This Tiny Drone Holdings Company Has Big Ties To The White House

A Sector Disruptor That Just Landed a $60 Million Dollar Contract

If you follow the HGR Substack closely you’ll know I am also a co-founder of The Zero Hour Group. One of our main priorities is to travel the world to get you high quality, in-depth interviews with the leaders of these publicly traded companies to give you an edge usually saved for institutional investors behind closed doors. Retail traders deserve to be informed too!

Last week, we caught up with Powerus executives at the Commercial Drone Alliance’s Drone Leadership Summit in Washington, D.C. The theme this year was “Drone Dominance and Airspace Sovereignty: One Year Later.” The room was absolutely packed with the people actually writing the rules for U.S. airspace: FAA officials, Pentagon buyers, and the founders racing to fill the gap left by years of Chinese drone dominance.

We sat down with Ziv Marom, co-founder and CTO of Powerus and founder of Kaizen Aerospace, for what he told us was the company’s first-ever interview with a financial media outlet. It was also our first look at a company most retail investors haven’t heard of yet, despite the fact that two of the sitting president’s sons have money in it.

Im going to touch on who Powerus is, what Kaizen Aerospace actually builds, how the Trump family fits in, and why a company most people are unaware of just landed in the same wildfire competition as Anduril.