York Buys ALL.SPACE to Deepen Defense Comms Stack
The $300 million deal pushes York beyond satellites into the terminal layer as militaries seek jam-resistant links for drones and distributed operations.
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Largest mergers and acquisitions by disclosed deal value.
| Acquirer | Target | Type | Value | Headline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CACI International Inc | ARKA Group L.P. | Acquisition | $2.6B | CACI International Inc acquires ARKA Group L.P. in $2,600.0M cash deal |
| York Space Systems | ALL.SPACE | Acquisition | $300M | York Buys ALL.SPACE to Deepen Defense Comms Stack |
| Karman Space & Defense | Seemann Composites and MSC | Acquisition | $220M | Karman Space & Defense to acquire Seemann Composites and MSC in $220.0M cash and stock deal |
| AeroVironment, Inc. | Empirical Systems Aerospace, Inc. | Acquisition | $200M | AeroVironment, Inc. acquires Empirical Systems Aerospace, Inc. in $200.0M stock and cash deal |
| Cadre Holdings, Inc. | TYR Tactical, LLC | Acquisition | $180M | Cadre Holdings, Inc. acquires TYR Tactical, LLC in $180.0M cash and stock deal |
| Cadre Holdings, Inc. | TYR Tactical, LLC | Acquisition | $175M | Cadre Holdings, Inc. to acquire TYR Tactical, LLC in $175.0M cash and stock deal |
| NUBURU, Inc. | Tekne S.p.A. | Acquisition | $64.6M | NUBURU, Inc. to acquire Tekne S.p.A. in $64.6M cash, stock, and shareholder financing conversion deal |
| NUBURU, Inc. | Tekne S.p.A. | Acquisition | $64.6M | NUBURU, Inc. to acquire Tekne S.p.A. in $64.6M cash, stock, debt conversion, and earn-out deal |
| Anduril Industries | ExoAnalytic Solutions | Acquisition | Undisclosed | Anduril Industries to acquire ExoAnalytic Solutions |
| Voyager Technologies | ElectroMagnetic Systems, Inc. | Acquisition | Undisclosed | Voyager Technologies acquires ElectroMagnetic Systems, Inc. |
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The $300 million deal pushes York beyond satellites into the terminal layer as militaries seek jam-resistant links for drones and distributed operations.
The deal gives York a terminal-to-network communications layer aimed at contested military and commercial missions, where resilient connectivity is becoming a procurement requirement rather than a feature.
The deal pulls military-grade simulation into Shield AI’s core platform as defense tech groups race to control the data, testing, and deployment loop for autonomous systems.