California Fire Damge is $250 billion - the insurance company would buy FBR

ABC NEWS REPORT - HOW PEOPLE ARE REBUILDING AFTER THE WILDFIRE COSTS
Investing in Resilience: The Case for Hadrian X Amid Rising Wildfire Costs

In 2024, California faced unprecedented wildfire devastation, with economic damages projected to exceed $250 billion, marking it as potentially the most expensive natural disaster in U.S. history.Beyond the immediate destruction, communities grapple with long-term challenges: soaring insurance premiums, disrupted economies, and the daunting task of rebuilding.Financial Times+1Ember Protection System -+1Ember Protection System -

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Enter Hadrian X by FBR Limited—a groundbreaking robotic bricklaying system capable of constructing the walls of a home in as little as a day.Priced at approximately US$2 million per unit, Hadrian X offers precision construction that can incorporate fire-resistant materials, potentially reducing vulnerability to wildfires.Investor Insight+7FBR+7FBR+7Reddit+2Investor Insight+2FBR+2

Considering that retrofitting a home for wildfire resistance can cost between $2,000 and $15,000, and complete rebuilds can soar up to $947,000 in high-risk areas like Pacific Palisades, the investment in advanced construction technologies becomes a prudent choice.San Francisco Chronicle+2AllianceBernstein+2San Francisco Chronicle+2

As climate change intensifies and wildfires become more frequent and severe, integrating innovative solutions like Hadrian X into our construction practices isn't just forward-thinking—it's essential.FBR+1Australian Securities Exchange+1