T3 Defense agrees to buy KeepZone for $1 million in stock
T3 Defense signed a stock purchase agreement for KeepZone from Nexera Technologies, with up to $5 million in earn-out payments, according to TradingView.
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what happened
According to TradingView, citing a filing with the SEC, T3 Defense has agreed to take over all outstanding shares of KeepZone from Nexera Technologies. The price is $1 million, paid in T3 Defense common stock. Where needed to respect an ownership cap, pre-funded warrants will be used instead.
Nexera may also receive a cash earn-out equal to 50% of defined net profit over 24 months after closing, capped at $5 million. Additional shares could be issued if resale-registration and share-price conditions are met 181 days after closing. Closing depends on customary conditions and is expected two business days after they are satisfied or waived. Either side can terminate if the deal has not closed within 60 days, subject to exceptions.
why it matters
The deal is small, but it expands T3 Defense's homeland security business through KeepZone's technology integration and distribution operations. Because most of the payment is in shares, possible dilution and the performance-linked earn-out matter more to shareholders than the headline price.
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- T3 Defense to Acquire KeepZone for $1 Million in Stock, With Earn-Out of Up to $5 Million — TradingView, 27 October 2026 at 13:33 UTC
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