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JFB (Nasdaq:JFB) announced that portfolio company XTEND secured a seven-figure defense order in the Asia-Pacific region for compact autonomous ISR systems. The agreement highlights demand for GPS-denied, indoor/outdoor ISR capabilities and supports XTEND’s global expansion ahead of its planned all-stock business combination with JFB.
JFB Construction (Nasdaq:JFB) reported that first quarter 2026 revenue increased 115% compared with Q1 2025, more than doubling year over year. Management pointed to ongoing revenue growth, continued signing of key contracts, and an expected strong contract pipeline through 2026.
JFB also filed a Form S-4 for a planned merger with XTEND, valued at approximately $1.5 billion. XTEND currently has over $70 million in contract backlog and more than $500 million in anticipated pipeline.
XTEND (Nasdaq: JFB) secured an $8.25 million order from a European defense customer for advanced autonomous drone systems, with delivery expected during 2026. The award covers indoor operational platforms and tactical strike systems and follows prior program wins, signaling larger-scale defense adoption of XTEND’s XOS-powered robotics.
The transaction is tied to JFB’s announced all-stock business combination with XTEND; the combined company is expected to be renamed XTEND AI Robotics and trade as XTND after closing.
XTEND (JFB) secured a contract valued at approximately $2.2 million from a leading Middle East defense customer to develop advanced autonomous aerial defense systems addressing emerging airborne threats. The program emphasizes autonomous, real-time counter-UAS capabilities using XTEND’s proprietary XOS operating system and sensor integration.
The customer and operational specifics remain undisclosed. JFB previously announced a definitive all-stock combination with XTEND dated February 17, 2026; the combined company is expected to list as XTND after closing.
JFB (Nasdaq: JFB) and XTEND filed a Form S-4 with the SEC on April 29, 2026, as a critical step in their proposed business combination. The combined company is expected to be renamed XTEND AI Robotics and to trade on the New York Stock Exchange under ticker XTND.
The registration statement has not been declared effective and remains subject to change; the final information statement/prospectus will be mailed to JFB stockholders once the Form S-4 is declared effective and prior to closing.
JFB (Nasdaq: JFB) said XTEND won a $1.67 million contract with the Israeli Ministry of Defense to supply drone systems and services, with delivery expected during 2026.
The deal leverages XTEND’s XOS autonomy software, complements deployments across 30 countries, and follows a definitive all‑stock business combination to list as XTND.
JFB Construction (Nasdaq: JFB) reported 2025 year-end revenues up 32% versus 2024, driven by completed and ongoing projects across hospitality, commercial retail, industrial, high-end residential and real estate development.
On February 17, 2026, JFB signed a definitive agreement to combine with XTEND in a transaction valued at $1.5 billion. The companies anticipate closing the merger by the end of Q2 2026 and plan to rename the combined, Nasdaq-listed business XTEND AI Robotics with ticker XTND.
JFB (Nasdaq: JFB) and XTEND announced that XTEND received a limited operational assessment approval from the U.S. Army Fuze Safety Board for its high-voltage safety and arming system for FPV attack drones.
XTEND is the first U.S. company to receive this assessment, the technology moves safety into software, and the companies are pursuing an all-stock business combination to form XTEND AI Robotics (XTND).
JFB (Nasdaq: JFB) announced a strategic partnership between XTEND and ParaZero (Nasdaq: PRZO) to integrate ParaZero’s DefendAir net-launching capture system with XTEND’s Scorpio 1000 drone and XOS operating system.
The integration targets fully autonomous counter‑UAS interception—detection, tracking, high‑speed pursuit and net capture—for multi‑domain defense and urban environments.
JFB (Nasdaq: JFB) announced that XTEND completed the final delivery under a $8.8 million U.S. Government contract, validating XTEND systems in combat-relevant testing and meeting government operational requirements.
Deliverables included prototype operational systems, ground control equipment, mission payloads and New Equipment Training with up to 30 Special Operations operators. JFB and XTEND previously signed a definitive all-stock combination agreement announced February 17; the combined company is expected to list as XTND.