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Powerus (PUSA) announced a $30M strategic investment from Unusual Machines (UMAC). Powerus sources drone components and hardware from Unusual Machines Powerus expects to be a meaningful customer for U.S.-made components of the kind Unusual Machines supplies. Powerus is under no obligation to purchase any specific volume of parts, and the two companies operate independently; the relationship reflects a shared focus on building a domestic, U.S.-based defense-autonomy supply chain.

Unusual Machines announces $30M strategic equity investment in Powerus

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Powerus announced that it has been selected to compete in the qualifier for Phase II of the Department of War's Drone Dominance Program with its MatrixFold multi-purpose attack drone. With this qualification, Powerus becomes part of the $1B Pentagon initiative to procure and field tens of thousands of low-cost, one-way attack drones, with the aim of accelerating combat capability and strengthening the U.S. drone manufacturing base. Following qualification, the next parts of Phase II involve a production and delivery test to prove manufacturing readiness, and the Gauntlet II to identify the most capable systems for scaling and fielding. The Gauntlet test event concludes with the delivery of sUAS orders to the winners. The Phase II Qualifier window is currently estimated for June. The Powerus Matrix Series is a U.S.-made line of modular first-person view platforms designed for rapid deployment across strike, ISR, and heavy-payload missions. Built with lightweight folding airframes for rucksack and vehicle transport, the systems can be configured in seconds around a common operational architecture. The MatrixFold platform is Blue UAS-compatible and NDAA-compliant. This announcement follows Powerus' previously announced merger agreement with Aureus Greenway.