Clandestine Military Engineering and Shipbuilding
CZERKA CORPORATION
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
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- Primary Source: N/A
- Corporation Name: Czerka Corporation
- Headquarters: None (initial phase; currently operating from undisclosed mobile executive node)
- Locations:
• N/A - Operations:
• Arms Manufacturing
• Droid design and fabrication
• Security Contracting
• Mining
• Colonization & Surveying
• Resource Extraction Technologies
• Miscellaneous
• Solutions Provider - Parent Corporation: N/A
- Subsidiaries: N/A
DESCRIPTION
Revived in 902 ABY under a fresh corporate shell, Czerka is back. Its brand has been scrubbed, repackaged, and rearmed—its legacy of exploitation now sharpened into a scalpel. There are no public factories. No official board. No employee roster. What it has is older, deeper: the trademarks, algorithms, compliance waivers, and legal immunities from a thousand forgotten contracts—now consolidated, digitized, and redeployed under new management with no public face and no moral limitations.
They can build the factories, boards and employs soon.
Czerka today is a solutions provider only in the sense that it solves your problems by creating ten worse ones somewhere else. Slavery? Market-dependent. Bioweapons? Available upon ethical waiver. Assassinations, insurgency suppression, mass data theft, offworld gulags? All negotiable. The company's core product is solutions—monetized ruthlessness, deployed across frontier and core alike under a banner of "restoration," "security," and "development."
RATIONALE
Darth Virelia revived the Czerka Corporation for one reason: she required a mask. Not the kind she wears into battle, but the kind that moves through Senate halls and underworld bazaars without a lightsaber. She understood that conquest was no longer only won through ships and soldiers—it was won through logistics, contracts, and the slow bleed of influence behind corporate dominion.
The revival began in secrecy. Over the course of two years, she directed a network of proxies, dead agents, and obscure investment firms to trace, purchase, or fabricate ownership rights over what little remained of Czerka's shattered legacy. Every move was concealed. Every filing buried. When the final shell company transferred control to a new, anonymous holding node in the Arkanis sector, the process was complete. On paper, the new Czerka had never ceased to exist.