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Jeffs' Brands Ltd, subsequently renamed Nexera Technologies Ltd, reports developments tied to its data-driven Amazon Marketplace business and its expansion into AI-driven homeland security through wholly owned KeepZone AI Inc. Company updates center on distribution, reseller, channel partner and agent agreements that broaden KeepZone's security portfolio across counter-drone systems, RF spectrum intelligence, perimeter intrusion detection, private 4G/5G communications, cybersecurity, maritime and underwater protection, and 3D geospatial visualization.
Recurring news also covers capital-structure and governance matters for the Nasdaq-listed foreign issuer, including ordinary-share and warrant structure, shareholder meetings, listing compliance, and corporate name or ticker changes. Updates also address holdings such as Fort Technology Inc. and the company's operating and financial results.
Nexera Technologies (formerly Jeffs’ Brands, Nasdaq: JFBR) announced a corporate name change effective March 26, 2026 and a Nasdaq ticker change to NEXR effective March 31, 2026. The rebrand reflects a strategic shift toward homeland security technologies, AI-driven solutions, and advanced detection through subsidiaries and collaborations.
The company said the name and ticker changes do not affect shareholder rights and no action is required by current shareholders. Subsidiary KeepZone AI is cited as a core vehicle for AI threat-detection and global security distribution efforts.
Jeffs' Brands (Nasdaq: JFBR) said its subsidiary KeepZone AI signed a non-exclusive Agent Agreement with Skyline Software Systems to market and distribute Skyline’s 3D GIS and photogrammetry products in agreed territories across the Middle East, Europe and Latin America.
The collaboration combines Skyline’s TerraExplorer, PhotoMesh and SkylineGlobe platforms with KeepZone’s AI perimeter, RF spectrum, counter-drone and threat-detection offerings to provide integrated 3D situational awareness for defense, critical infrastructure and homeland security customers.
Jeffs' Brands (Nasdaq: JFBR) said its KeepZone AI subsidiary expanded its homeland security offerings with three commercial agreements announced March 12, 2026. Key moves include an exclusive C-UAS reseller agreement in Mexico, an exclusive counter-underwater resell agreement in Mexico, and a distribution deal with Assac Networks to sell cybersecurity software in Hungary and Greece.
These deals extend KeepZone's multi-domain portfolio across air, maritime/underwater and cyber domains for government, defense and enterprise customers, integrating software and hardware threat-detection solutions.
Jeffs' Brands (Nasdaq: JFBR) said its subsidiary KeepZone AI entered a reseller agreement with Israeli PIDS supplier D-Fence to market and resell advanced electronic fencing and perimeter intrusion detection systems in Mexico.
The agreement covers purchase, marketing, technical support, product information sharing, and joint marketing to target critical infrastructure, borders, and high-value assets.
Jeffs' Brands (Nasdaq: JFBR, JFBRW) subsidiary KeepZone AI entered a channel partner agreement with TDCOMM to distribute private 4G/5G wireless network solutions in Ecuador, with possible territorial expansion by mutual consent. The collaboration targets secure communications for government, defense, ports, mining, transport, and remote/off‑grid deployments, supporting video, telemetry, and command‑and‑control connectivity to strengthen situational awareness and resilience.
Jeffs' Brands (Nasdaq: JFBR) subsidiary KeepZone AI entered a Channel Partner Agreement with Sensorz to promote, market and resell the SWORD AI Spectrum Intelligence Platform in Mexico on a non-exclusive basis. The deal targets government, defense and critical-infrastructure customers, and is subject to customer approvals and execution of purchase orders.
The SWORD platform offers real-time wideband RF monitoring, automated signal detection/classification, and precision geolocation for contested electromagnetic environments.
Jeffs' Brands (Nasdaq: JFBR) announced on Feb 26, 2026 that its subsidiary KeepZone AI entered a Channel Partner Agreement with Sensorz to promote, market and resell the SWORD AI Spectrum Intelligence Platform in Mexico. The non-exclusive agreement targets government, defense, national guard and critical infrastructure customers, subject to customer approvals and purchase orders.
The SWORD platform provides real-time wideband RF monitoring, automated signal detection/classification and precision geolocation to identify unauthorized or malicious wireless activity in contested electromagnetic environments.
Jeffs' Brands (Nasdaq: JFBR) said its subsidiary KeepZone AI entered an exclusive reseller agreement to sell an aerospace developer’s counter-unmanned aerial systems (C-UAS) in Mexico on Feb 25, 2026. The net-launcher C-UAS targets government, security and critical-infrastructure customers, subject to laws and approvals.
The deal complements KeepZone’s prior distribution agreements across Canada, Europe, UAE, Israel and Mexico and supports its goal to build a multi-layered homeland security ecosystem integrating air, ground and autonomous platforms.
Jeffs' Brands (NASDAQ: JFBR) expanded into maritime security through KeepZone AI, its subsidiary, announcing an exclusive reseller agreement with DSIT Solutions to market underwater domain awareness systems in Mexico for early detection of divers and UUVs.
The move targets protection of ports, anchorages, and offshore platforms along the US-Mexico maritime corridor amid rising underwater smuggling threats.
Jeffs' Brands (Nasdaq: JFBR) closed a share transfer dated Dec 18, 2025, selling 714,286 common shares of Fort Technology (TSXV: FORT) for CAD $928,571 (~CAD $1.30/share). The sale equals ~8.1% of Jeffs' Fort holdings and ~6.3% of Fort's outstanding shares.
After the transaction the company holds a 71.55% equity stake in Fort. The company says the partial divestment provides additional liquidity while it shifts from retail toward homeland security and AI-driven technologies.