VisionWave to Acquire 51% of $50M-Valued C.M. Composite for 250,000 Shares
VisionWave Holdings will acquire a 51% controlling stake in Israel-based C.M. Composite Materials by issuing 250,000 shares at a $50 million valuation, retaining an option to purchase the remaining 49%. C.M. generated $17.3 million in fiscal-year 2025 revenue and $3.0 million in net income, and integration with QSpeed aims to optimize production.
1. Acquisition Details
VisionWave Holdings has signed a definitive agreement to acquire a 51% controlling stake in C.M. Composite Materials by issuing 250,000 common shares and retains an option to acquire the remaining 49% over a defined period.
2. C.M. Composite Materials Profile
Based in Modi’in, Israel, C.M. Composite supplies structural composite assemblies for the Iron Dome and Barak 8 missile defense systems; it reported fiscal-year 2025 revenue of $17.3 million and net income of $3.0 million before tax under IFRS and was independently valued at $50 million.
3. Strategic Integration with QSpeed
VisionWave plans to integrate its QuantumSpeed computational acceleration engine into C.M.’s certified aerospace production lines to optimize manufacturing sequencing, reduce process-cycle bottlenecks and enhance output quality under existing $10 million qSpeed-Mine™ development work.
4. Market Expansion and Additional Initiatives
C.M. has identified India as a strategic growth market for multi-layered air defense deployments, while VisionWave advances complementary initiatives including Solar Drone business development in Europe and a $7 million SaverOne RF-based defense platform exchange.