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War exponentially scaled Xtend CEO Aviv Shapira’s business, right as American investors were falling back in love with the military

vanityfair.visitlink.meEric Trump Backs the “Biggest Drone Company in Israel.” Its Founder Says War Has Been Good for Business.Aviv Shapira, the CEO of Xtend, says the company has sent 10,000 drones to the Israel Defense Forces since the start of the Israel-Hamas war. “It’s not a gamification," he says. "It’s more of a modernization.”
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In September, American Ventures, in which Eric Trump is an investor, helped take the company public in a reverse merger, which saw Xtend fold into a small construction company that was already public

vanityfair.visitlink.meEric Trump Backs the “Biggest Drone Company in Israel.” Its Founder Says War Has Been Good for Business.Aviv Shapira, the CEO of Xtend, says the company has sent 10,000 drones to the Israel Defense Forces since the start of the Israel-Hamas war. “It’s not a gamification," he says. "It’s more of a modernization.”
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Xtend is part of a greater wave of the Trump sons investing in defense tech: The two brothers’ investments have produced at least $3.2 billion in government business, according to a Washington Post analysis

vanityfair.visitlink.meEric Trump Backs the “Biggest Drone Company in Israel.” Its Founder Says War Has Been Good for Business.Aviv Shapira, the CEO of Xtend, says the company has sent 10,000 drones to the Israel Defense Forces since the start of the Israel-Hamas war. “It’s not a gamification," he says. "It’s more of a modernization.”

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