Lavery represented Quaze Technologies in its sale to Red Cat Holdings, a U.S.-based company specializing in advanced drones and robotics for the defense and national security sectors.
About Quaze Technologies
Founded in Quebec, Quaze Technologies develops wireless power transmission technology for autonomous systems, such as drones, ground robots, unmanned underwater vehicles and other robotic platforms. Quaze’s technology makes autonomous charging possible, without the need for physical contact, connectors or precise alignment, prolonging the operational autonomy of systems deployed in complex environments.
About the transaction
This transaction represents a significant step in Quaze’s growth. By joining Red Cat Holdings, Quaze will be able to fast-track the development of its technology and its integration into the international autonomous platform ecosystem, while continuing to advance its open model with third-party manufacturers. The transaction also comes at a time when energy autonomy is becoming a strategic issue for the future of robotic systems.
Expertise at the service of growth
Lavery acted as legal counsel to Quaze Technologies in this cross-border transaction, drawing on its expertise in mergers and acquisitions and business law, as well as its experience in advising tech companies on growth-oriented transactions.
The Lavery team, led by Alexandre Hébert, included Luc Pariseau, Joseph Gualdieri, Jessy Menard and Michael Debay.