Draganfly

The U.S. regulator FAA has granted Draganfly an exemption under Section 44807 for the "Heavy Lift" drone platform, allowing operations above the standard 55-pound limit. The approval is based on evidence of airworthiness, redundant avionics, fail-safe designs and safety protocols, and enables commercial operations across the United States. Draganfly sees applications in automated cargo delivery, disaster relief, infrastructure inspection, tactical logistics and multimodal sensor uses. » Altro su de.investing.com

Draganfly reports record Q2 2026 revenue of CAD 2.664 million (+26% year‑over‑year) with an expanded total loss of CAD 11.8 million. Cash balance rose to CAD 131.9 million, while adjusted gross margin fell to 21.7% and margin pressure was visible due to product mix and higher operating costs. The company is expanding capacity to meet growing demand in defense, campus security and law enforcement, but does not provide a formal revenue or earnings forecast for upcoming periods. » Altro su de.investing.com

Draganfly has completed the acquisition of drone maker Skip Dynamix; the purchase price is up to US$7.525 million, payable as US$2.525 million in cash, US$2.5 million in shares (assumed price US$6.46) and an earn-out component of up to US$2.5 million. The founders remain committed for at least until the first anniversary; earn-out payments are tied to milestones and may be made partly in shares. With the acquisition, Draganfly expands its portfolio with the Orca fixed-wing platform and strengthens its position in defense, security and government markets; the transaction represents roughly 3.6% of market capitalization and occurs amid solid liquidity and 25% revenue growth over the past twelve months. » Altro su de.investing.com