Anti-drone technology company backed by Eric Trump plans U.S. listing
Space-Eyes, an anti-drone technology company backed by an investment from Eric Trump, a son of President Donald Trump, plans to go public in the United States through a merger with special purpose acquisition company McKinley Acquisition. The company primarily develops drone-detection and counter-drone systems and also operates a geospatial intelligence platform. It is expected to list on an exchange under the ticker CUAS. The transaction is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2026 and implies an enterprise valuation of $370 million for Space-Eyes. Eric Trump is executive vice president of the Trump Organization and also serves as an investor in Space-Eyes and a strategic adviser to the company.
Space-Eyes, an anti-drone technology company backed by an investment from Eric Trump, a son of President Donald Trump, plans to go public in the United States through a merger with special purpose acquisition company McKinley Acquisition.
The company primarily develops drone-detection and counter-drone systems and also operates a geospatial intelligence platform. It is expected to list on an exchange under the ticker CUAS. The transaction is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2026 and implies an enterprise valuation of $370 million for Space-Eyes.
Eric Trump is executive vice president of the Trump Organization and also serves as an investor in Space-Eyes and a strategic adviser to the company.
The company primarily develops drone-detection and counter-drone systems and also operates a geospatial intelligence platform. It is expected to list on an exchange under the ticker CUAS. The transaction is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2026 and implies an enterprise valuation of $370 million for Space-Eyes.
Eric Trump is executive vice president of the Trump Organization and also serves as an investor in Space-Eyes and a strategic adviser to the company.