Redwire has agreed to acquire US-headquartered uncrewed airborne system (UAS) technology maker Edge Autonomy in a $925m deal.

In recent years, Redwire said it has worked to strengthen and grow its position as a provider of defense technology.

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Learn more about Redwire's move to acquire Edge Autonomy through a $925 million cash-and-stock deal to form a multidomain ...

As the company announced after close of trading Monday, sometime in the second quarter Redwire will buy privately held Edge Autonomy, "a leader in providing innovative autonomous systems ...

Redwire to acquire Edge Autonomy for $925 million, deal to close in Q2 2025, expected to boost revenue, EBITDA, and cash flow ...

A significant element influencing this upgrade is the transformative acquisition of Edge Autonomy, which positions Redwire as a comprehensive space infrastructure and defense technology provider.

Redwire was born in 2020 as a space company and that should remain its DNA following its agreement to acquire the unmanned aerial system maker Edge Autonomy in a transaction valued at $925 million.

Space infrastructure company Redwire Corp. has agreed to acquire closely held Edge Autonomy for $925 million from backers ...

Prior to the announcement of the merger with Edge Autonomy, analysts had been expecting Redwire's revenues to jump another 17% to $362 million in 2025. To be clear, much of that revenue growth is ...

Redwire (RDW) announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Edge Autonomy. Under the terms of the merger agreement, Redwire will acquire Edge Autonomy for $925M on a debt free ...