T3 Defense Inc. reports news centered on its defense technology holding-company strategy, including acquisitions, subsidiary activity, customer engagement, requests for proposals, operating metrics, and capital actions. Company updates describe activity across anti-missile systems, drone navigation, counter-drone solutions, defense engineering, tactical power and mobility systems, AI-driven security platforms, and advanced manufacturing.
Recurring developments also include financing transactions, debt exchanges, leadership and operating appointments, conference participation, and portfolio changes involving businesses such as Rimon and Industrial Techno-Logic Solutions. News releases identify T3 Defense's role in acquiring and scaling suppliers that support national security, defense aerospace, homeland security, and critical-infrastructure applications.
T3 Defense (DFNS) announced that subsidiary Rimon Agencies received a purchase order of approximately $1.3 million from a leading Israeli defense prime contractor to supply engineered power-generation systems for a European production line supporting a critical air-defense system.
The equipment will be built to the prime contractor’s specifications for serial defense production, with deliveries scheduled to the customer’s European facility. This is Rimon’s first purchase order tied to European air-defense production, which the company said demonstrates demand for its power-generation systems and opens a path into the European air-defense supply chain.
As of July 31, 2026, Rimon had generated about $5.25 million in year-to-date revenue, exceeding its full-year 2025 revenue of $4.6 million, and held approximately $2.1 million in backlog through year-end, to which this new order has been added.
T3 Defense (DFNS) will present at the H.C. Wainwright Global Investment Conference at the Lotte New York Palace Hotel in New York on September 14–16, 2026. CEO Menny Shalom will deliver a company presentation and hold one-on-one investor meetings, and a webcast of the presentation will be available on H.C. Wainwright’s conference website starting Friday, September 11, 2026 at 7:00 a.m. ET.
T3 Defense (DFNS) announced that its wholly owned subsidiary Tiltan will exhibit at MSPO 2026, the 34th International Defense Industry Exhibition, held September 8–11, 2026 at Targi Kielce in Kielce, Poland.
The event is Central and Eastern Europe’s largest defense exhibition and a key hub for NATO member and allied procurement authorities. Tiltan aims to expand from an Israel-focused customer base into NATO defense markets by showcasing its software portfolio, including TOPS simulation, Majestic.ai synthetic data, T-VERSE, T-SAR, T-BAT and AGM. These products cover training and simulation, hardware-in-the-loop engineering, AI/ML dataset generation and geospatial mapping. T3 Defense highlights that software-based capabilities are less constrained by manufacturing and logistics, which it believes can support a capital-efficient path to international expansion. No orders, contracts or partnerships are announced in connection with this participation.
T3 Defense (Nasdaq: DFNS) reported that subsidiary Tiltan has been selected by an unnamed sensor systems developer and manufacturer to license Majestic.ai, its generative AI synthetic data platform, as customer-operated software. This is the first time Majestic.ai will be delivered as licensed software rather than a managed service performed by Tiltan.
The physics-based platform generates labeled EO, IR, LiDAR and SAR image and video datasets across land, maritime, air and space environments to train and validate defense AI systems and support sensor and hardware development. The license will be bundled with Tiltan’s T-VERSE geospatial 3D content, providing both the generation engine and underlying data and creating another product to attach to future licenses.
Management believes a licensed model can enable more repeatable revenue per customer and allow Tiltan to support more programs without adding project labor. The company is not disclosing the engagement’s value, scope, or customer. Majestic.ai has not yet been delivered, no revenue has been recognized, and T3 Defense cautions there is no assurance on delivery timing, revenue recognition, continued use, or expansion of the license.
T3 Defense (Nasdaq: DFNS) announced that its wholly owned subsidiary Rimon Agencies has entered the UAV and counter-UAV (C-UAV) platform market. Rimon is leveraging its June 2026 delivery of a containerized C-UAV launch platform to the Active Defense Division of IMI Systems, part of Elbit Systems.
According to T3 Defense, Rimon is launching a configurable product line of mobile platforms that transport, power and operate drone and counter-drone systems where permanent infrastructure is unavailable. Offerings include launch trailers, elevated sensor masts, off-grid power and drone-docking systems, and command-and-control vehicles that integrate customer-selected sensors, effectors and software for defense and security customers in Israel and international markets.
T3 Defense (Nasdaq: DFNS) announced that subsidiary Tiltan Software Engineering received an initial purchase order from a leading Israeli defense contractor to deliver a Proof of Concept (PoC) Hardware-in-the-Loop (HWIL) simulation for a next-generation infrared electro-optical system.
The PoC is the first phase of a multi-stage program that, according to T3 Defense, may expand into a contract valued at up to $2.0 million as the customer advances from concept validation to full development and qualification. Tiltan will use its proprietary T-Verse platform, which combines advanced HWIL capabilities and integrated artificial intelligence, to simulate realistic operational environments for faster development and more effective testing.
T3 Defense (Nasdaq: DFNS) reported that wholly owned subsidiaries Rimon and Tiltan each achieved record year-to-date revenue, new order intake, and backlog as of July 31, 2026. According to T3 Defense, these operating metrics are preliminary, unaudited and subject to normal closing adjustments.
Rimon generated $2.6 million revenue in July 2026, an all‑time monthly high, and about $5.25 million year-to-date, already exceeding full-year 2025 revenue of $4.6 million, with $2.1 million backlog through year-end and $0.9 million of additional proposals. Rimon currently anticipates full-year 2026 revenue above $7.2 million and is preparing operational expansion, including new hires, systems and potentially a larger facility.
Tiltan reported about $1.0 million year-to-date revenue, $2.5 million purchase orders, $1.5 million backlog, and $3.5 million in outstanding proposals. According to T3 Defense, Tiltan expects full-year 2026 revenue to exceed $4.0 million, supported by orders from leading global defense customers for advanced aerial sensor development.
T3 Defense (Nasdaq: DFNS) announced that majority-owned subsidiary Industrial Techno-Logic Solutions (ITS) has designed and delivered a custom composite materials production line to a leading Israeli building materials manufacturer. The line brings ITS’s defense-proven fiberglass reinforcement technology to industrial-scale production of advanced composite products.
According to T3 Defense, ITS used its Design for Manufacturing methodology and took end-to-end responsibility for mechanical design, machining, supply chain, integration, and factory deployment, delivering a production-ready system. The project extends an existing customer relationship into a dedicated continuous production line, highlighting ITS’s role in localized, qualified manufacturing for defense and industrial markets.
T3 Defense (NASDAQ: DFNS) approved a 1-for-125 reverse stock split of its common stock, expected to become effective at 12:01 a.m. on July 20, 2026. The company plans to begin trading on a reverse split-adjusted basis that day under the existing symbol DFNS, with a new CUSIP of 67054R 302.
According to T3 Defense, the split will reduce outstanding shares from approximately 139.8 million to about 1 million, without changing authorized share count or par value and without altering any stockholder’s percentage ownership. The move is intended to help satisfy Nasdaq’s minimum bid price requirement, with fractional shares rounded up to the nearest whole share.
T3 Defense (Nasdaq: DFNS) reported that its wholly owned subsidiary Rimon has completed delivery of a $1.1 million order for Yam-Or portable elevated lighting systems to a major Israeli defense customer. The order was executed in two phases using Rimon’s in-house engineering and manufacturing.
According to T3 Defense, both phases were delivered on schedule and fully met customer specifications, underscoring Rimon’s ability to manage complex, specification-driven defense programs. The Yam-Or systems provide rapid-deployment illumination over areas hundreds of meters in diameter, targeting perimeter defense, checkpoint security, border surveillance, and forward operating base operations.