Critical Infrastructure Technologies Advances Global Nexus 20 Deployment with Production Milestones and Sales Momentum

Critical Infrastructure Technologies Ltd. (CSE: CTTT) (OTC: CITLF) (FRA: X9V) has provided a comprehensive update on the production status and sales activity for its Nexus 20 autonomous, high-capacity mobile communications and security platforms. The company reported that Nexus 1 (Green) is in the final stages of assembly before being shipped to Poland for demonstrations throughout the European Union, including to the Polish Military in conjunction with H. Cegielski – Poznan S.A., a subsidiary of Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa A.A. (PGZ). This unit is scheduled for display at the MSPO defence exhibition in Poland between September 8 and 11, with Team Defence Australia. CEO Brenton Scott stated that having the Nexus 20 operational at a major global defence exhibition represents a significant advancement in the company's push into the EU market.

The production update further detailed that Nexus 2 (Yellow) is undergoing final fit out for delivery to Critical Metals Corp's Tanbreez Project in Southern Greenland. Fabrication is complete on Nexus 3, 4, and 5. Nexus 3 will be painted, assembled, and prepared for fit out before shipment to Canada under the company's Joint Venture with Juno Industries Inc., where demonstrations across government, military, and mining sectors will occur. Nexus 4 and 5, also fabrication complete, will be shipped to Perth, Western Australia, to be available for immediate delivery should the company secure orders from current Requests for Quote.

Sales activity indicates growing market interest, with the company having received Requests for Quote for six Nexus 20 units, equating to approximately $8.4 million in potential revenue. In response to this increased demand, Critical Infrastructure Technologies has issued a Purchase Order to its steel fabricators, K999, for the construction of two additional Nexus 20 units. This proactive measure aims to significantly reduce delivery timetables should sales orders materialize. Scott emphasized that the progress highlights the scalability of the platform and the global demand for rapidly deployable infrastructure solutions, marking a pivotal phase in demonstrating the Nexus system's versatility.

The company's technology targets sectors including mining, defence, border security, surveillance, and emergency services. Its self-deploying platform (SDP) is designed to overcome limitations of current rapidly deployable communication solutions, supporting equipment such as LTE and various technological payloads including surveillance and anti-drone systems. The international deployment underway—spanning Europe, Greenland, Canada, and Australia—underscores the platform's intended application across diverse geographic and operational environments, from remote mining sites to military exhibitions.