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DroneShield sees 2022 revenue spike to 60%
ASX-listed DroneShield has released its 2022 annual report, with another record year of revenue up by 60 per cent to $16.9 million.
DroneShield completes $10.9m placement, SPP launch
Security and technology company DroneShield has raised $10.9 million through a placement with the help of more than ten institutional investors from Australia and overseas.
DroneShield secures another $11m government order for counter-drone system
ASX-listed DroneShield said a government agency customer has made an $11 million purchase order for its counter-drone/counter-unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) equipment
Brazilian security utilises DroneShield’s counterdrone system at presidential inauguration
DroneShield said its proprietary DroneGun Tactical counterdrone/C-UAS system was used in the recent inauguration ceremony for Brazil’s president-elect Luiz Inacio da Silva, who has been elected for the Presidential office for the third time.Â
DroneShield expects all-time high revenue for 2022
Counterdrone system manufacturer DroneShield said it is on its way to posting a new all-time high record revenue for 2022, with the industry’s continuous rapid global growth.Â
DroneShield receives backing from US tech firm Epirus
ASX-listed tech provider DroneShield has received a $3.7 million investment from Epirus through a placement of 18,500,000 fully paid ordinary shares in DroneShield.Â
DroneShield to deliver counter-drone systems to Asia
DroneShield has secured a $900,000 portable counter-drone systems order from an allied Asian country.Â
DroneShield deploys first DroneSentry instalment at US airport
ASX-listed manufacturer DroneShield has completed the delivery of its DroneSentrry counter-drone capability to an undisclosed US airport. Â
This is the first permanent deployment of DroneSentry...
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