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Beam Global Acquires ScoutDI, Expanding Drone Inspection Services for Energy Sector

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Beam Global announced it acquired drone technology company ScoutDI through a Share Purchase Agreement. ScoutDI develops drone systems and proprietary AI software used for inspecting hard-to-access industrial assets in sectors including maritime and oil and gas. Following the acquisition, Beam Global plans to manufacture ScoutDI's drone systems in its U.S. factories for the U.S. market, while retaining ScoutDI's European facilities for European and Middle Eastern sales.

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Why it matters

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The acquisition expands the availability of specialized drone inspection technology across global markets. ScoutDI already serves major oil and gas companies, including Shell, ExxonMobil, and Petrobras, indicating a growing reliance on advanced automation for industrial asset maintenance.

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Who's involved

  • ShellUses ScoutDI technology for industrial asset inspection.
  • ExxonMobilUses ScoutDI technology for industrial asset inspection.
  • PetrobrasUses ScoutDI technology for industrial asset inspection.

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  • DNVSpeculative

    DNV's ownership stake in ScoutDI might be transferred to Beam Global as part of the acquisition.

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