Trump-Backed Drone Company Merging with Golf Firm

0:00On March 9th, a Florida drone company backed by Air Trump and Donald Trump Jr. is merging with a public golf course firm to go live on Nasdaq. Soon, powers aims to ramp up American-made drones amid the federal ban on Chinese models and rising military needs. The Pentagon's drone dominance push plans to spend roughly $1.1 billion on hundreds of thousands of US-built small drones by 20-27. This follows recent policies blocking new Chinese drones from the market. Trump linked investors, including an American Ventures fund and a drone parts firm where Don Jr. serves on the board, are fueling the deal. A South Korean fund added $50 million, helping power use scale fast. The company has snapped up three smaller drone makers in the last six months and targets over 10,000 units a month. It builds aerial and sea drones for heavy loads, wildfires, and more, while eyeing partnerships for battle-tested tech from abroad. With drones set to boom across defense, infrastructure, and emergencies, power risk positions

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