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Draganfly Inc. raises $10 million through a strategic investment from Unusual Machines and a leading U.S. fund to expand domestic drone production and defense capabilities.
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Draganfly Inc. has secured multiple defense-sector sales for its heavy-lift and Commander 3XL drone platforms, including a first-time sale of its heavy-lift system and follow-on orders from an existing U.S. Department of Defense client.
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Draganfly (DPRO) announced a strategic investment in DoD Solution, an Estonian-Ukrainian defense technology company, to expand its drone autonomy capabilities. The investment provides access to AURA AI technology for autonomous navigation, target tracking, and guidance in GPS-denied environments. Successful integration could strengthen Draganfly's competitive positioning in the defense market and create opportunities for longer-term growth and commercial agreements.
Northland Securities analyst Michael Latimore initiated coverage on Unusual Machines, Inc. (UMAC) with a buy rating and a price target of $30.
Piper Sandler analyst Clarke Jeffries maintained a Buy rating on Unusual Machines (UMAC) while lowering the price target from $38 to $29.