XTEK Ltd. provides security services. The company is headquartered in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory. The firm also sells a range of soft and hard amour, helmets, shields, carriers and armor gear. Its technologies include XTclave and XTatlas. The XTclave is a composite material curing and consolidation technology, that uses ultra-high isostatic pressure at elevated temperatures to cure and/or consolidate thermoset and thermoplastic composite materials. The XTclave technology is suited to the manufacture of void-free, precision ballistic and structural composite solutions including armor, lightweight tactical and human load carriage equipment, robotic mechanical systems and unmanned craft. The XTatlas application provides real-time situational awareness by connecting sensor data to the geospatial domain. The XTatlas ingests and visualizes full motion video from manned and unmanned ground and aerial platforms.
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XTEK secures $6.9m worth of armour orders amidst rising global tensions
November 20, 2023
Major conflicts in Israel and the Ukraine are tearing nations apart but for ballistics defence company XTEK (ASX: XTE), someone needs to offer protection to the people involved and if that means lacing them up in high-end ballistic body armour products, they’re happy to do it. Some might call it a coincidence but since Russia’s
XTEK to provide India’s Tata Group with helmets that can weather AK-47 gunfire
June 19, 2023
Unlike Superman, military personnel cannot be reborn on Krypton to become invincible. So, they must settle for the next best thing, like an RCH ballistic helmet by defence tech company XTEK (ASX: XTE) that can withstand assault rifle bullets, like those fired by AK-47 rifles (arguably the most widely-used weapon). The Company has achieved a
Aus Department of Defence signs $27 million order for AeroVironment drones from XTEK
December 1, 2022
How can governments minimise casualties during the war? One solution is to send fewer people. That’s what tech, like drones, enables without compromising safety—which is probably why many countries are jumping on the bandwagon to secure some advanced drones. Just one day after it delivered an over three-million-dollar US government order, defence industry company XTEK
US Government Agency engages XTEK for $2.7m of bulletproof armour
August 18, 2022
Continuing a hectic few months of purchases with US gun control controversy in the background, defence and armour specialist XTEK (ASX: XTE) have received a $2.7m purchase order from a US Federal Government Agency customer, for products from its HighCom Armour Solutions business. The items requested in the order include thousands of specialist body armour
XTEK receives $9.5 million order for body armour in the US
May 26, 2022
As discussions around gun violence in the United States continue, counter-market forces concurrently perforate through to the consumer market with defence products manufacturer XTEK receiving a $9.5 million order for body armour through their US-based armour division. The purchase order comes from a customer that has elected to remain unnamed but will receive their $9.5m
Silver linings of conflict, defence companies gain momentum
March 8, 2022
I’m not sure about you, but I’m getting a bit sick of living in a VERY interesting part of next century’s history textbooks. In recent weeks our newsfeeds have been swamped with horrifying images of the war in Ukraine which seems to be touching everyone in some way. Whilst the outpouring of support for those
XTEK extends Defence Force relationship with another $2.8m in dronetech orders
July 9, 2020
Security tech company XTEK (ASX: XTE) has continued its strong association with the Australian Defence Force with the ADF placing an order for additional unmanned aerial systems worth approximately $2.8 million. The order will increase the ADF’s existing fleet of AeroVironment WASP AE Small Unmanned Aerial Systems (SUAS) with XTEK having already delivered 50 to
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