Biomx Inc

BiomX subsidiary Zorronet has entered into two strategic collaborations to expand its European footprint. The first partnership with Czech company Samura will develop AI-powered monitoring solutions for agriculture and urban pest management, combining Zorronet's AI software with Samura's smart pest control expertise. The second collaboration focuses on protecting critical transportation infrastructure by using Zorronet's AI to detect hazards and reduce wildlife collisions. The company also implemented a 1-for-19 reverse stock split on November 24, 2025. PHGE closed Friday at $0.18, down 4.69%, and was up 0.64% in pre-market trading.

BiomX subsidiary Zorronet has entered into a strategic collaboration with Czech company Samura to deploy AI-powered monitoring solutions across Central and Eastern Europe. The partnership will initially focus on two projects: an AI-driven pest management system for agriculture and urban settings, and an early warning system to protect critical transportation infrastructure by detecting animals and unauthorized people. Samura will lead business development and commercialization, while its division Digital4Pest will handle technical implementation. The collaboration marks a milestone in Zorronet's European growth strategy and extends its technology beyond defense into commercial markets.

BiomX subsidiary Zorronet has completed the transition of its core operations to a new data center. The new data center is designed to improve response times and cost efficiency, and to increase capacity for handling complex security events in real time. It forms a key part of Zorronet’s infrastructure modernization and supports its business expansion. Zorronet’s AI-powered command-and-control platform integrates video analytics, drones, sensors, and IoT devices into a unified operational intelligence environment, and the new data center supports real-time threat detection, classification, prioritization, and automated response capabilities across mission-critical deployments.

BiomX announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary Zorronet has commenced supply and installation of its AI and ML-powered detection and command-and-control systems on sections of the Israel Railways network under a framework supply agreement. The initial phase covers 4 segments, with additional segments expected to be implemented. The system detects humans and animals near tracks, assesses risk levels, and triggers automated responses, and was adapted to Israel Railways' operational requirements in collaboration with its innovation division. Zorronet CEO Idan Wasserman noted a large-scale pilot achieved a 98% success rate in keeping large animals off the tracks with zero related collisions. Israel Railways' opening of a new eastern line this week creates additional potential opportunities for future deployment.