BNT Anti-Drone Systems Expand Global Reach with Major Southeast Asian Contract and New Product Launches

BNT Demonstrates Leadership in Counter-Drone Technology with Strategic Contract and Innovative Product Releases

BNT PTE. LTD., a prominent provider of integrated signal management and security solutions from China, is solidifying its position in the global Counter-Unmanned Aerial System (CUAS) market. The company recently announced a significant contract win for a modular drone defense deployment in Southeast Asia, coinciding with the launch of two advanced anti-drone systems designed for long-range and autonomous protection.

The newly secured project involves deploying a customizable Counter-UAS solution to safeguard a major critical infrastructure site. According to the company’s announcement, the system will utilize BNT’s rapid-deployment kits and proprietary high-performance RF jamming modules to ensure 24/7 airspace security. This contract underscores the growing trust in BNT’s scalable and reliable drone defense technology among government and defense entities worldwide.

Complementing this strategic deployment, BNT has launched two cutting-edge products in December 2025. The BNT-S98-3-20KM-DJ is a professional-grade, fixed anti-drone system engineered for ultra-long-range strategic airspace protection. Shortly before, the company introduced the UAD-XTF-ZG12, an all-in-one drone defense system advertised as an autonomous CUAS solution ideal for critical infrastructure.

These developments are built upon BNT’s core pillars of expertise: Advanced Signal Management for detecting unauthorized drones, Modular Counter-Drone Systems for tailored solutions, and Proprietary Jamming Technology that forms the core of its neutralization capabilities. With 19 years of experience in radio security, BNT integrates this expertise into its manufacturing process at its factory in Tianjin, providing end-to-end signal monitoring for complete situational awareness.

The company’s portfolio extends beyond drone defense, encompassing IMSI Catchers, mobile signal interception, anti-eavesdropping devices, and emergency satellite communication systems.