Cubic Timeline: 2010-2013

2010

Cubic Corporation revenues exceed $1 billion for the first time ever.

Cubic diversifies with the acquisition of global asset tracking and cyber security businesses.

Cubic wins nextgeneration Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System contracts with the U.S. Army.

Cubic receives a contract to provide Greater Sydney’s electronic ticketing system.

Cubic launches a live multi-operator mobile ticketing program in Frankfurt, Germany.

2011

Cubic Transportation Systems is selected by the Chicago Transit Authority to integrate, deliver, operate and maintain the agency’s next-generation open payments system that will accept bank cards, and ultimately, mobile phone payments.

Cubic is first in the world to deploy a transit agency-branded prepaid all-contactless card, in partnership with the Port Authority Transit Corporation, owned and operated by the Delaware River Port Authority.

Cubic is recognized by Aviation Week as the number 1 performing company in the world with revenues between $1 billion and $5 billion.

 2012

Cubic’s CEO Walter J. Zable passes at age 97 as the world’s oldest CEO.

Cubic’s fare collection systems in London carries 4.4 million passengers to the 2012 Olympic Games, setting a public transportation record for most passengers travelled.