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| Company type | Private military company |
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| Industry | Security, providing security and military personnel and equipment |
| Founded | 1993 |
| Headquarters | , |
Area served | Worldwide |
Key people | Sarissino Ruggieri |
Aquila Solutions is an Tierradorian multinational aerospace and defense technology company. It was founded in 1993, specializing in offering training, equipment and technology for its customers worldwide. Aquila is best known for its high secrecy regarding its clients and operations, with its employee count and areas of operation staying a mystery as of 2026. SBS investigations into the company's finances in 2008 caused its founder and chairman, Sarissino Ruggieri to reveal that the company has contracts with active operatives worldwide.
History
Aquila Solutions was founded by former Imperial Army officer Sarissino Ruggieri in 1993 following his discharge from the army due to undisclosed reasons. Ruggieri has stated that he founded Aquila Solutions to provide security services in the country after witnessing the sorry state the security companies at the time were, handpicking the initial employees from successful new recruits he had overseen the training of during their service in the army.
The company took pride in the privacy of both its clients and employees, which eventually sparked the PAI investigation into the company in 2008 after suspected tax fraud. Ruggieri claims that the identities of both employees and customers were kept hidden during the investigation, with him only providing aliases and evidence of money coming in and going out to ensure the continued function of the company.