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ShipbuildingSeries BNorth Kingstown, RIVerified

REGENT

Advancing electric seagliders from crewed flight into Rhode Island production

ShipbuildingAerospaceDefense
What they build

The product

Viceroy, a 12-passenger electric seaglider designed for float, foil and ground-effect flight; Squire, an autonomous seaglider drone; and a future larger Monarch concept. Its completed 255,000-square-foot Rhode Island facility supports structures, wing and hydrofoil integration, battery installation, systems work and waterfront testing.

Why it matters

The thesis

Seagliders aim to combine aircraft-like speed with dock infrastructure and maritime regulation, creating a new option for coastal transport while offering military users runway-independent, low-signature movement for logistics, evacuation and ISR missions.

Operating model

How it runs

Dual-use vehicle manufacturer: REGENT designs, certifies, manufactures and tests seaglider vessels in Rhode Island, sells to commercial operators, and develops military variants and mission concepts through government contracts and cooperative agreements.

Revenue model

How it earns

REGENT explicitly reports commercial vessel orders and U.S. Marine Corps contracts. Inference: long-term revenue is expected from vessel deliveries and associated training, maintenance and support, while current defense revenue includes prototype and demonstration contracts.

Strategic edge

Why it wins

A proprietary float-foil-fly architecture uses existing waterfront infrastructure and a Coast Guard-led maritime certification pathway, while a common manufacturing base serves both passenger and autonomous defense platforms.

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