SkyTech Orion Global Corp (OTC: CTGL), formerly known as Citrine Global Corp, is a defense technology company that develops and manufactures modular small unmanned aerial systems (UAS) for military and tactical applications. The company's primary platform is the SkyTech Replicator, a modular drone architecture built around a central Core Unit, branded as 'The Brain,' which connects to interchangeable arms, energy systems, and tactical payloads to support multiple mission profiles from a single platform. Target end markets include Western-aligned defense customers requiring intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR), one-way loitering and attack configurations, and logistics support. The company is designed for industrial-scale production using 3D printing, parallel module assembly, and a distributed global manufacturing model with Western-approved supply chains. CEO and President is Ora Elharar Soffer, who beneficially owns approximately 27.81% of common stock as of the 10-K filed April 15, 2026. The company is incorporated in the United States and its auditor is Somekh Chaikin, a KPMG member firm based in Tel Aviv, Israel.

Revenue model

The filing excerpts do not disclose specific revenue figures, revenue segments, or a named pricing model. The company appears to pursue transactional product sales of drone hardware kits and modular platform components to defense customers, but no revenue breakdown or confirmed contracts are disclosed in the excerpts provided.

Products and services

SkyTech Replicator drone platform: modular Core Unit (control, power management, communications, video transmission hub), Smart-Arm series arm and airframe configurations, energy systems with variable battery capacities, and tactical payloads including cameras, pilot views for explosives, and fiber-optic connected devices. The SkyTech Replicator Kit packages a Core Unit, light and heavy arms, batteries, and payload housings into a soldier-portable bag under a Click & Fly concept. Platform supports ISR, loitering and attack, logistics, and multi-mission profiles.

Customers and end markets

Western-aligned military and defense customers. The filing references U.S. Department of Defense demand for small tactical drones and notes a stated DoD requirement to acquire at least one million drones by 2026 to 2028 as context for the addressable market. No specific customer names or confirmed contracts are disclosed in the excerpts.

Value-chain role

Hardware designer, manufacturer, and system integrator of modular drone platforms. Production uses 3D printing, standardized and repeatable production cells, parallel module assembly, and partnerships with regional assembly partners and Western-approved component suppliers.

Geographic exposure

The filing references distributed global manufacturing infrastructure and target markets requiring Western regulatory compliance. Israeli trade control laws are cited as applicable, and the auditor is based in Tel Aviv. Specific country revenue splits are not disclosed in the excerpts.

Source: SEC 10-K, filed 2026-04-15

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