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Volume 35,200
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Stochastic %K 26%
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Analysts Strong Buy
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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 Sep. 21 at 3:49 PM
$GKPRF [email protected] link i attached below on Sept 19th is not correct........this one is correct........https://stkt.co/zU2fn0MP.......* thank you 'ace'.........
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prosejr
prosejr Sep. 19 at 1:03 PM
$GKPRF .........here is the podcast link...https://youtu.be/rY-vF_Ifk_g
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prosejr
prosejr Sep. 19 at 1:00 PM
$GKPRF Doug Dyment recently said he was “99% confident” of seeing $60M + $20M + $20M booked by the next ER. It is easy to assume the $60M is tied to the MTA bid due Sept 30, but there are other lanes worth noting. Podcast link for reference: August GKPRF interview Other possibilities beyond MTA: SEPTA / Philly — GKPRF has history here, and expansion orders could be sizable. Canadian tenders — strong base in Canada, and provincial contracts can be chunky. Other US cities — Chicago, Atlanta (already booked $1.7M), LA Metro. School bus contracts — OEM or district expansions could add tens of millions. Saudi Arabia pilot — GKPRF has an active proof‑of‑concept in the Middle East. If that moves from pilot to deployment, the contract size could be meaningful. Europe — less visible, but GKPRF has hinted at international expansion. Takeaway: Yes, the MTA is the headline, but Doug Dyment’s confidence may reflect multiple lanes converging.
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prosejr
prosejr Sep. 13 at 10:37 PM
$GKPRF .........PE and DCF matter for mature companies, but GKPRF’s model is contract‑driven. Procurement wins look lumpy quarter to quarter, yet each install feeds recurring subscriptions. Over time, that subscription base smooths out results and creates the cadence institutions need to model. Negative PE isn’t a “problem” — it’s just expansion‑phase reinvestment. And GKPRF is no longer just a bus‑camera company — it’s a subscription‑driven safety platform, with procurement feeding long‑term recurring revenue.
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btdb
btdb Sep. 13 at 6:56 PM
$GKPRF This is a retail story until it’s not, and until it’s not the negative pe is a problem as is the unknown DCF. You can say pe isn’t important or that op profits and ebitDA is critical, but pe and DCF matter to retail. Tough to regain the highs without attention to these.
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bonezandbulletz
bonezandbulletz Sep. 8 at 12:09 AM
$GKPRF cheers to a new week! Lets reach 1.40 by friday folks feeling positive on gatekeeper after that interview
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ace19911991
ace19911991 Sep. 4 at 9:05 PM
$GKPRF https://youtu.be/E-lImHkOglg?si=3bxOQxjbfeHCk0Bb strong Q4 incoming 2 x $20M transit deals in the pipeline $60-70M upcoming integration deal (my guess is likely with alstom and via rail canada) ‘i’m still the largest shareholder and hold the biggest vote… we’ll likely get acquired at some point in time’ exit strategy seems to be getting acquired which will hopefully be at a premium for shareholders
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MortyS
MortyS Sep. 3 at 10:07 PM
$GKPRF Alstom…for whom Gatekeeper is an ORM provider just awarded a $3.4B contract for 313 new cars https://www.alstom.com/press-releases-news/2026/9/alstom-wins-landmark-contract-renew-rail-canadas-long-distance-fleet
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ricto007
ricto007 Sep. 3 at 7:47 PM
$GKPRF https://seekingalpha.com/news/4640061-alstom-wins-c-4_7b-contract-to-build-passenger-railcars-for-canadas-via-rail?share_source=shared_news
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ace19911991
ace19911991 Sep. 2 at 8:26 PM
$GKPRF key takeaways from the new september 2026 investor presentation. page 20 in discussions to expand business within MTA & SEPTA and leveraging those contracts to focus on winning more large scale transit contracts. page 18 ‘new integrations being developed with leading global solutions providers to support global distribution’ https://www.gatekeeper-systems.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/GSI-Investor-Presentation-Sep-2026.pdf
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prosejr
prosejr Sep. 21 at 3:49 PM
$GKPRF [email protected] link i attached below on Sept 19th is not correct........this one is correct........https://stkt.co/zU2fn0MP.......* thank you 'ace'.........
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prosejr
prosejr Sep. 19 at 1:03 PM
$GKPRF .........here is the podcast link...https://youtu.be/rY-vF_Ifk_g
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prosejr
prosejr Sep. 19 at 1:00 PM
$GKPRF Doug Dyment recently said he was “99% confident” of seeing $60M + $20M + $20M booked by the next ER. It is easy to assume the $60M is tied to the MTA bid due Sept 30, but there are other lanes worth noting. Podcast link for reference: August GKPRF interview Other possibilities beyond MTA: SEPTA / Philly — GKPRF has history here, and expansion orders could be sizable. Canadian tenders — strong base in Canada, and provincial contracts can be chunky. Other US cities — Chicago, Atlanta (already booked $1.7M), LA Metro. School bus contracts — OEM or district expansions could add tens of millions. Saudi Arabia pilot — GKPRF has an active proof‑of‑concept in the Middle East. If that moves from pilot to deployment, the contract size could be meaningful. Europe — less visible, but GKPRF has hinted at international expansion. Takeaway: Yes, the MTA is the headline, but Doug Dyment’s confidence may reflect multiple lanes converging.
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prosejr
prosejr Sep. 13 at 10:37 PM
$GKPRF .........PE and DCF matter for mature companies, but GKPRF’s model is contract‑driven. Procurement wins look lumpy quarter to quarter, yet each install feeds recurring subscriptions. Over time, that subscription base smooths out results and creates the cadence institutions need to model. Negative PE isn’t a “problem” — it’s just expansion‑phase reinvestment. And GKPRF is no longer just a bus‑camera company — it’s a subscription‑driven safety platform, with procurement feeding long‑term recurring revenue.
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btdb
btdb Sep. 13 at 6:56 PM
$GKPRF This is a retail story until it’s not, and until it’s not the negative pe is a problem as is the unknown DCF. You can say pe isn’t important or that op profits and ebitDA is critical, but pe and DCF matter to retail. Tough to regain the highs without attention to these.
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bonezandbulletz
bonezandbulletz Sep. 8 at 12:09 AM
$GKPRF cheers to a new week! Lets reach 1.40 by friday folks feeling positive on gatekeeper after that interview
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ace19911991
ace19911991 Sep. 4 at 9:05 PM
$GKPRF https://youtu.be/E-lImHkOglg?si=3bxOQxjbfeHCk0Bb strong Q4 incoming 2 x $20M transit deals in the pipeline $60-70M upcoming integration deal (my guess is likely with alstom and via rail canada) ‘i’m still the largest shareholder and hold the biggest vote… we’ll likely get acquired at some point in time’ exit strategy seems to be getting acquired which will hopefully be at a premium for shareholders
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MortyS
MortyS Sep. 3 at 10:07 PM
$GKPRF Alstom…for whom Gatekeeper is an ORM provider just awarded a $3.4B contract for 313 new cars https://www.alstom.com/press-releases-news/2026/9/alstom-wins-landmark-contract-renew-rail-canadas-long-distance-fleet
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ricto007
ricto007 Sep. 3 at 7:47 PM
$GKPRF https://seekingalpha.com/news/4640061-alstom-wins-c-4_7b-contract-to-build-passenger-railcars-for-canadas-via-rail?share_source=shared_news
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ace19911991
ace19911991 Sep. 2 at 8:26 PM
$GKPRF key takeaways from the new september 2026 investor presentation. page 20 in discussions to expand business within MTA & SEPTA and leveraging those contracts to focus on winning more large scale transit contracts. page 18 ‘new integrations being developed with leading global solutions providers to support global distribution’ https://www.gatekeeper-systems.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/GSI-Investor-Presentation-Sep-2026.pdf
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ace19911991
ace19911991 Sep. 2 at 7:28 PM
$GKPRF they did 6M Q1, 10M Q2 and 12.5M Q3. Assuming they do another 12.5M Q4 we’re looking at 33% growth from last years fiscal end. i think it’s safe to assume to growth year over year as well.
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bonezandbulletz
bonezandbulletz Sep. 2 at 3:51 PM
$GKPRF any news? Why are we down?
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Joemax444
Joemax444 Sep. 1 at 9:42 PM
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ace19911991
ace19911991 Sep. 1 at 9:11 PM
$GKPRF https://www.gatekeeper-systems.com/gatekeeper-reports-mdc-subscriber-growth-of-93-to-7700-during-fiscal-year-2026-mdc-installed-base-now-72000/
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prosejr
prosejr Aug. 28 at 1:12 PM
$GKPRF ........GKPRF’s positioning goes beyond incremental school transportation contracts. The company’s strengths — video surveillance, AI analytics, incident reconstruction, fleet telematics, and compliance frameworks — naturally extend into the autonomous vehicle safety stack. Concepts like sensor fusion, perception stacks, operator oversight, and safety validation overlap directly with GKPRF’s existing capabilities. While the big names (Google, Apple, Tesla, automakers) pursue broad autonomy platforms, GKPRF delivers specialized, fleet‑grade safety and compliance modules. History suggests that smaller, focused companies often hold the critical subsystem that larger firms eventually integrate. GKPRF’s track record in regulated fleet environments positions it well for that role. For the room, this isn’t just about waiting for the next RFP. It’s about recognizing GKPRF as a forward‑thinking subsystem provider in the emerging AV era. That’s a narrative worth stirring up.
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prosejr
prosejr Aug. 26 at 10:49 PM
$GKPRF .......(cont'd from below) NYC Pipeline Visibility – A NYC Paratransit RFP pre‑bid meeting is September 2, with final bids due September 30. Award timing is expected December 2026 – January 2027. This is another besides the current LIRR order, an approx $20M breadcrumb in a much larger NYC architecture estimated at $200M TAM. Strategic Outlook – With new customers entering the fold and NYC procurement cycles opening, Gatekeeper is positioned for meaningful expansion in the U.S. market. Gatekeeper’s disciplined execution, expanding customer base, and alignment with competitive requirements continue to strengthen its growth trajectory.
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prosejr
prosejr Aug. 26 at 10:48 PM
$GKPRF ........Gatekeeper Systems (GKPRF) – Expanding U.S. Footprint New Jersey Win – Today’s press release confirms a new order from a New Jersey customer. This marks a new account for Gatekeeper, underscoring the company’s ability to expand beyond its established districts. Recurring Revenue Momentum – The NJ order adds to recent subscription contracts in Atlanta and OEM deals earlier this year, reinforcing the cadence of recurring revenue growth. Competitive Positioning – Gatekeeper continues to match or exceed competition, leveraging its Genetec integration and proven track record in transit safety. The company already has a foothold with the LIRR order and has earned accolades from SEPTA, further validating its credibility in major transit systems......( cont'd above)
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MortyS
MortyS Aug. 26 at 9:06 PM
$GKPRF Continued contract wins (of all amounts) = continued momentum! https://www.gatekeeper-systems.com/gatekeeper-announces-contract-with-student-transportation-provider/
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ace19911991
ace19911991 Aug. 26 at 8:55 PM
$GKPRF new customer out of new jersey https://www.gatekeeper-systems.com/gatekeeper-announces-contract-with-student-transportation-provider/
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bonezandbulletz
bonezandbulletz Aug. 20 at 3:41 PM
$GKPRF i wonder if gkpr will uplist to the tsx. That would allow alot more volume from tutes. They have all the necessary requirements already covered too.
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prosejr
prosejr Aug. 10 at 5:32 PM
$GKPRF .......cont'd from earlier...... Forward Takeaway This PR is more than a single contract — it validates Gatekeeper as a proven supplier for FRA’s nationwide mandate. It demonstrates repeatability: Gatekeeper is positioned to capture additional contracts as operators move to meet the 2027 deadline. The Sept 1 start and 12‑month completion window show near‑term revenue visibility and execution momentum. Today’s tape shows the market isn’t re‑rating yet, but strategically this is a building block toward sustained mandate‑driven growth.
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prosejr
prosejr Aug. 10 at 5:31 PM
$GKPRF ......Gatekeeper Systems – FRA Transit Video Project (C$3M) Announcement: Gatekeeper Systems USA Inc. awarded FRA‑compliant video/audio project valued at ~US$2.1M (C$3M). Scope: Supply + install crashworthy video systems on passenger train lead locomotives; mandate deadline Oct 12, 2027. Customer: SEPTA – major Philadelphia transit operator (rail, bus, trolley, subway). Timeline: Work begins Sept 1, 2026; expected completion within 12 months (FY2027). Experience: Gatekeeper has already installed hundreds of FRA‑compliant systems across U.S. passenger trains. Price Action – What It Means Today’s Trade: Stock lifted on PR release, but intraday fade shows market treating it as incremental, not transformational. Signal: Confirms FRA mandate execution capability; reinforces Gatekeeper’s positioning in transit compliance vertical. Interpretation: Price pop reflects headline recognition; fade suggests investors already embedding FRA pipeline into valuation....cont'd...
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