Dominari Does Defense Drones

Dominari invested in a golf course company, Aureus Greenway Holdings, which will merge with a private military drone manufacturer, Powerus.

Not long ago Aureus Greenway was at risk of losing its NASDAQ listing.  Since then the company ditched its Chairman and CEO, the Cheung brothers.  One's name is Stephen but he is not Trump II's White House Communications Director. 

Somehow the Cheung's firm effectively turned into a NASDAQ SPAC for Powerus.  Other firms in the deal include a Korean private equity underwriter (PEU), Unusual Machines and the Agostinelli Group, a family office funded by PEU money.

Trump II spent last week at Trump Doral pushing domestic military use in the Americas to take on "the cartels."  His sons then "spin in" a drone company and can profit from Dad/Trump II's vision.

Powerus has three wholly-owned subsidiaries: Kaizen Aerospace, Inc., which develops heavy-lift UAS platforms capable of 500-pound-plus payloads; Tandem Defense LLC, which builds tactical defense platforms; and Agile Autonomy LLC, which specializes in maritime surveillance systems.

Understandably, Eric is excited about it.

The Trump boys were already in Aureus via Dominari, which the pair heavy-lifted from an anonymous basement near Wall Street. (They office in the Trump Tower)

Once Eric employs the drones to get rid of that "gopher cartel," he and Don Jr. will be free to front-run other federal initiatives pushed by their father.  

The pattern begins with an engorged Trump II summit.  Days later out comes a new corporate announcement by the boys riding that summit's momentum.  It's all one Trump package with Velcro straps and extra absorbency.

Liquidity flows the Trumps' way until it doesn't.  At that point I expect them to scream their greedy, beady little heads off.  I'm sure some obscenely rich donor will then show up with a capital injection.

Politicians Red & Blue love PEU and their new TechGod brethren.  Increasingly, more are one and the sons shall be far richer than their fathers.

Update 3-11-26:  Lo and behold:

“Following the transaction, these (golf) properties are expected to continue operations and may serve as proving grounds for Powerus precision agriculture drone systems.”

Gopher cartels, beware! Also, I'm not sure another profit making boondoggle for the boys is the support U.S. farmers are expecting.