Vexidus Corporation is an industrial-technology holding company. We operate companies in aerospace and defense manufacturing, supply-chain software, and security — each with its own customers and its own P&L — and we develop and hold the intellectual property behind them.
Vexidus is a holding company with a narrow mandate: the trusted movement of goods and value through regulated, high-consequence supply chains. Not a spread of unrelated bets — one problem, approached from the places it actually has to be solved.
That means building flight-critical hardware to the traceability standard its market demands, and turning that traceability into software other manufacturers and forwarders can run. Each company holds its own customers, signs its own contracts and closes its own P&L. There are no cross-guarantees, and no company depends on another to trade. We cross an industry only where the problem does.
Around that, the parent develops and holds intellectual property as a deliberate mandate rather than a by-product — and grows the portfolio by acquisition as well as by research. The invention stays protected; the value stays aligned.
Wholly-owned businesses with their own management, customers and books. Intercompany work is done at arm's length on written terms, so every P&L can be read on its own.
Patents are filed and held at the parent and licensed down, never lodged inside an operating company — so the invention stays protected if a business is sold, restructured or spun out.
The portfolio grows by internal development and by acquiring technology and companies that belong in it. Each move is selected on analysis and industry data, against the same narrow mandate.
The operating companies are introduced on the companies overview.
The holding company. Holds the patent portfolio, licenses it down to the operating companies on arm's-length terms, and allocates capital across the group.
Aerospace and defense manufacturing. Sells directly into the defense supply base and is managed, banked and audited as a manufacturer in its own right.
aerotier.com →The supply-chain software business — provenance, chain of custody and document attestation, sold to manufacturers and forwarders on its own contracts.
cargovate.com →Post-quantum security and systems hardening for regulated organizations. Runs entirely independently of the rest of the group, with its own customers and market.
kaarav.com →The R&D company: distributed systems and cryptography, UK academic partnerships, and the source of most of the group's filed intellectual property.
vextaris.com →Our arm outside the United States — connecting US-based businesses with international customers, and the group's counterparty for commercial relationships originating outside the US.
Arqlius Corporation, in space infrastructure, is controlled by Vexidus Corporation but capitalised separately and raises on its own account — a different undertaking, with a different investor base, by design. arqlius.com
Vexidus Labs operates a validator network across three continents, running in production with every node in agreement on every block.
Original technology protected by U.S. patent applications — IntentVM, VexBridge, and Atomence.
Cargovate's provenance and chain-of-custody platform running in a live pilot with a UK logistics operator.
Separate companies with their own management, books and customers — intercompany work on written arm's-length terms, and no cross-guarantees.