A year ago, most investors weren’t paying attention. Now?
Drone stocks are up 100%+… and governments are scrambling to secure supply. But here’s the part most people are missing: This isn’t just about manufacturing drones. As Draganfly CEO Cameron Chell explains, it’s about owning the data layer of the physical world. The U.S. is pushing for hundreds of thousands of domestically built drones. Canada just committed billions to defense, with limited in-country manufacturers. And Chell says we’re still in the “beginning of the beginning.” Think back to the early internet days. Everyone knew it was big… but no one imagined how big. That’s the comparison he’s making. 
In this interview, we break down: -
Why defense demand alone could absorb supply -
The shift toward sovereign, in-country production -
And how Draganfly could evolve beyond hardware If you want to understand where this story could go next… Watch the full interview here. Happy investing, Bridget Bennett
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