Chamois Consulting Ltd, the UK-based global PR and marketing agency, is pleased to announce the acquisition of two new defence and security sector clients. Tiberius Aerospace and Metis Aerospace have both signed 12-month contracts to secure Chamois as their representative PR and marketing agency on routine basis, as well as accessing the option to use Chamois’ wider menu of marketing services, as needed.

Metis Aerospace has 15-years of operationally proven experience providing innovative technologies to detect a wide range of Radio Frequency (RF) threats across a diverse range of sectors and applications.  Their products have been embedded in multiple systems that have protected strategic national assets and events and they are seeking to expand their brand awareness both internationally and into new adjacent sectors, in line with their growth strategy.

Tiberius Aerospace recently revealed itself from stealth mode as an exciting new defence technology company built to empower the UK, US and their global allies with continuously evolving defence systems. Tiberius’ systems provide protection through increased deterrence and accuracy, at cost-efficient scale.  Through its unique Defense-as-a-Service (DaaS) model, Tiberius separates design from manufacturing to enable allied nations to rapidly deploy high-technology defence systems such as precision-guided munitions, advanced missiles and autonomous platforms—equipping them to counter modern threats with speed, precision and efficiency.

Jamie Clarke, CEO at Chamois said: “we’re delighted to announce that we have recently brought Tiberius and Metis into the Chamois portfolio. They are both companies that have world-class offerings and are delivering some exciting technology into a rapidly growing marketplace. We like working with companies that have highly interesting products and services and both of them fit our mould perfectly, in that regard. I’d like to thank Tiberius and Metis for placing their trust in Chamois and we look forward to helping them both reach increased and new audiences, globally.”