VWAV News & Events

VisionWave Holdings entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with a German aerospace systems provider and an Israeli developer of interceptor drone technologies. The MOU establishes a framework for cooperation among the parties to explore potential opportunities to propose interceptor drone systems to the Bundeswehr and related German government entities. Under the terms of the MOU: The German aerospace systems provider is expected to act as reseller, distributor, or prime contractor in Germany, leveraging its existing defense ecosystem relationships; The Israeli developer will provide technical solutions, documentation, and operational support for evaluation and potential proposal development; and VisionWave will remain an active participant in discussions, proposal development, and related commercial efforts. The MOU outlines cooperation principles, confidentiality, non-circumvention, and compliance with applicable export control regulations. The parties intend that the MOU shall serve as the basis for a subsequent binding definitive commercial agreement, should opportunities materialize.

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VisionWave announced that the Company has completed its interview process with multiple leading law firms specializing in securities and market-manipulation litigation. Following that review, VisionWave has engaged Paul Hastings to prepare and file a civil complaint addressing suspected to trading irregularities in the Company's stock. "The Company will not tolerate suspected illegal naked short selling or other potentially manipulative conduct and will pursue these bad actors to the fullest extent permitted by law," said Douglas Davis, Executive Chairman and Interim CEO of VisionWave Holdings, Inc. "After interviewing several national firms, Paul Hastings was the clear standout. The Firm combines unmatched resources with deep experience in securities litigation and activism defense matters. We will be aggressive and plan to take this fight to the parties believed to be responsible to protect our shareholders' interest. Our shareholders have invested in innovation and integrity - not in a game rigged by manipulators. VisionWave will not rest until justice is served."

VisionWave announced it has executed a binding definitive agreement to acquire a 51% controlling interest in C.M. Composite Materials, a certified aerospace-grade composite manufacturer producing structural components utilized in systems publicly known as Iron Dome and Barak 8, as well as additional airborne, offensive, and intelligence platforms. The transaction is subject to customary closing conditions, including regulatory approvals, and is expected to close in the first quarter of 2026. This transaction follows VisionWave's previously announced entry into a $10 million Statement of Work related to development of its QSpeed platform. Management believes the combination of advanced computational acceleration software and certified aerospace composite manufacturing represents a strategically aligned model within the evolving defense industrial base.