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Aggity builds Spanish consortium for civilian and military drones
Spanish technology group Aggity is building a drone consortium for civilian and military uses.
It has acquired Bluenest and bought 40% of Cargo Drone Solutions, becoming that company’s main shareholder.
Cargo Drone Solutions has a European certification that allows it to fly heavy-load drones beyond the operator’s line of sight and over populated areas.
Aggity is also in advanced talks to buy a stake in XRF, a Canary Islands startup that uses augmented and virtual reality for crisis management, emergencies and defence.
The three companies’ capabilities will be combined with Aggity’s software to support drone systems for emergencies.
Aggity has won a €14.4 million contract for an autonomous response system involving drones, in a project led by Spain’s Defence Ministry with other ministries and the Military Emergency Unit.
The drones are intended to carry loads of up to 1,500 kilograms, and Aggity is negotiating with manufacturers to produce them in series.
Aggity has acquired 40% of Spanish drone company Cargo Drone Solutions, becoming its leading shareholder.
The Catalan technology group is building a Spanish consortium for civilian and military drones with Cargo Drone Solutions and Bluenest.
Aggity is also in advanced talks to acquire a stake in Canary Islands startup XRF.
The companies’ capabilities will be combined with Aggity’s software for civilian and military applications.
Aggity has won a €14.4 million contract to develop an autonomous dual-use drone response system for emergencies.
- Who
- Aggity, led by president Oscar Pierre and chief executive Abraham López, is building the consortium.
- What
- It has acquired 40% of Cargo Drone Solutions and is assembling drone-related businesses for civilian and military use.
- When
- The Cargo Drone Solutions acquisition was reported on 23 October 2026. Aggity bought Bluenest in late July.
- Where
- Spain.
- Why
- The group plans to combine the companies’ capabilities with its software for civilian and military uses, including emergency response.
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Aggity acquired Bluenest from Globalvia.
XRF won a Renfe tender worth €1 million to develop railway geolocation technology designed to withstand critical situations.
Aggity’s acquisition of 40% of Cargo Drone Solutions was reported as completed.
- Cargo Drone Solutions stake
- 40%
- Cargo Drone Solutions forecast business
- Around €9 million by 2029
- Aggity emergency-response contract
- €14.4 million
- Drone cargo capacity
- Up to 1,500 kilograms
- XRF founded
- 2022
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