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BEAVERTON, Ore. - Datavault AI Inc. (NASDAQ:DVLT), a technology company with a market capitalization of $65 million and currently trading at $0.77 per share, announced Tuesday a strategic partnership with Burke Products, a minority-owned Tier 1 supplier to major defense contractors including Lockheed Martin and Raytheon Technologies.
The partnership will involve Datavault AI engineering solutions for Burke’s existing defense and aerospace contracts, with initial revenue expected in 2025 and potential expansion into productized offerings in 2026. According to InvestingPro data, analysts project significant revenue growth of 424% for the company in fiscal year 2025, though the company currently shows weak financial health with negative EBITDA of $24.04 million.
Under the agreement, Datavault AI will integrate its data services and proprietary ADIO tone technologies with Burke’s manufacturing capabilities to support defense applications. The first phase will incorporate Datavault AI’s acoustic sciences services into Burke’s pre-existing systems.
"For more than 59 years, Burke Products has supplied advanced electro-mechanical components and assemblies to leading defense and aerospace partners," said Aaron Bakhshi, CEO of Burke Products. "We view this strategic alliance with Datavault AI as a transformative step toward future-ready solutions."
Future phases may expand to include Datavault AI’s data solutions for digital twin modeling, predictive analytics, and blockchain-based tools for supply chain security.
"This collaboration marks an international milestone," said Nathaniel T. Bradley, Co-Founder and CEO of Datavault AI. "Together with Burke Products, we now have an industry leading, solutions-oriented contracting partner." The announcement has sparked investor interest, with the stock showing strong momentum, gaining nearly 28% over the past week. InvestingPro subscribers can access 15 additional key insights about DVLT’s financial health and growth prospects through the comprehensive Pro Research Report.
Burke Products serves clients including the U.S. Department of Defense, Defense Logistics Agency, and international allied defense partners.
According to the press release, global defense spending is projected to exceed $2.2 trillion in 2025, with the U.S. defense budget expected to surpass $900 billion. While the market opportunity is substantial, investors should note that DVLT’s current ratio of 0.65 indicates potential liquidity challenges. For detailed analysis of DVLT’s valuation and growth prospects, visit InvestingPro.
In other recent news, Datavault AI has made significant strides with several strategic developments. The company completed the acquisition of inaudible tone technology from Web Access, LLC, which includes four U.S. patents and a pending patent. This technology is expected to enhance asset tracking capabilities across various industries, including semiconductors and military operations. Additionally, Datavault AI outlined its Q3 2025 objectives, focusing on launching new digital asset exchange platforms and completing strategic acquisitions. The company plans to introduce platforms that enable trading of tokenized assets, leveraging Web 3.0 technologies.
Further expanding its technological capabilities, Datavault AI acquired SyncIN technology from Turner Global Media, LLC. This system embeds inaudible tones in broadcasts to facilitate stable coin transactions, potentially reaching a vast audience through TV, radio, and retail environments. Datavault AI also announced a partnership with GFT Rewards to deploy Web 3 mobile rewards, utilizing its ADIO® technology to streamline reward redemptions across various channels. This collaboration is poised to capitalize on the rapidly growing mobile coupon market.
In another initiative, Datavault AI plans to develop a machine learning system to optimize canola crops for biofuel production. This project aims to support the Environmental Protection Agency’s goals and involves collaboration with the U.S. Department of Energy’s Brookhaven National Laboratory. These developments reflect Datavault AI’s strategic focus on leveraging its technological assets to explore new market opportunities and enhance its existing product offerings.
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