Eric Trump Invests in Extend Israeli Merger Deal

Eric Trump is investing in a $1.5 billion merger between Israeli drone maker Extend and a US construction firm to prepare for Extend's IPO.

According to reports, Eric Trump, son of the US President, will invest in a $1.5 billion merger deal between Extend, an Israeli drone manufacturer, and J.F.P. Construction Holdings, a Florida-based company. The deal aims to facilitate an initial public offering (IPO) for Extend. This marks a significant development in the investment and defense sectors.

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