- DPRO reported Q4 total revenue of C$1.91 million, missing estimates of C$2.78 million, though up 18.5% from C$1.61 million in the prior year.
- Draganfly's full-year 2025 total revenue was C$7.73 million, up 17.8% from C$6.56 million in the year-ago period.
- Stocktwits sentiment for DPRO jumped to 'extremely bullish' from 'bullish' a day ago.
Draganfly, Inc. shares tumbled more than 15% in after-hours trading on Monday. The Canadian drone manufacturer reported a nearly 19% jump in fourth-quarter revenue, which ultimately fell short of Wall Street's estimate.
DPRO posted Q4 revenue of C$1.91 million ($1.39 million), up from C$1.61 million a year earlier but well below analyst expectations of C$2.78 million, according to Fiscal.ai. The company also reported a comprehensive loss per share of C$0.33 for the quarter — an improvement on the C$1.11 loss recorded in the year-ago period, but wider than the C$0.18 loss analysts had forecast.
What Has DPRO Pulled Off So Far?
The earnings miss came just a day after DPRO announced a joint test with Palladyne AI Corp. (PDYN), which validated PDYN's SwarmOS platform across Draganfly's mission-ready drone components in a completed flight simulation.
The company said the collaboration aligns with growing demand from U.S. defense programs seeking to deploy large-scale autonomous systems capable of operating in environments where traditional communications and command structures are limited or unavailable.
In February, DPRO secured an award to supply Flex FPV Drones and training to U.S. Air Force Special Operations Command units, in partnership with DelMar Aerospace — a win the company said reinforced its position in the defense-focused unmanned aerial vehicle market.
What Retail Thinks About DPRO
Stocktwits sentiment on DPRO shifted to 'extremely bullish' from 'bullish' a day ago, even as the stock sits roughly 8% lower year-to-date. The platform's follower count for the ticker has jumped 62% over the past year.
One bullish user was undeterred by the numbers, saying: "I watched it all and impressed by the relationship with Palladyne (swarming software) and the heavy-lift drone ... nobody I know expected a good report for end of last year; and only care about this year and beyond. Plus their fund-raising is behind for now. I suspect that whatever you get on the downside at Wednesday's start is all you'll get, and the shares might rebound rather quickly."
Another user, however, said: “$DPRO disappointing to say the least. I expected more than secondary contracts at best. Also, expected more orders from Canadian Military.”
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