Critical Infrastructure Technologies Ltd. has entered into a Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement with Babcock International Group PLC and Draganfly Inc. to establish a multi-company collaboration aimed at enhancing defense and security capabilities throughout the Asia-Pacific region. This partnership leverages complementary expertise in defense engineering, technology integration, and unmanned systems to develop sophisticated, scalable solutions for governments, military forces, and national-security stakeholders across the region.
The collaboration unites three organizations with distinct capabilities. Babcock International Group serves as one of the United Kingdom's leading defense primes, delivering mission-critical engineering, naval support, fleet management, and major defense programs. Critical Infrastructure Technologies provides advanced engineering capabilities, mission-system integration, and technology-driven solutions specializing in digital architectures, sensor ecosystems, data platforms, and resilient mission environments. Draganfly contributes award-winning unmanned aerial systems and sensor-driven data solutions, including its NDAA-compliant and NATO-supportive platforms that have seen recent military sales in the Asia-Pacific region. More information about Draganfly's capabilities is available at https://www.draganfly.com.
Together, the companies form a comprehensive capability stack spanning mission-critical defense engineering and sustainment, high-assurance digital integration and sensor networks, and advanced UAS and ISR technologies. This unified approach supports end-to-end solutions across multiple domains including national defense modernization, border and maritime security, disaster and humanitarian response, multi-domain situational awareness, critical infrastructure protection, and training and operational lifecycle services.
As Asia-Pacific governments prioritize security resilience, sovereign capability, and rapid-response technologies, the combined strengths of the three companies position the group to meet regional requirements with integrated, technologically advanced, and operationally proven solutions. The parties will now begin evaluating targeted opportunities and joint-program concepts tailored to defense and security needs across the region. Details about Critical Infrastructure Technologies can be found at https://www.citech.com.au.
This collaboration represents a significant alignment of defense and security expertise at a time when regional governments are increasing their focus on modernizing security capabilities and addressing emerging threats through integrated technological solutions. The partnership's formation through a non-disclosure agreement indicates the sensitive nature of the defense technologies involved and the strategic importance of the Asia-Pacific security landscape, where nations are seeking advanced, interoperable systems to address complex security challenges ranging from territorial disputes to humanitarian crises.
