Equipment built around the task
Working underwater or inspecting a hard-to-reach location presents practical challenges. Cameras, cables and the equipment that deploys them need to work together around the requirements of the task.
Based in Nanaimo, British Columbia, Reach Systems designs and manufactures specialized marine technology and remote inspection equipment.
From cameras to cable management
Reach’s capabilities include subsea camera systems, advanced tether and cable management, specialized winch solutions and remote inspection robotics. The Puffin camera is part of its subsea camera offering.
These products support customers in marine, subsea, defense, robotics and oil and gas applications. The equipment helps customers observe and work in environments where direct access can be challenging.
Specialized capabilities
Reach brings product design and manufacturing together around marine and inspection applications. Its role within NameSilo Technologies adds engineering capabilities alongside the group’s digital infrastructure and pipe inspection businesses.
A dated operating update
In its September 16, 2026 release, NameSilo reported approximately C$2.2 million in Reach Systems year-to-date bookings, approximately 108% higher than the same period in 2025. The release also reported 24 employees and a planned expansion of operating space from 3,559 to 8,031 square feet, effective October 1, 2026.
These details describe what the company announced on that date. They do not independently verify that the planned expansion was completed, or establish what the business will report in a future period.
Understanding bookings and revenue
Bookings are a non-IFRS measure representing customer orders secured during the period. They are not recognized revenue and may not be comparable with measures reported by other companies. The original release contains definitions and qualifications that should accompany any comparison.
For investors, the company profile, the dated bookings update and the group’s financial results provide different pieces of information. Read the source announcements together to distinguish product capabilities, customer orders, planned capacity and reported financial performance.
Reporting sources
This company overview draws on the group’s dated reporting. Figures describe their stated periods and do not represent forecasts.