With this strategic move, Grupo CPS strengthens its core business of smart infrastructure for transport (rail, traffic and airports), while Wake Engineering's unmanned aerial vehicle (UAS) business takes a step towards its next phase under the direction of a new owner.
CPS Group, a leader in technological and engineering solutions for transport, security and infrastructure, has formalized an agreement for the sale of the assets of the unmanned aerial systems (UAS) business of its subsidiary Wake Engineering to Indra Group.
Since joining CPS in 2013, Wake Engineering has developed high-tech UAV platforms for both security and civilian missions. Their mission has always been to provide reliable, efficient systems with low lifecycle costs, capable of integrating into C4/ISTAR systems. Their vehicle Fulmar DeltaFor example, it has been highlighted in official catalogs as a solution for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) missions.
Commitment and innovation
Integrated into the CPS Group since 2013, Wake Engineering has been a prime example of innovation and technological development within the group. Over the years, its team has designed and developed high-performance UAV platforms, contributing knowledge, capabilities, and an innovative vision that has enriched the CPS Group as a whole.
The value of Wake cannot be understood without the people who made it possible. Therefore, the management of Grupo CPS would like to especially highlight the commitment, professionalism and talent of the team, whose dedication has been key to the growth of the project and to its technological recognition.
This operation highlights that work and opens a new stage in which the team will be able to continue developing its potential under the impetus of Indra Group.
