The transaction values Carbyne at $625 million
NEW YORK – Nov. 12, 2025 – Global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP represented Carbyne, an innovative emergency communications and response platform, in a definitive agreement to be acquired by Axon (Nasdaq: AXON), the global public safety technology leader.
The transaction, which values Israeli-based Carbyne at $625 million, is a testament to Israel’s enduring strength in building transformative tech companies.
Carbyne’s cloud-native call-handling platform, which serves hundreds of agencies protecting more than 250 million people worldwide, powers how emergency communications centers (ECCs) receive, route, and manage incoming calls. The integration of Carbyne’s technology with Axon’s artificial intelligence-driven situational insights, is expected to result in a platform called Axon 911, a next-generation, fully integrated solution connecting emergency callers, dispatchers, and responders, according to a statement by Axon.
“With our deep roots in Israel and global footprint, Greenberg Traurig is uniquely positioned to help Israeli companies like Carbyne bring transformative technologies to a wider international market. We have appreciated our relationship with Carbyne as it grew and are honored to help the company navigate the legal complexities of a deal that will ultimately enhance how communities are protected,” said New Jersey Labor & Employment Shareholder Galit Kierkut, who co-led the team with Tel Aviv Managing Shareholder Joey T. Shabot and New York Corporate Shareholder Adam S. Namoury.
The global multidisciplinary deal team of more than 10 Greenberg Traurig attorneys also included Shareholders Giuliano Apadula (Environmental, Philadelphia), Scott J. Bakal (Tax, Miami), Hans Biebl (Corporate, Chicago) David M. Greenberg (Intellectual Property & Technology, New York), Justin P. Hedge (Antitrust Litigation & Competition Regulation, Washington, D.C.), and August Huelle (ERISA & Employee Benefits Litigation, New York), as well as New York Corporate Associates Ricardo Crispim Leite, Yoojin Lee, and Hailey Burton Petrick.
Herzog, Fox & Neeman served as co-counsel in this transaction, which is subject to customary closing conditions and expected to close in the first quarter of 2026.