JFB–XTEND Merger Puts Israeli Defense Robotics on Wall Street
Israeli defense tech firm XTEND merges with JFB Construction for $1.5 billion, creating Nasdaq-listed XTEND AI Robotics focused on AI-driven autonomous defense.
Saturday, 31 October 2026
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