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Vision Aerial Expects 93% Revenue Growth in 2027
Vision Aerial is taking orders for its new Vulcan aircraft family and expects revenue to grow approximately 93% in 2027, following approximately 46% projected growth in 2026, as the first Vulcan aircraft move from the factory floor in Bozeman to customers. Vision Aerial has agreed to be acquired by Mobix Labs under a definitive agreement announced on July 24. Management's current estimates call for revenue to rise approximately 46% in 2026, with a further increase of approximately 93% in 2027. If achieved, that trajectory would bring 2027 revenue to nearly three times what the Company generated in 2025, driven by the Vulcan rollout and demand for secure aircraft built entirely in the United States.
Mobix Labs Acquires Vision Aerial to Drive Commercial Expansion
Mobix Labs announced that Vision Aerial, the American drone manufacturer Mobix Labs has signed a definitive agreement to acquire, is entering a new phase of commercial expansion as it advances the rollout of a new generation of American-built industrial drones and projects accelerating revenue growth through 2027. The company said, "The projected growth at Vision Aerial is directly aligned with Mobix Labs' long-standing M&A strategy. Mobix Labs has consistently pursued strategic acquisitions as a core component of its growth plan, targeting differentiated technology businesses with established customers, expanding end markets and the potential to contribute meaningful growth to the broader Mobix platform." Revenue is projected to increase approximately 46% in 2026, followed by approximately 93% additional growth in 2027, based on current Vision Aerial management estimates. On that trajectory, Vision Aerial's projected 2027 revenue would approach three times its 2025 revenue. The company added, "Vision Aerial management expects its projected growth to be supported by the commercial rollout of the new Vulcan drone family and increasing demand across government, infrastructure, energy, public-safety and national-security markets for secure, American-built unmanned aircraft systems. Mobix Labs believes Vision Aerial reflects the type of acquisition opportunity central to its broader M&A strategy: differentiated technology, established customers, expanding end markets and significant growth potential following completion of the transaction."
Selling Stockholders Plan to Sell 5M Shares of Class A Common Stock
This filing relates to the offer and sale from time to time by the selling stockholders of up to 5M shares of Class A common stock. The company is not selling any shares under this prospectus and will not receive any of the proceeds from the sale of shares by the selling stockholders.
Mobix Labs Signs Agreement to Acquire Special Project Delivery
Mobix Labs announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Special Project Delivery, expanding Mobix into rare earth elements, critical minerals, energy and strategic U.S. infrastructure - key resources underpinning America's defense and advanced-technology supply chains.
Mobix Labs Executes Agreement to Acquire SPD for 4.8 Million Shares
Mobix Labs announced that it has executed a definitive agreement to acquire Special Project Delivery, SPD, a strategic infrastructure platform building U.S. supply chains for rare earth elements, critical minerals, and energy storage. The SPD acquisition is structured as an all-stock transaction, with consideration not to exceed 4.8 million shares of Mobix common stock. The transaction is expected to close before the end of 2026, subject to Mobix stockholder approval and the satisfaction of other customary closing conditions. "We are moving decisively to take our NSM initiative from vision to reality," said Jim Peterson, Chairman of Mobix Labs. "The control and development of strategic domestic mineral rights is fundamental to America's long-term industrial strength and security, and the SPD platform allows us to hit the ground running."
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