TLDR
- NUBURU enters defense software with a strategic stake in Orbit.
- Orbit boosts NUBURU’s mission-ready, secure command capabilities.
- Drone synergy with Orbit aims for $100M in joint defense revenue.
- Acquisition shifts NUBURU toward software-driven defense tech.
- NUBURU’s Orbit move cements its role in next-gen defense systems.
Nuburu, Inc. (BURU) closed at $0.3377 a decrease of 3.13% on October 30
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NUBURU, Inc. (NYSE American: BURU) advanced its defense strategy by completing the first phase of its Orbit S.r.l. Acquisition. Through its subsidiary Nuburu Defense LLC, the company acquired a 10.7% equity stake in Orbit with a $1.5 million capital infusion. This move launches a staged plan to acquire full control and deepen its foothold in defense-grade software.
Orbit, a SaaS firm, delivers platforms for operational resilience, crisis response, and secure control in critical environments. NUBURU aims to boost Orbit’s integration into its Defense & Security Hub and transition into a hybrid hardware-software defense provider. The acquisition aligns with NUBURU’s shift away from its legacy laser hardware roots into high-value recurring revenue sectors.
The final acquisition phase includes an additional $3.5 million investment to secure full ownership and drive further platform integration. This acquisition opens access to a growing $2.9–$3.6 billion defense software market projected for 2025. By securing Orbit, NUBURU positions itself to gain strategic software capabilities in secure decision-making systems.
Orbit Platform Powers Command Intelligence Across Critical Operations
Orbit’s platform supports automation, resilience, and high-security decision-making for mission-critical organizations in defense and infrastructure. It combines real-time analytics, IT mapping, and crisis response within a continuous operational loop. This enables users to respond quickly, maintain operational continuity, and minimize disruption.
The system is built for use in high-assurance environments that demand speed, clarity, and control. It facilitates mission readiness through its integration of sensing, communication, and decision frameworks. These features enhance command structures across defense agencies and security operations.
NUBURU intends to scale Orbit’s offerings through client base expansion in targeted verticals such as defense logistics and critical infrastructure. With its specialized software suite, Orbit will accelerate NUBURU’s push into secure digital systems. The synergy enhances resilience strategies and strengthens NUBURU’s overall defense-tech roadmap.
Drone Venture Integration Aims for $100M in Joint Revenue
The Orbit technology will integrate into NUBURU Defense’s drone joint venture with Maddox Defense, forming a real-time situational response system. While unmanned systems collect live field data, Orbit will enable fast decision-making through secure command tools. This combination enhances proactive threat detection, crisis coordination, and field response capabilities.
The joint venture targets $100 million in annual revenue by 2028, with NUBURU expected to generate $20 million by its business plan’s end. Together, the hardware from drones and Orbit’s software create a layered, data-driven defense ecosystem. This comprehensive solution elevates NUBURU’s position in next-generation defense tech.
The Orbit transaction received external financial advisory and approval from independent directors due to the related-party structure. Executive Chairman Alessandro Zamboni, who previously owned Orbit, oversaw the deal’s compliance with governance standards. A $12.5 million total consideration, including stock and tranches, finalizes full ownership by 2026, subject to shareholder approval.


