BiomX Subsidiary Zorronet Expands European Presence Through Two Strategic Collaborations in Europe

BiomX Inc. (NYSE American: PHGE) (“BiomX” or the “Company”) today announced that its subsidiary, Zorronet Ltd. (“Zorronet”), has entered into a strategic collaboration with Samura s.r.o., a leading Czech company specializing in the distribution, implementation, and commercialization of innovative technologies across Central and Eastern Europe. The collaboration will support projects across multiple sectors, including agriculture, infrastructure, environmental monitoring, property protection, and other applications where Zorronet's technology can deliver measurable value. The collaboration demonstrates how Zorronet's AI-powered software can be applied beyond traditional defense and security applications to address complex real-world monitoring challenges. By combining specialized hardware with intelligent software, the solutions are designed to help organizations detect meaningful events earlier, automate decision-making and support faster, more effective responses across large, distributed areas.

The first collaboration will focus on developing AI-powered intelligent monitoring solutions for agricultural and urban pest management. Samura will contribute its expertise in smart pest control systems and market implementation, while Zorronet will provide the AI software that analyzes sensor and camera data, identifies pest activity and autonomously determines the most appropriate response. The joint solution is designed to foster improved pest management while reducing unnecessary chemical use, lowering operating costs, and minimize unintended harm to non-target animals. The system is also expected to provide users with improved visibility into pest activity, helping support more efficient and sustainable pest management practices.

The second collaboration focuses on protecting critical transportation infrastructure through AI-powered monitoring and early warning technologies. Zorronet will deliver the AI software responsible for analyzing incoming information, identifying potential hazards and supporting rapid response. The jointly developed solution is designed to detect animals and unauthorized people before they enter dangerous areas, and reduce wildlife collisions and trespassing incidents while improving the safety and resilience of critical transportation infrastructure. The technology has already been applied in agricultural settings and has proven to be effective at both detecting wildlife as well as identifying unauthorized vehicles, trespassing and other security events across farms and Israel Railways’ rail lines.

"One of the strengths of our technology is that the underlying challenge is often the same, even when the application is very different," said Idan Wasserman, CEO of Zorronet. "Whether monitoring a military installation, protecting a railway corridor or managing agricultural pests, organizations must continuously analyze information ...