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- **Revenue Surge**: Q3 2025 revenue up 14.4% YoY to $2.16 million, driven by product sales and the launch of the Outrider Southern Border drone.
- **Strategic Wins**: Selected by Drone Nerds as exclusive NDAA-compliant provider and secured a U.S. Army FPV order with on-site manufacturing support.
- **Cash Strength**: $69.9 million cash, with no immediate funding needs; focusing on scaling production and strategic talent acquisitions.
- **Military Growth**: Anticipates military revenue to dominate 2026, with single contracts potentially exceeding prior annual revenues.
- **Market Focus**: Differentiates through border security solutions and embedded manufacturing, avoiding saturated ISR drone markets.

**【CEO Summary Section】**
- **Revenue Growth**: Q3 2025 revenue of $2.155 million, up 14.4% YoY, driven by product sales ($1.62 million) and services ($530,000). Highlighted the Outrider Southern Border drone, a multi-mission platform for border surveillance, set to go live in Arizona.
- **Strategic Partnerships**: Collaborated with Paladin AI to integrate AI into drone fleets, enhancing versatility. Draganfly was selected by Drone Nerds as the exclusive NDAA-compliant drone provider for public safety and military markets.
- **Military Expansion**: Announced a U.S. Army order for FPVs, including training and supply chain support for on-site manufacturing. This reflects a shift towards embedded hybrid manufacturing to meet scalability demands.
- **Market Positioning**: Emphasized differentiation through integrated tactical services, modular systems, and NDAA-compliant solutions. The company is targeting high-margin, addressable markets like border security and military logistics.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- **Financial Performance**: Q3 2025 GAAP revenue $2.16 million, gross profit $421,000 (19.5% margin). Included a one-time $43,000 inventory write-down. Year-over-year, gross profit declined due to product mix and non-cash items.
- **Cash Position**: $69.9 million cash as of Q3, with a monthly burn rate of $1.5 million. CFO noted no immediate need for fundraising but highlighted potential acquisitions focused on strategic talent and capabilities.
- **Loss Metrics**: Comprehensive loss of $5.4 million, driven by derivative liability losses and inventory adjustments. Adjusted for non-cash items, the loss was $3.6 million, reflecting improved operational efficiency.

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- **Cash Utilization**: CEO stated $70 million cash on hand, with focus on scaling production and strategic acquisitions. No immediate need for raises, but open to opportunistic deals.
- **Military Contracts**: Anticipated military revenue to dominate 2026, with single orders potentially exceeding prior annual revenues. Highlighted the U.S. Army's focus on drone autonomy and resupply logistics.
- **Market Differentiation**: CEO emphasized Draganfly's blue ocean strategy, targeting underserved markets like border security and embedded manufacturing, rather than competing in saturated ISR drone markets.
- **Canada Expansion**: Leveraged NDAA-compliant manufacturing to capitalize on Canada's 5% GDP defense spending increase, positioning for Arctic and NATO opportunities.


Draganfly Inc. (DPRO) Q3 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

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