T3 Defense’s Nimbus Wins Exclusive Israeli Rights to Copting’s Falkawn-BOS Tethered Drone

Copting's Falkawn tethered drone system standing on its ground-station case
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Copting’s Falkawn tethered drone system on its ground station. Photo: Copting / Falkawn, official product photo.

NEW YORK and NETANYA, Israel — T3 Defense Inc. (Nasdaq: DFNS) said Wednesday that its wholly owned subsidiary, Nimbus Drones Technologies Ltd., has entered an exclusive marketing and reseller agreement with Copting GmbH, a German developer and manufacturer of advanced unmanned aerial systems. Under the agreement, Nimbus will exclusively market and resell Copting’s Falkawn-BOS tethered drone system in Israel.

The agreement covers the Falkawn-BOS system, including its ground station, software, accessories and spare parts, for defense, homeland security, emergency response, critical-infrastructure and public-safety customers in Israel.

Nimbus said it plans to offer complete deployment packages combining system sales with integration, training and support services, creating revenue from initial deployments and recurring services as it builds an installed customer base. The companies said the product line could become a meaningful contributor to Nimbus’ revenue in 2027.

“The Falkawn-BOS system expands our ability to address customers’ needs for extended aerial monitoring at fixed sites and from mobile command vehicles,” said Yehuda Harush, Nimbus’ chief executive. “Our opportunity goes beyond supplying the system. We see potential to provide the integration, training and ongoing support customers need to put it to work in their operations.”

“Our growth strategy includes broadening our subsidiaries’ product offerings to create additional revenue opportunities,” said Menny Shalom, T3 Defense’s chairman and chief executive. “It builds on our drone and counter-drone capabilities while expanding the range of defense and security requirements we can address.”

The company cited a Research and Markets report estimating the European tethered drone market at about $128 million in 2024 and projecting it to reach about $723 million by 2031, supported by defense investment and broader adoption across public-safety and commercial operations.

Nimbus is an Israeli aerospace robotics company established in 2024 that provides drone-system sales, maintenance, mapping and surveying, aerial imaging, red-team simulation for defense exercises, counter-drone research and certified flight training. Copting, based in Braunschweig, Germany, develops and manufactures advanced unmanned aerial systems, including the Falkawn family of autonomous tethered drones. T3 Defense acquires and operates mission-critical defense businesses.

Source: T3 Defense announcement, November 11, 2026.

JBizNews Desk | New York

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