:05 PM
$GKPRF https://www.alstom.com/press-releases-news/2026/3/alstom-signs-5-year-contract-extension-operate-and-maintain-go-transit-and-express-fleets-toronto-canada Could be good for Gatekeeper since they’ve already got business with Alstom
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Awooga
Awooga Mar. 20 at 3:36 PM
$GKPRF good lord when you can’t see it go lower and it goes lower
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prosejr
prosejr Apr. 2 at 7:35 PM
$GKPRF .........📌 For anyone watching GKPRF today… Nice to see a little green on a holiday‑thinned tape No new headlines — just steady bid support and quiet accumulation Company continues to execute with a solid backlog and multiple contract windows ahead Float remains tight, and the stock has held its posture well through the recent market chop Nothing dramatic… just a name quietly doing its job.
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10baggerPete
10baggerPete Apr. 2 at 5:15 PM
$GKPRF why certainly!!! looks like the bottom is in. Now get back over $1 lickity splitt.
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Guillermo80
Guillermo80 Apr. 2 at 3:06 PM
$GKPRF worlds tiniest cup and handle?
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FullOnRetardo
FullOnRetardo Mar. 30 at 7:55 PM
$GKPRF considering this is slightly green given the market.. maybe we've actually bottomed out
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ace19911991
ace19911991 Mar. 26 at 5:34 PM
$GKPRF $1 canadian… too good to be true?
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TheGreat_Howard_Chizenak
TheGreat_Howard_Chizenak Mar. 26 at 4:15 PM
$GKPRF what is the issue here? Their business is growing, great contracts, great view on revenue???
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prosejr
prosejr Mar. 23 at 3:53 PM
$GKPRF .....WHY COMPANIES DON'TIMMEDIATELY USE BUYBACKS..... A follow‑up to my earlier buyback post, because a lot of people misunderstand why companies don’t instantly start repurchasing shares the moment an NCIB is approved. Here’s the simple version: • A buyback authorization is optional, not mandatory. • Management waits for maximum value, not just “a dip.” • Buybacks work best when the stock is deeply undervalued, not just down from the highs. • Every dollar spent on buybacks is a dollar not spent on growth, contracts, or expansion. • Companies often hold the authorization as a strategic tool — something they can activate after a major contract win or strong earnings. • Using the buyback too early can signal panic or weakness, which smart management avoids. • When a company finally does start buying, it’s usually because they believe the valuation disconnect is too large to ignore. Bottom line: A buyback program is most powerful when it’s used selectively, not automatically.
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prosejr
prosejr Mar. 23 at 3:44 PM
$GKPRF ....--- GKPRF BUYBACK CLARITY--- Some might be confused about how Gatekeeper’s buyback works, so here’s the simple version: • Gatekeeper has an approved CAD $2M share repurchase program (NCIB). • Important: An authorization is not the same as spending. • Until the company actually buys shares, nothing shows up on the balance sheet. • No cash is set aside, no liability is created, and no equity changes. • It’s basically a permission slip, not a transaction. • As of the latest filings, Gatekeeper has not used any of the CAD $2M yet. • The full amount is still available for future buybacks if/when management decides the valuation is attractive. Bottom line: The buyback exists, it’s active, but no shares have been repurchased yet, which is why you don’t see anything reflected in the financials.
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santabarbarabob
santabarbarabob Mar. 20 at 8:05 PM
$GKPRF https://www.alstom.com/press-releases-news/2026/3/alstom-signs-5-year-contract-extension-operate-and-maintain-go-transit-and-express-fleets-toronto-canada Could be good for Gatekeeper since they’ve already got business with Alstom
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Awooga
Awooga Mar. 20 at 3:36 PM
$GKPRF good lord when you can’t see it go lower and it goes lower
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rambler2
rambler2 Mar. 18 at 8:21 PM
$GKPRF What the hey is wrong with this stock??
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FullOnRetardo
FullOnRetardo Mar. 18 at 4:52 PM
$GKPRF maybe if we get bad news the stock will go up
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prosejr
prosejr Mar. 18 at 4:06 PM
$GKPRF ..........Toronto ASES — Bullish Timing Note Toronto’s ASES pilot is now entering the 6–12 month decision window, which is when TTC typically moves from pilot data to full‑fleet action. With the program announced in early 2025, we’re right in the zone where follow‑up news can break without warning. TTC has a long history of converting successful pilots into system‑wide deployments, and this one addresses a high‑visibility safety issue with a clear enforcement mandate. It’s a natural moment to watch for expansion updates.
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prosejr
prosejr Mar. 18 at 3:42 PM
$GKPRF .......... • Factory‑install = moat. When you’re inside the manufacturing process, you’re not fighting for contracts — you’re the default. • Recurring revenue becomes automatic. Every bus rolling off the line becomes a subscription customer without a sales cycle. • OEM wins compound quietly. They don’t spike the stock immediately, but they reshape the long‑term valuation curve. Sooner or later ...dots will connect!
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Guillermo80
Guillermo80 Mar. 18 at 3:13 PM
$GKPRF Every day for months - regardless of news/no-news - this stock goes red - at first by a few cents and now by a penny or two. What are the odds?
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MortyS
MortyS Mar. 18 at 12:23 PM
"Under the contract, more than 230 school buses will be factory-equipped with interior video, Mobile Data Collectors, and subscribe to the Company’s video management software offering for video analysis and storage" $GKPRF $GSI.V https://www.gatekeeper-systems.com/gatekeeper-announces-937000-canadian-oem-school-bus-video-and-subscriptions-contract/
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prosejr
prosejr Mar. 18 at 1:31 AM
$GKPRF ........to reiterate.......*about today's PR.... this OEM lane is the quiet engine that transforms Gatekeeper from a contract‑to‑contract vendor into a baked‑in systems supplier. When a manufacturer installs your hardware and software at the factory, everything about the business model changes.
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Joemax444
Joemax444 Mar. 17 at 9:20 PM
$GKPRF
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prosejr
prosejr Mar. 17 at 9:17 PM
$GKPRF ......TODAY! GKPRF — New OEM Contract (Post‑Bell PR) • Gatekeeper announced a $937K CAD OEM contract after the close. • Factory‑installed interior video systems + Mobile Data Collectors on 230+ new school buses. • Includes multi‑year software subscriptions, adding recurring revenue. • OEM is a Canadian bus manufacturer; end‑user is a U.S. student transportation provider. • Reinforces Gatekeeper’s OEM penetration and growing subscription base. • Continues the company’s pattern of steady, execution‑driven contract flow. • Another example of Gatekeeper expanding in both hardware + software lanes.
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andrewpololos
andrewpololos Mar. 17 at 8:36 PM
$GKPRF https://www.gatekeeper-systems.com/gatekeeper-announces-937000-canadian-oem-school-bus-video-and-subscriptions-contract/
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prosejr
prosejr Mar. 17 at 4:58 PM
$GKPRF .....to all..... please disregard my post/inquiry below.......
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prosejr
prosejr Mar. 16 at 10:29 PM
$GKPRF @MasterCap .......re last friday's podcast......might your reference to a Canaccord Conf in boston where GKPRF would present this week be an error as i find no such conference ....?....either way......LOTS of positives for the company in process!
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