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See all $DPRO insider activity →Draganfly Inc. (DPRO) won a five-year contract from the Government of Canada to supply 100 Low-Cost Tactical ISR UAS systems, with options for up to 4,900 more, valued at C$24.25 million if fully exercised. The deal includes training and support services. Draganfly was selected as a qualified supplier under Canada’s Defence Drone Initiative.
Draganfly Inc. (NASDAQ: DPRO) appointed Colonel (Ret'd) Kevin Leblond as Vice-President, Canadian Defence and Security. Leblond brings 29 years of experience in unmanned systems, defence, and NATO operations. The company aims to strengthen its engagement with Canadian military and allies.
The global agriculture drone market is projected to grow from $5.19B in 2026 to $18.03B by 2034. ZenaTech (ZENA) announced its ZenaDrone subsidiary completed a prototype of the IQ Octo, an autonomous drone for precision spraying and seeding. The drone is designed to reduce input costs and improve efficiency. Draganfly (DPRO) received FAA exemption for its Heavy Lift drone, and AeroVironment (AVAV) secured a $464.8M contract for laser weapon systems.
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The contract provides a new revenue stream of up to C$24.3 million, boosting near‑term top‑line outlook.
New leadership may enhance Draganfly's defence contracts and market positioning in Canada.
Regulatory clearance expands commercial use cases, likely increasing sales opportunities.
The acquisition and leadership change signal a concrete defense pivot, likely expanding addressable market and attracting institutional buying.
The FAA granted Draganfly a Section 44807 exemption for its Heavy Lift drone, allowing flights over 55 pounds. The drone is used for medical deliveries, defense logistics, and utility maintenance.
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Draganfly Inc. (DPRO) won a five-year contract from the Government of Canada to supply 100 Low-Cost Tactical ISR UAS systems, with options for up to 4,900 more, valued at C$24.25 million if fully exercised. The deal includes training and support services. Draganfly was selected as a qualified supplier under Canada’s Defence Drone Initiative.
2 min readDraganfly Inc. (NASDAQ: DPRO) appointed Colonel (Ret'd) Kevin Leblond as Vice-President, Canadian Defence and Security. Leblond brings 29 years of experience in unmanned systems, defence, and NATO operations. The company aims to strengthen its engagement with Canadian military and allies.
1 min readThe global agriculture drone market is projected to grow from $5.19B in 2026 to $18.03B by 2034. ZenaTech (ZENA) announced its ZenaDrone subsidiary completed a prototype of the IQ Octo, an autonomous drone for precision spraying and seeding. The drone is designed to reduce input costs and improve efficiency. Draganfly (DPRO) received FAA exemption for its Heavy Lift drone, and AeroVironment (AVAV) secured a $464.8M contract for laser weapon systems.
3 min readDraganfly Inc. (DPRO) saw a surge in call option volume, with 5,100 October $6 call contracts trading in a single session, indicating new positions. The company is pivoting to the U.S. defense sector, appointing a retired Brigadier General and acquiring Skip Dynamix for $7.5 million. This shift expands its addressable market and attracts institutional investors, with Citadel Advisors and CVI Investments accumulating shares. The stock rose 22% on high volume, driven by options flow and short cove
2 min readThe FAA granted Draganfly a Section 44807 exemption for its Heavy Lift drone, allowing flights over 55 pounds. The drone is used for medical deliveries, defense logistics, and utility maintenance.
1 min readDraganfly Inc. (NASDAQ: DPRO) received FAA approval for its Heavy Lift drone platform, allowing operations over 55 pounds. This exemption enables commercial use in defense, industrial, and emergency response sectors, validating the platform's safety and performance. The company aims to leverage this approval for heavy-payload missions.
2 min readDraganfly (DPRO) received FAA approval for its Heavy Lift drone to operate above the 55-pound weight limit, enabling heavy-payload missions for cargo, disaster relief, and defense logistics in U.S. airspace. The exemption follows FAA evaluation of safety and operational protocols.
2 min readThe U.S. defense budget proposal allocates $1.5 trillion, with $74 billion for drones, sparking a rally in drone-related stocks. Companies like ONDS, RCAT, AVAV, KTOS, and DPRO saw overnight gains of 2-3%. ONDS's subsidiary secured a $20 million border security order, while RCAT and KTOS won recent defense contracts.
2 min readDraganfly (DPRO) reported Q2 2026 revenue of $2.66M, up 26% year over year, driven by product sales of $2.56M (+34.6%). Gross margin fell to 20.0% from 23.9%. Comprehensive loss widened to $11.83M. Cash rose to $131.9M after a February financing. Management cited delays from refined customer specs.
10 min readDraganfly Inc. reported record Q2 2026 revenue of $2.664 million, up 26% year over year, and a total comprehensive loss of $11.8 million. It said an exclusive IACLEA campus partnership and the Skip Dynamix acquisition support growth, while revenue ramp delays reflect changing customer specs. It expects a year-end revenue bulge from Canadian/NATO procurement and potential DEVCOM counter-drone contract revenue.
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