Swarmer signs MOU with Vectus Air Defense Systems to build mobile air defense systems
Bitget2026/09/23 21:55- Swarmer signed a nonbinding MOU with Vectus Air Defense Systems to manufacture, sell, deploy mobile air-defense systems in eligible markets.
- Plan includes establishing a manufacturing facility in Poland, subject to export controls, sanctions rules, procurement requirements.
- Vectus, 20%-owned by Swarmer, signaled intent to buy at least 40 systems in year one, 80+ in year two.
- Management estimated retail pricing at about $5 million to $6 million per system.
- Final quantities, pricing, specifications, financing, delivery schedules remain subject to definitive agreements.
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