Video Display Corporation (VDC) designs, engineers, manufactures, and installs specialized visual display products for military, government, and defense contractor customers. VDC's core products include flight simulator displays (full-dome and multi-faceted systems for pilot training), ruggedized flat panel displays and video walls built to military specs for combat and command centers, and TEMPEST products — electronics that suppress electromagnetic emanations to meet cybersecurity requirements for classified government systems. Around 86% of revenue comes from the U.S. government, primarily the Department of Defense, with sales made both directly to agencies and indirectly through prime defense contractors. Two customers, DRS Laurel Technologies and L3Harris, together accounted for roughly 65% of FY24 net sales, reflecting heavy customer concentration. VDC operates through two divisions: Simulation, Training and Display Products (~92% of FY24 revenue) and Cyber Secure Products (~8%). VDC's business model is contract-driven — customers place orders for custom systems, VDC engineers and manufactures them, and delivers against that contract, making revenue lumpy and tied to order flow. VDC targets low-volume, high-customization niches where its engineering capability to ruggedize displays to military standards commands premium pricing. With only 35 employees and manufacturing in Cocoa, Florida, VDC runs a lean cost structure focused entirely on its display and cyber secure businesses following the sale of two subsidiaries in December 2023.