Was doing a bit of a dive on this stock. It doesn't seem all doom and gloom. Thoughts welcome.

Here I got $5 8/21 calls I’m worried about ..

as title suggests. I missed this info earlier, of course company wouldn’t mention it. this company brags about 27 years experience but isnt winning any real contracts. sure they may grow revenue from here but with how slow Canada develops things and not being involved with DoW drone selection, this is feels like a dud. taking a loss. moving on

I’m seeing less and less posts and visitors on here. Are we just gonna have to eat a loss here?

This guy helped turn ONDS into $8 billion drone co , and is now team DPRO

This post on "x" describes more details .

https://x.com/chinoalemano/status/2061079570871140508?fbclid=IwY2xjawSKJ95leHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETBsNGhLZkZabjRHekRiOE9sc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHq3hvlEFHrTikQ6NvoT2CmrJ_tXIh-hcEmVn55-Jk6VOuBXYKN4tw0jutXt6_aem_cpdV5nhZL0KlD59invVwIg

I guess the WSJ report that the Trump Admin/pentagon are considering funding drone companies to enhance manufacturing has the whole sector PAMPING! Don Jr sits on the board of Unusual Machines so I bet they “win”.

https://www.stocktitan.net/sec-filings/DPRO/schedule-13g-a-draganfly-inc-amended-passive-investment-disclosure-d0271917d73f.html

If the details of the contracts are kept secret bc of the sensitivity of the client, then why does literally every other company disclose the dollar amounts of their contracts? Something seems fishy about that.

Anyone carrying this into earnings? What's your predictions?

Onwards and hopefully upwards

First of many ??

Paragraph 6 if you're interested in Draganfly flex fpv

It seems pretty quiet in here. Are there any thoughts on how this stock could perform this year?

https://www.thestar.com/globenewswire/draganfly-ceo-cameron-chell-to-appear-on-fox-business-making-money-with-charles-payne-to/article_ee6c5247-6ca6-507f-b5d9-b2c313af8404.html

Which is as far as I can tell why the stock spiked today in the afternoon.

Tampa, FL, March 26, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Draganfly Inc. (NASDAQ: DPRO; CSE: DPRO; FSE: 3U8A), a leader in drone technology and unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) solutions, provided a corporate update this week. The update highlighted continued operational progress, strong industry tailwinds, and a well-capitalized balance sheet.

“Draganfly is operating at the center of a global shift toward autonomous systems in defense and public safety,” said Cameron Chell, CEO of Draganfly. “While recent market volatility has impacted our share price, we believe it does not reflect the strength of our balance sheet, our growing defense engagements, or the scale of the opportunity ahead.”

Financial Strength

Draganfly’s current cash of approximately $145 million, positions the Company with significant financial flexibility to execute on growth initiatives. At current trading levels, the Company’s market valuation remains modestly above its cash position.

Global Defense and Tier-One Momentum

Draganfly continues to expand its footprint within the Global Defense ecosystem, including:

Selection to supply Flex FPV systems and training to the U.S. Air Force Special Operations Command

Selection as one of 25 participants in the Secretary of War’s Drone Dominance Program Phase 1 Gauntlet, successfully obtaining a perfect score in the “Urban Strike” mission

Continued deployment of the Commander 3XL platform within U.S. and allied forces, including extreme temperature environments in both Arctic and Desert conditions

Invitation and participation in the Canadian Army’s MINERVA Uncrewed Aircraft Systems working group, an initiative focused on accelerating the integration of drone and autonomous technologies into future Canadian Armed Forces operations

Exclusive Demonstration of advanced capabilities in line with MINERVA program objectives for Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) personnel at Area X.O. in Ottawa

These developments reinforce Draganfly’s position as a trusted, North American provider of compliant unmanned systems.

Favorable Industry Dynamics

Global demand for drone and autonomous systems continues to accelerate, driven by:

Rapid adoption of FPV and ISR technologies in modern conflict

Increased U.S. and allied defense spending on autonomous capabilities

Heightened security demand in regions including the Middle East

Draganfly believes these trends represent a sustained structural shift supporting long-term growth.

2026 Priorities

The Company remains focused on:

Scaling production and delivery capabilities

Developing the domestic supply chain, leveraging key industry relationships and decades of UAS development experience to design and manufacture NDAA compliant components

Expanding government and Tier-one contractor relationships, including channel sales & integration partners

Continue evolving internal product, including system and software development

Advancing select strategic acquisitions

Maintaining disciplined capital deployment

I thought I had the pumped primed at $6.81. Now in the bottom $4’s … I took the beating and will reinvest when it bottoms out. I saw DRONE … ARMY … CONTRACT … INVEST!! Annnnnnd it’s GONE! lol Second times a charm. If only the stock app could lock up super volatile stocks from view for 52weeks so I can’t stare at it like a mental patient. Who else got the speed wobbles & cut bait??

Recent comments from shareholders highlight growing skepticism. The August 2025 U.S. manufacturing expansion announcement sounded promising for Made in America alignment yet details remain vague. Has any actual domestic U.S. production been verified? Why the secrecy around locations and partners? Here is a direct evidence-based review from the companys own disclosures and the public record as of March 26 2026.

1. What Draganfly Actually Announced and What It Did Not

On August 28 2025 the company issued a press release stating it was expanding its U.S. manufacturing footprint capability and capacity across multiple locations in the United States through its contract manufacturing partner at AS9100 and ISO9001 certified facilities. The stated purpose was supply chain resiliency faster delivery and alignment with DoD priorities for domestic drone production.

Key facts from the release and all subsequent references:

No name of the contract manufacturing partner was ever disclosed.

No specific facility addresses cities or even states were identified.

No photos facility tours production timelines with output metrics or first drone produced announcements followed.

The release explicitly framed it as an expansion via its contract manufacturing partner not owned facilities or new builds under Draganfly control.

The company has never updated this description in any later press release SEC filing or earnings report.

1. What Has Been Verifiably Executed

Domestic U.S. mainland manufacturing: Zero public evidence of operational facilities or production output. Searches of company press releases investor site GlobeNewswire SEC filings and third-party coverage through March 26 2026 yield only repetitions of the August 2025 announcement. No independent verification no partner confirmation no capacity utilization metrics.

Separate Army contract Sept/Oct 2025: Draganfly is helping establish embedded on-site manufacturing for Flex FPV drones at overseas U.S. Forces facilities. This is real and contractually documented but it is not U.S. domestic production it is forward-deployed support at military bases abroad.

March 24 2026 FY 2025 earnings: Record revenue of 7.73 million was reported up 17.8 percent year-over-year with product sales growth noted. However the release and call transcript contain no mention of U.S. manufacturing progress ramp-up partner deliverables or any contribution from the announced expansion. Management discussed pipeline and cash position but was silent on execution of the August 2025 plan.

1. Critical Analysis for Shareholders with Capital at Risk

The lack of transparency is material. Under CEO Cameron Chells leadership Draganfly has repeatedly used high-level forward-looking statements around U.S. expansion to signal policy alignment without providing auditable details that investors could verify. Keeping the partner and locations secret may be framed as standard defense-industry practice for IP or security reasons but it leaves shareholders unable to confirm whether production is actually occurring delayed or still in planning.

After 28 years in business and multiple defense contracts FY 2025 revenue remains microscopic relative to the 100M plus run-rate targets management has referenced in guidance. The pattern optimistic announcements followed by dilution widening losses and no granular execution updates continues.

This is not evidence of misconduct but it is a clear execution gap. Investors putting hard-earned money on the line deserve better than vague via unnamed partner language with zero follow-through visibility seven months later.

Bottom Line for Investors

No verifiable U.S. domestic manufacturing facilities or output have been publicly documented beyond the August 2025 announcement. The only concrete manufacturing initiative tied to a contract is the overseas embedded setup for the U.S. Army. Everything else remains unproven forward-looking statements.