Volatus Aerospace Aktie

Volatus Aerospace has been awarded a five-year contract with the Government of Canada to deliver unmanned systems for tactical intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR). The initial procurement covers 100 systems; Canada holds options for up to 4,900 additional systems (total potential 5,000). The Canadian procurement framework listed a maximum price of C$5,000 per system and a total ceiling of C$25 million. The contract includes aircraft, payloads, ground control stations, communications, training, maintenance, spare parts, and software and firmware support; first deliveries are expected to begin in Q4 2026. » More on de.investing.com

Volatus Aerospace recorded a revenue decline to CAD 8.42 million and a net loss of CAD 7.50 million in Q2 2026, caused by a delayed defense contract of about CAD 2.6 million. Revenue, however, rose sequentially by 49.5% from the prior quarter, driven by higher equipment and service sales. Gross margin slipped slightly and adjusted EBITDA widened into negative territory. At the same time, cash rose to a record CAD 59.20 million, and the company plans to expand manufacturing and defense programs. » More on finanzen.net

Volatus Aerospace has appointed Catherine Loubier to its board of directors at the suggestion of Investissement Québec; she replaces Omar Mourad. Loubier brings experience from government roles, international business positions and previous leadership at the Renault‑Nissan‑Mitsubishi Alliance as well as serving as Québec’s delegate general in New York. The company highlights the value of her expertise for growth, while Volatus—with a market capitalization of $343 million and a stock price return of 408% over the past year—still shows a negative earnings per share of $0.03 and profitability challenges. According to analysis, liquid assets exceed short-term liabilities and the current ratio stands at 6.53. » More on de.investing.com