Codan Group (via Codan US Inc.) entered a binding agreement to acquire 100% of SKT2 LLC dba Kägwerks, integrating it into Codan’s Tactical Communications business unit.

Kägwerks was chosen as the provider of the U.S. Army Nett Warrior secure wired and wireless intra-soldier network hub, receiving its largest contract to date for the DOCK Lite tactical operator-worn networking solution.

Kägwerks and Sigma Defense announced a strategic partnership to deliver integrated C5ISR capabilities at the tactical edge, combining Kägwerks’ DOCK-Ultra modular edge computing platform with Sigma’s software-driven CJADC2-focused ecosystem.

Kägwerks received a U.S. Army SBIR 21.1 Next Generation Wearables award (direct to Phase II) to develop operator-designed, body-worn communications gear and systems.

Kägwerks’ LinkedIn profile indicates a company size of 11–50 employees headquartered in Vancouver, Washington, reflecting a small but established specialist team.

Kägwerks and DTC North America announced the appointment of Aydin Mohtashamian as President, signaling leadership evolution under the Codan/DTC umbrella.

Kägwerks operates from a corporate campus in the Portland–Vancouver metropolitan area formerly occupied by Underwriters Laboratories, indicating access to substantial physical infrastructure.

RocketReach estimates Kägwerks’ revenue at around $3 million with approximately 23–36 employees, consistent with a niche, high-value defense manufacturing and tactical communications business.