# T3 Defense buys KeepZone to expand homeland security sales The acquisition closed Nov. 4 for $1,539,800 in stock, plus a potential cash earn-out. T3 plans to sell its subsidiaries’ products through KeepZone’s channels. Published 2026-11-06 by TGOs. Canonical: https://tgos.io/news/2026/11/06/t3-defense-buys-keepzone-to-expand-homeland-security-sales/ T3 Defense completed its acquisition of homeland security distributor and integrator KeepZone AI from Nexera Technologies on Nov. 4, issuing 425,594 common shares for all of KeepZone’s stock.[1][2] The purchase adds a sales channel to T3, which focuses on manufacturers in areas such as drones, counter-drone systems and tactical robotics.[2][3] T3 intends to introduce its subsidiaries’ products through KeepZone alongside the distributor’s existing portfolio.[3] KeepZone has several non-exclusive reseller agreements and markets a multi-vendor portfolio covering screening, surveillance, counter-drone technology, AI analytics and unmanned aerial systems.[2][3] Its offerings include partner products and its proprietary VocentraAI voice-analysis platform.[3] An amendment signed on the closing date increased the stock purchase price to $1,539,800.[1] The original agreement, dated Oct. 26, set the price at $1 million.[2] The stock payment is accompanied by a potential cash earn-out.[1][2] T3’s announcement described that earn-out as 50% of KeepZone’s standalone net profit over the 24 months after closing.[3] The cash payout is capped at $5 million.[3] ## Why it matters T3 expects KeepZone to become its dedicated homeland security marketing, sales and business development platform.[3] The company expects the platform to extend T3’s commercial reach to critical infrastructure, law enforcement, public safety and border security customers in Israel and international markets.[3] ## Sources 1. T3 Defense Form 8-K, Nov. 6, 2026 (event Nov. 4) 2. T3 Defense Form 8-K, Oct. 27, 2026 3. T3 Defense press release, Oct. 27, 2026