Aug 7 (Reuters) - Safety and enterprise security

services provider Motorola Solutions ( MSI ) raised annual

revenue forecast on Thursday, driven by robust demand for its

safety and security solutions.

Government agencies and businesses have been making efforts

to strengthen their security and communication infrastructure,

aiming to prevent disruptions to operations caused by

cyberattacks, benefiting Motorola.

The verticals that drive Motorola's enterprise security

business are healthcare, critical infrastructure and education,

which are markets that tend to be more resilient.

To address the impact of tariffs, Motorola has been

implementing discretionary cost controls, adjusting its supply

chain and increasing pricing across its portfolio.

The company makes radio communication equipment, 911

emergency call handling software and body cameras widely used by

law enforcement agencies in the United States and globally.

Motorola has also expanded into video surveillance and data

analytics, integrating these technologies into its tools for

public safety and first responders.

In July, the company said it will introduce AI labels

across its safety and security products to enhance transparency

around the use of artificial intelligence in public safety and

enterprise security.

The company closed its acquisition of wireless-radio maker

Silvus Technologies for $4.4 billion on Wednesday, aiming to

strengthen its market position and capitalize on rising demand.

Motorola now forecasts fiscal 2025 revenue growth of 7.7% to

about $11.65 billion, including expected revenue related to

Silvus, higher than its prior projection of a 5.5% growth.

Analysts expect $11.41 billion in revenue, according to data

compiled by LSEG.

Its revenue for the second quarter was $2.77 billion,

compared with an estimate of $2.73 billion.

Adjusted quarterly profit was $3.75 per share, up from $3.24

a year ago.