Nexera Technologies (NEXR) signed a definitive agreement to sell KeepZone AI to a global aerospace and defense company for up to $6 million. The sale of its wholly owned subsidiary provides $1 million in acquiror common stock and, if required, pre-funded warrants at closing. Additional cash consideration equals 50% of KeepZone’s positive cumulative after-tax net profit over the following 24 months, capped at $5 million and payable within 90 days after that period.
The transaction is cash-free and debt-free. Nexera may transfer KeepZone’s available cash to itself before closing but must clear all subsidiary liabilities and indebtedness without adjusting the price. Closing requires applicable regulatory and Nasdaq approvals or requirements and certain third-party consents and waivers. It is expected on the second business day after conditions are satisfied or waived, unless otherwise agreed.
Nexera Technologies (Nasdaq: NEXR) announced an exclusive distribution agreement between its indirectly controlled Logia USA subsidiary and Schwab Vollhaber Lubratt (SVL). Logia USA, majority-owned by Nexera subsidiary Fort Technology, granted SVL exclusive rights to purchase and resell its automated fuel maintenance systems in defined Midwest territories.
The territories cover North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan’s Upper Peninsula and specified Illinois counties. The systems serve standby generators at data centers and other facilities requiring reliable backup power. The agreement is effective October 12, 2026, through July 31, 2027, unless terminated earlier under its terms.
Nexera Technologies (NEXR) outlined its subsidiary Fort Technology’s completed acquisition of a 50.1% stake in Logia USA for U.S. fuel-system commercialization. Fort closed the acquisition on August 26, 2026, issuing 132,603 common shares valued at approximately US$125,000. Nexera held approximately 70.19% of Fort at closing, making its interest indirect.
Logia USA holds an exclusive, sublicensable U.S. license for automated fuel-maintenance systems, initially lasting five years with two five-year extension options. Fort provided an unsecured credit facility of up to US$2.0 million, with advances dependent on operational and sales milestones. Logia USA has not commenced U.S. sales, must pay a US$125,000 license fee and owes Logia Israel up to US$390,000. Fort aims to commercialize the systems for data centers and other critical facilities; a performance path can shift economics toward founder Yair Harel if large, profitable U.S. sales materialize.
Nexera Technologies (Nasdaq: NEXR) announced that its approximately 70.19%-owned subsidiary Fort Technology (TSXV: FORT, Nasdaq: FRTT) has closed the previously announced acquisition of 50.1% of Logia USA, a U.S.-based provider of advanced fuel integrity solutions for data centers and other mission-critical facilities. Fort acquired the majority stake in exchange for 132,603 newly issued Fort common shares, valued at about US$125,000.
In connection with the deal, Fort entered into an unsecured US$2.0 million credit facility with Logia USA, bearing 6% annual interest and disbursed in tranches tied to agreed operational and sales milestones, to support U.S. market entry, product development, operations, and growth. Following closing, Fort owns 50.1% and Logia USA’s founder holds 49.9% of Logia USA. The parties plan to expand Logia Israel’s automated fuel monitoring and filtration capabilities into the U.S. data center market. The transaction includes an equity rebalancing mechanism that may reduce Fort’s stake if specified sales and profitability thresholds are achieved.
Nexera (Nasdaq: NEXR) reported that majority‑owned subsidiary Fort Technology (Nasdaq: FRTT) delivered record results for the six months ended June 30, 2026. Revenue rose 49% year over year to $7.36 million from $4.92 million, driven mainly by an approximately 56% increase in Amazon Marketplace units sold and broad-based geographic growth, led by a 41% increase in the United Kingdom.
Fort’s gross profit increased 145% to $1.36 million, with gross margin expanding to 18.5% from 11.3%. Fort’s common shares began trading on Nasdaq on June 8, 2026, triggering the issuance of 1,571,429 contingent right shares to Nexera. Conversion of Fort’s convertible debentures into 1,949,794 units reduced liabilities and increased shareholders’ equity.
Fort also signed definitive agreements to acquire a 50.1% interest in Logia USA, a U.S. provider of automated fuel maintenance and integrity systems for standby power generation, targeting data centers and other critical infrastructure. Closing is subject to customary conditions and is expected on or about October 1, 2026.
Nexera Technologies (Nasdaq: NEXR) reported that majority-owned subsidiary Fort Technology (TSXV: FORT, Nasdaq: FRTT), in which Nexera holds about 70.82% of common shares valued at roughly US$13.6 million, has signed definitive agreements to acquire a 50.1% stake in Logia USA.
Logia USA focuses on advanced fuel integrity solutions for data centers and other mission-critical U.S. facilities. Fort will pay through newly issued Fort shares valued at approximately US$125,000. In parallel, Logia USA is expected to sign an exclusive U.S. license with Logia Israel for automated fuel maintenance and integrity systems, while Fort plans to provide Logia USA with a credit facility of up to US$2 million to support U.S. market entry and growth. The agreements include performance-based equity rebalancing and milestone-linked compensation. Closing is targeted for on or about October 1, 2026, subject to customary conditions, including TSX Venture Exchange approval.
Nexera (Nasdaq: NEXR) signed a letter of intent with Nebo Holdings under which Nexera may become the exclusive worldwide reseller and distributor of Preempt OSINT, Nebo’s covert darknet intelligence platform, to data center operators on a subscription basis.
The LOI contemplates a 36‑month license and exclusivity term from the effective date of a definitive agreement, potentially extendable by 24 months. Nexera would be allowed to contract in its own name, manage customer relationships, invoice and collect payments, and set resale prices, while Nebo would provide technical support, training and sales enablement. Completion is subject to a satisfactory technical proof of concept, due diligence and internal approvals, and there is no assurance a definitive agreement or commercial arrangement will be completed.
Nexera (Nasdaq: NEXR) announced that its wholly owned subsidiary KeepZone AI has entered into a two-year exclusive distribution agreement with Kronomy, an Israeli provider of autonomous aerial security solutions. KeepZone becomes Kronomy’s exclusive distributor, marketing representative and sales channel for all current and future products, software, hardware and AI platforms across Latin America, from Mexico through Argentina.
Kronomy offers fully managed autonomous aerial security as a service using drone-in-a-box systems and 24/7 manned command and control centers, and has completed over 12,000 autonomous operational flights for multiple customers in Israel. The agreement aims to enhance KeepZone’s multi-layered homeland security portfolio in the region by adding autonomous aerial surveillance and rapid-response capabilities, while Kronomy commits not to appoint other distributors in the territory and to route relevant customer inquiries to KeepZone.
Nexera (Nasdaq: NEXR)/b) announced that its wholly owned subsidiary has facilitated the first purchase order under its January 1, 2026 representation agreement with RT LTA Systems for a SkyStar 180 aerostat and related deliverables, placed by a leading homeland security integrator in Mexico.
The order is expected to be delivered in the second half of 2026. In connection with this order, RT extended KeepZone’s exclusive corporate representative and business development collaborator appointment for Canada and Mexico until July 31, 2027, reinforcing their AI-driven homeland security collaboration.
Nexera Technologies (Nasdaq:NEXR) announced that majority-owned subsidiary Fort Technology signed a non-binding LOI for a proposed strategic investment and collaboration with Logia USA.
The LOI contemplates Fort initially acquiring 50.1% of Logia USA and providing a credit facility of up to $2 million, with a potential additional $5 million at Fort’s discretion, to support U.S. growth, product development, and data center market expansion.
The structure also contemplates performance-based equity in Fort for Logia’s founder and milestone-based equity rebalancing that could, if all conditions and agreements are met, adjust ownership to up to 85% for Mr. Harel and 15% for Fort within three years.
The contemplated transaction targets the growing data center backup power market, leveraging automated fuel integrity systems aimed at maintaining diesel fuel to ASTM D975 standards. Completion remains subject to due diligence, definitive agreements, TSX Venture Exchange approval, and other customary conditions, and there is no assurance any transaction will close.