Unicorn Technologies, a partner that invests in technology companies with research and development activities, made another investment in Strix skimmers, which developed capsules for autonomous operation of skimmers, as part of a round of raising up to $ 2.5 million at a value of $ 22.5 million, before cash.
Unicorn Technologies will invest approximately $ 560,000 in the current round of funding, after which the partnership will hold approximately 18% of Strix’s share capital in the company. The current investment is in addition to previous investments by the Strix partnership during 2021 totaling approximately $ 1.1 million.
Strix has completed the development of the first generation of its products, and has been providing systems to customers since April 2021. First systems of the additional solution have been ordered and are expected to be delivered starting in the second quarter of 2022. The delivery times of life-saving drugs. The company’s potential customers include the defense, civilian industries, shipping and logistics companies, facility security companies, factories, governments and armies and more.
Amit Green, CEO of Unicorn Technologies said that“We are pleased to complete another investment in Strix that reflects a value 8 times the initial value at which we entered the investment. We continue to flood value to investors both through continued investments in portfolio companies and through investments in new companies. Green added,” Strix is a company with significant growth potential Both in the domestic market and in the global market. For evidence, the company is considering setting up a manufacturing plant in the U.S. with the goal of penetrating the U.S. market and is currently working on establishing an American legal entity, and recruiting U.S. employees.
Strix was founded by Niv Aharoni, an entrepreneur with many years of experience in the field of defense and development of advanced technological systems and has served as the company’s CEO since its inception. Deploy capsules for companies interested in flying gliders without a pilot in the field, making the system completely autonomous.
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