WASHINGTON — Redwire announced a deal to acquire drone maker Edge Autonomy for $925 million, a combination that would transform the space infrastructure company into a bigger player in defense ...

As Redwire sees the world, its low-Earth orbit satellites can connect with Edge Autonomy’s drone tech to bring military operators the kind of multi-domain connectivity Cannito referenced.

Edge Autonomy, based in San Luis Obispo, California, is a maker of unmanned system technologies and equipment including drones for civilian and military purposes. the U.S. Department of Defense, U ...

Redwire Gets Into Military Drones With Edge Autonomy Acquisition. Share. Garrett Reim January 21, 2025 "Space and airborne platforms are not as different as one might think," Redwire's CEO says.

Edge Autonomy generated 222 million USD revenue and 72 million USD adjusted EBITDA in the 12 months ending September 30, 2024. The deal increases Redwire's exposure to the defense industry, while ...

Redwire announced it will buy drone company Edge Autonomy for $925 million. Redwire's space business will now become a defense business, too. Redwire stock looks expensive today, but it is poised ...

On Monday, Redwire announced that it will be acquiring Edge Autonomy for $925 million. ... It's primarily a designer and manufacturer of unmanned aerial drones and aircraft.

Edge Autonomy Energy Systems is moving into an 85,000-square-foot building at 5775 Interface Dr. near Jackson and Zeeb roads, ... or drone. The VXE30 Stalker is made by Edge Autonomy.