Stockholm Treasury, which has completed a reverse takeover of Bodyflight, becomes a co-founder in the AI company Aralyth and takes 5 percent of the votes and capital. The company develops AI-based decision systems with a so-called dual-use focus for civilian and defense-related applications.Aralyth is aiming for pilot projects and external fundraising in 2026. Stockholm Treasury will contribute, among other things, business development and capital markets expertise. "We see very significant strategic value in becoming a co-founder of Aralyth. AI-based decision systems with a dual-use focus are an area with substantial growth potential, especially in light of increased security requirements in Europe. Our role will be to contribute structure, visibility, and capital markets expertise," says Erik Forsell, CEO of Stockholm Treasury.No financial details are disclosed regarding the initiative.