XTIA News & Events

"For the first time, we are providing full-year revenue guidance, reflecting the increased visibility we now have into our pipeline and customer demand from long-term and emerging relationships," said Scott Pomeroy, CEO of XTI Aerospace. "We expect full-year 2026 revenue to exceed $160 million representing approximately 30% growth."

XTI Aerospace has completed the sale of its real-time location systems, or RTLS, business by transferring all of the shares of Inpixon, a German limited liability company, to EVO 467, a German investor group led by technology and operating executives, for EUR4.64M, or approximately $5.48M, effective February 3. Inpixon provides solutions in the field of indoor positioning, real-time localization, and sensor technologies and develop and distribute hardware and software systems that use sensor technology, radio technologies, and data analysis to enable the precise location of people, devices and objects within buildings. The company believes that the transaction supports XTI's focus on establishing leadership in drones and driving toward sustainable profitability.

XTI Aerospace announced the expansion of newly acquired subsidiary Drone Nerds' enterprise payload offerings with the addition of the Freefly Systems FLUX LiDAR series. The FLUX LiDAR series from Freefly Systems includes multiple payload options designed to support professional aerial mapping, inspection, and measurement workflows. Through Drone Nerds, enterprise and public sector customers can now access LiDAR payloads that address a range of operational requirements, including high-precision data capture, long-range coverage, and deployment in regulated environments.

XTI Aerospace files to sell 18.03M shares of common stock for holders