VisionWave to Acquire 51% of $50M Israeli Composite Manufacturer, Raises $20M Financing
VisionWave Holdings agreed to acquire 51% of C.M. Composite Materials, a $50 million–valued Israeli aerospace composite manufacturer with $17.3 million revenue and $3.0 million net income in 2025. The company raised $20 million in financing and secured a $10 million SOW for a 32-week qSpeed-Mine cryptocurrency-mining acceleration platform.
1. Majority Stake in Israeli Composite Manufacturer
VisionWave Holdings entered a definitive agreement to acquire a 51% controlling stake in C.M. Composite Materials, an advanced aerospace composites maker designated as an Essential Facility under Israel’s Emergency Labor Services Law. C.M. carries a $50 million valuation with reported IFRS revenue of $17.3 million and net income of $3.0 million for fiscal 2025, and continues uninterrupted production for missile defense systems including Iron Dome and Barak 8.
2. Financing and Crypto Platform Development
The company closed a $20 million senior financing round to bolster working capital and strategic initiatives, and executed a $10 million statement of work for its qSpeed-Mine cryptocurrency-mining acceleration platform. The milestone-based development spans 32 weeks, with full revenue recognition structured for calendar 2026 under its QuantumSpeed computational acceleration engine.
3. Subsidiary Initiatives and Tech Partnerships
VisionWave’s Solar Drone subsidiary advanced business development in Italy for drone cleaning solutions targeting Middle Eastern markets, following live demonstrations of its high-pressure payload system. The company also secured a $7.0 million strategic exchange with SaverOne for potential 51% ownership, showcasing RF-based Vulnerable Road User detection and integrating AI-driven sensing with its QuantumSpeed platform for dual-market autonomy.