XTEND signs NATO-member defense contract worth up to $15M
XTEND signed a multi-year contract worth up to approximately $15 million with the defense ministry of an unnamed European NATO member for autonomous systems.
Evidence notes
- Approximately $4.5 million is secured for the first year of the program.
- Delivery will draw on XTEND’s XFAB manufacturing network and XOS operating system.
- The ministry and country were not disclosed in the announcement.
Company context
XTEND develops human-guided autonomous drone and robotics systems for defence, public safety, and security missions. Its platform combines AI, autonomy, immersive operator control, and tactical drone hardware across systems such as Griffon, Xtender, Scorpio, Honey Badger, Hunter, and Wolverine.