Nexera Technologies Ltd. announces exclusive distribution agreement with Israel’s Kronomy Ltd.

Nexera Technologies Ltd. has announced that its wholly‑owned subsidiary, KeepZone AI Inc., will enter into an exclusive distribution agreement with Israeli company Kronomy Ltd. The agreement grants KeepZone the rights to market, distribute, and support all of Kronomy’s autonomous air‑security products and services throughout Latin America, covering the region from Mexico to Argentina.

Scope of the Agreement

  • Products and Services Kronomy provides fully managed “Drone‑in‑a‑Box” systems combined with 24/7 command and control centers. These solutions enable continuous air surveillance without requiring customers to own or operate their own aircraft.

  • Geographic Coverage KeepZone will be the sole distributor for Kronomy’s offerings across the entire Latin American market, including Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean, and South America.

  • Duration and Exclusivity The contract is valid for an initial period of two years and may be extended. During this time, other distribution partners in the region are excluded.

Strategic Implications

  • Portfolio Expansion The partnership will broaden KeepZone’s existing homeland‑security portfolio by adding autonomous air‑defence capabilities.

  • Market Positioning By offering Kronomy’s systems, KeepZone aims to strengthen its position with governmental, infrastructure, and public‑safety customers in Latin America.

  • Competitive Edge Exclusive distribution rights provide KeepZone with a unique selling proposition in a market where autonomous air‑security solutions are increasingly sought.

Summary

The exclusive distribution agreement between KeepZone AI Inc. and Kronomy Ltd. represents a strategic move to enhance KeepZone’s product offering in autonomous air‑security and to solidify its presence in the Latin‑American market. The two‑year term, with potential extension, and the exclusivity clause are expected to create significant opportunities for growth and market penetration in the region’s government and infrastructure sectors.