Nexera Technologies Ltd.

Nexera Technologies announced that its majority-owned subsidiary, Fort Technology Inc., has completed the acquisition of a 50.1% stake in Logia USA Inc., a company specializing in fuel integrity solutions for data centers and mission-critical facilities in the United States. The deal, part of Nexera's expansion into the homeland security sector, involved Fort issuing 132,603 new common shares valued at approximately US$125,000 to Logia USA's founder, who retains the remaining 49.9%. Fort also provided Logia USA with an unsecured US$2.0 million credit facility, bearing 6% annual interest, to support its U.S. market entry and growth. The global data center market is projected to grow from about US$300 billion in 2026 to roughly US$700 billion by 2034, driving demand for such solutions. The transaction includes an equity rebalancing mechanism that could reduce Fort's ownership upon achieving certain sales and profitability thresholds.

Fort Technology Inc., a subsidiary of Nexera Technologies, reported a record 49% increase in revenue and a 145% rise in gross profit for the first half of 2026. The growth was driven by a substantial increase in units sold through the Amazon Marketplace and expansion into new European markets. The company is also expanding into data center solutions through the acquisition of a majority interest in Logia USA, which provides automated fuel maintenance and integrity systems critical for reliable backup power in data centers.

KeepZone AI, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Nexera Technologies, has entered into an exclusive distribution agreement with Israeli firm Kronomy to market fully managed autonomous aerial security services across Latin America, from Mexico to Argentina. Under the two-year deal, KeepZone becomes Kronomy's sole distributor, business development collaborator, and sales channel for all current and future products, including drone-in-a-box systems and AI-powered threat analysis. Kronomy's service combines on-site autonomous drones with 24/7 manned command and control centers, having already completed more than 12,000 operational flights for clients in Israel such as critical infrastructure sites and healthcare facilities. The partnership aims to integrate autonomous aerial surveillance into KeepZone's existing homeland security portfolio, which includes perimeter protection and counter-unmanned aircraft systems, targeting government agencies, critical infrastructure operators, and smart-city authorities in the region.

Nexera Technologies announced that its subsidiary KeepZone AI has facilitated the first purchase order under its representation agreement with RT LTA Systems. The order, placed by a leading homeland security integrator in Mexico, covers SkyStar 180 Aerostats and related deliverables, with delivery expected in the second half of 2026. In connection with the order, RT extended KeepZone's exclusive appointment as its corporate representative and business development collaborator for Canada and Mexico until July 31, 2027. KeepZone CEO Alon Dayan called the order an important commercial milestone and said the extension strengthens the strategic collaboration to build multi-layered security solutions combining RT's aerostat surveillance with KeepZone's AI-driven detection technologies.

Fort Technology, a majority-owned subsidiary of Nexera Technologies, has signed a non-binding letter of intent to acquire a 50.1% stake in Logia USA. The deal includes a credit facility of up to $2 million, with an option to extend an additional $5 million at Fort's discretion, to support Logia's expansion in the US data center market. The agreement also features a performance-based equity structure that could eventually rebalance ownership to 85% for Logia founder Mr. Harel and 15% for Fort, subject to milestones and definitive agreements. The partnership targets the data center backup power sector using automated fuel integrity technology. Completion is contingent on due diligence, definitive agreements, and TSX Venture Exchange approval.