— Medium-lift Vulcan SX in production; heavy-lift Vulcan YX open for preorder —

— Vision Aerial management projects approximately 46% revenue growth in 2026 and approximately 93% in 2027 —

Vision Aerial, Inc. ("Vision Aerial" or the "Company") said today it is taking orders for its new Vulcan aircraft family and expects revenue to grow approximately 93% in 2027, following approximately 46% projected growth in 2026, as the first Vulcan aircraft move from the factory floor in Bozeman to customers. Vision Aerial has agreed to be acquired by Mobix Labs, Inc. (NASDAQ:MOBX) ("Mobix Labs") under a definitive agreement announced on July 24, 2026.

Management's current estimates call for revenue to rise approximately 46% in 2026, with a further increase of approximately 93% in 2027. If achieved, that trajectory would bring 2027 revenue to nearly three times what the Company generated in 2025, driven by the Vulcan rollout and demand for secure aircraft built entirely in the United States. (See "About Vision Aerial's Growth Projections" below.)

Every Vision Aerial aircraft is designed, assembled and supported at the Company's Bozeman headquarters, and operators of its systems include the U.S. Navy, the USDA Forest Service, L3Harris and some of the country's largest energy and utility companies. Vulcan, the Company's newest family, pairs two NDAA-compliant platforms on a shared architecture — the medium-lift Vulcan SX, now moving through production, and the heavy-lift Vulcan YX, now open for preorder — built for professional work spanning government, infrastructure, energy, public-safety and national-security applications.