VisionWave Holdings (VWAV) Corporate presentation summary

Strategy and operating model

• Dual-market strategy targets defense and homeland security alongside commercial infrastructure, using shared technologies and disciplined M&A to extend market reach.

• Principal IP ownership and R&D are centralized at the holding-company level, with certain rights held by subsidiaries or joint ventures; operating companies execute in defined markets.

• The platform aims to deliver integrated mission systems across vehicles, payloads and software rather than standalone third-party components.

Platforms and products

• VARAN ground platform specifications include 500 kg payload, 1,000 kg+ towing, 70 km/h maximum speed and 4-hour mission time, extendable to 28 hours.

• TALON aerial systems span ISR, heavy-lift logistics, strike and precision support; D-FLY is positioned as an autonomous counter-UAS interceptor.

• Solar Drone provides aerial washing and spraying, with up to 30 minutes of flight time and capacity to clean up to 50 panels; commercial use is subject to local approvals.

• STRATUM Command and Stratum AI are designed to fuse sensor data, coordinate platforms and agents, and provide mission decision support; portions remain under development.

Technology and intellectual property

• Patent portfolio totals 30, comprising 21 granted patents and 9 pending applications.

• Core technologies include Vision RF sensing, qSpeed computational acceleration, GhostSight passive radar, SDNN AI and Deep Wave RF; these systems are under development.

• Vision RF is being commercialized with SaverOne; the presentation describes a non-controlling stake of ~41%, potentially rising to ~51% fully diluted subject to milestones and approvals.

• A pending majority acquisition could provide composite manufacturing for unmanned airframes, radomes and civil aviation parts, subject to closing conditions.