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NUBURU (NYSE American: BURU) and Tekne signed an Updated Tekne Agreement on November 10, 2025, renewing a strategic industrial partnership implemented via Nuburu Defense LLC.

Key elements include formation of an Italian "Contratto di Rete" by November 30, 2025, exclusive Americas distribution rights for Tekne products, joint NATO/MENA/APAC go-to-market cooperation, a planned joint venture with Maddox Defense for military drones, and Tekne adopting Nuburu's resilience solutions.

Nuburu committed €15 million to strengthen Tekne—€2M via inventory monetization and €13M as a convertible shareholder loan conditional on acquiring a 2.9% equity stake—and will file a Golden Power notification with Italy by year-end.

NUBURU (NYSE: BURU) reported progress executing its Transformation Plan to build a unified defense‑tech platform across drones, special‑mission vehicles and mission‑critical software, and said a blue‑laser business acquisition is on track.

Key disclosed items: Orbit initial 10.7% stake with a target to exceed 20% ownership by year‑end; anticipated $500,000 of initial billings in Q4 2025; selective drawdowns under a Standby Equity Purchase Agreement; reduction of legacy payables; and planned consolidation of the blue‑laser unit by year‑end. Governance additions include a financial controller and a revenue office.

NUBURU (NYSE:BURU) completed phase one of its planned acquisition of Orbit S.r.l., investing $1.5 million for a 10.7% equity stake via Nuburu Defense. A further $3.5 million injection is planned to reach majority ownership, with full ownership expected at the end of phase two. Total transaction consideration is $12.5 million, which includes a $2.4 million net cash advance and a partial offset of a $1.35 million receivable; the remaining balance will be settled with NUBURU equity subject to shareholder approval by end of 2026. The deal expands NUBURU into a $2.9–$3.6 billion operational-resilience software market and targets synergies with a drone joint venture aiming for ~$100 million JV revenue by 2028 and ~$20 million to NUBURU by plan end.

NUBURU (NYSE:BURU) entered a Strategic Framework Agreement with Nuburu Defense and Maddox Defense to form a controlling-interest joint venture (JV) focused on compliant development, manufacturing, and deployment of military and commercial drone systems.

Key facts: the parties aim to execute a definitive JVA on or before Dec 15, 2025, establish the JV under Italian law, target NATO and allied customers, and anticipate ~$100 million annual revenue by end of 2028 (≈$165 million cumulative for 2026–2028). Nuburu Defense may contribute up to $10 million. The JV emphasizes export-control compliance (ITAR/EAR) and deployable 3D-print manufacturing pods.

NUBURU (NYSE: BURU) reaffirmed it is in full compliance with NYSE American disclosure requirements after resolving a technical communication timing issue that caused a brief non-compliance warning. The Company said the matter was administrative only and did not involve financial, accounting, or operational deficiencies.

NUBURU highlighted its dual-CEO structure under Alessandro Zamboni and Dario Barisoni, ongoing multi-stage transformation, active acquisitions including the announced purchase of Orbit (a defense SaaS resilience provider), and a signed agreement to evaluate an additional potential defense acquisition. Management said further major updates are expected in the coming weeks.

NUBURU (NYSE American: BURU) received a warning letter from NYSE American dated October 13, 2025, for noncompliance with Section 401(a) of the NYSE American Company Guide.

The Exchange found NUBURU did not provide required advance notification before its October 1, 2025 press release announcing a dual-CEO structure. NUBURU acknowledged the Exchange's concerns, said it is enhancing procedures for disseminating material information, and disclosed the warning publicly in accordance with Section 401(j) of the Company Guide.

NUBURU (NYSE American: BURU) announced a binding agreement for its subsidiary Nuburu Defense to acquire 100% of Orbit S.r.l., an Italian SaaS provider for operational resilience, in a two‑phase transaction announced October 7, 2025. Deal structure: $1.5M advance for 10.7% and up to $5M capital subscription within 36 months, with remaining equity acquired at a $12.5M pre‑money valuation by December 31, 2026. Financials: Orbit projects revenue of $3.22M in 2026, $10.75M in 2027, and $19.29M in 2028. Nuburu receives exclusive global defense distribution rights; remaining consideration includes NUBURU equity subject to shareholder approval. Related‑party review was completed by an external advisor and independent directors.

NUBURU (NYSE American: BURU), a leader in high-performance blue laser technology, has implemented a dual-CEO leadership structure effective October 1, 2025, as part of its transformation plan. Alessandro Zamboni will serve as Executive Chairman and Co-CEO, focusing on corporate strategy, finance, and investor relations, while Dario Barisoni joins as Co-CEO to oversee business operations and defense sector development.

The restructuring aims to drive revenue growth starting Q4 2025 through strategic acquisitions and international alliances. Both executives will also lead NUBURU Defense LLC, with Zamboni as Chairman and Barisoni as CEO, highlighting the company's strategic focus on the defense market.

Nuburu (NYSE American: BURU), a pioneer in high-performance blue laser technology, has provided a comprehensive strategic update highlighting significant developments. The company successfully raised $12M through a public offering and maintains a $6M cash position for its acquisition program. Key initiatives include the establishment of Nuburu Defense LLC and strategic partnerships with Tekne S.p.A., including a $6.6M international contract in Bangladesh.

The company is pursuing controlling interest in Orbit S.r.l., a SaaS startup specializing in operational resilience, with expected completion by October 31, 2025. Nuburu anticipates Q4 2025 billings of $500,000 and is targeting the electronic warfare market, projected to reach $19.4B by 2028. The company has strengthened its management team with new financial controller and revenue office appointments to support its expansion strategy.