Berlin, 22.12.2021 As of today, EAMD European AeroMarine Drones AG is listed on the
general OTC market of the Düsseldorf Stock Exchange. EAMD European AeroMarine Drones
AG is a provider of an innovative, sustainable aviation concept with the aim of replacing
conventional propulsion solutions in aircraft technology with hybrid technology at lower costs
and driving further developments such as diving aircraft.
“In this still young, international market of exploration and remote sensing by means of
manned and unmanned aircraft and helicopters, a drastic change of market players will take
place,” explains Ulrich T. Grabowski, Spokesman of the Executive Board of EAMD AeroMarine
Drones AG. “Therefore, we will bring hybrid solutions with absolute new developments to the
market for today’s existing as well as new application areas in security, infrastructure and
environment in civil as well as military aviation.”
As an internationally active company, EAMD recruits from the innovative SMEs in Europe and
unites them under one roof with institutions of European research. “By going public, we are
leading the preparation of concrete investments in and acquisitions of European companies
as early as 2022,” Grabowski continued. “In this way, we will meet the requirements in the
new “green” aircraft industry and present new solutions as replacements for traditional
helicopters and all small aircraft segments as prototypes as early as the end of 2022.”
EAMD European AeroMarine Drones AG:
EAMD AeroMarine Drones AG is a publicly traded company based in Berlin, Germany. The
company offers an innovative and sustainable aviation concept by replacing conventional
propulsion technologies with hybrid, more cost-efficient solutions. EAMD stands for the
technical change in aircraft technology towards hybrid technology (electric propulsion) with its
new fields of application as well as future-oriented further developments (submersible aircraft).
Under the umbrella of the company, the know-how of innovative, European medium-sized
companies and European research institutions are united.