ZenaTech, Inc.

ZenaTech, Inc. announced the expansion of its ZenaWorx software to include Digital Terrain Modeling (DTM) capabilities, enhancing its LiDAR-based construction progress monitoring. The company also secured its first paying client for a construction project within the rapidly growing AI data center market. This new functionality allows for precise measurement of cut and fill volumes, grading accuracy, and drainage, which are critical for large-scale earthmoving projects and represent a significant recurring revenue opportunity for ZenaTech.

ZenaTech's subsidiary, ZenaDrone, has commenced flight tests for its proprietary printed circuit boards (PCBs) at its UAE facilities. These PCBs, designed and manufactured by ZenaTech's Taiwanese subsidiary Spider Vision Sensors, are being integrated into the ZenaDrone 1000 and IQ Nano platforms. This strategic step reinforces ZenaTech's vertical integration efforts, aiming to establish a military-grade supply chain and achieve Blue UAS certification, positioning the company to capitalize on the growing demand for NDAA-compliant drone technology in the US defense market.

ZenaTech, Inc. announced that its U.S. subsidiary, ZenaDrone, has begun flight testing custom-designed printed circuit boards (PCBs) for its ZenaDrone 1000 and IQ Nano drone platforms. These PCBs are manufactured by ZenaTech's Taiwan-based Spider Vision Sensors subsidiary, marking a significant step in its vertical integration strategy. This move aims to build a defense-grade supply chain, achieve Blue UAS certification, and capture U.S. government demand for NDAA-compliant drone technology, positioning ZenaTech to benefit from restrictions on Chinese-made drones.

ZenaTech announced several significant business developments, including the completion of its 26th and 27th Drone as a Service (DaaS) acquisitions, expanding its footprint to Ohio and Idaho. The company's ZenaDrone subsidiary commenced flight testing for its Interceptor P-1 Counter-UAS Drone Platform, a low-cost autonomous interceptor. Additionally, ZenaTech filed five patents for its ZenaDrone acoustic solution for wildfire suppression and highlighted a strengthened market for its DaaS oil and gas business due to higher oil prices and substantial Canadian energy investment.

ZenaTech, Inc. announced the completion of its acquisition of Galena-Benchmark Engineering, a civil engineering and land surveying firm based in Idaho. This strategic move marks ZenaTech's 27th Drone as a Service (DaaS) acquisition and expands its operational presence into Idaho, making it the 13th U.S. state for the company. The acquisition is expected to broaden service offerings with drone-enabled solutions, creating new recurring revenue opportunities and enhancing efficiency for customers in growing sectors like construction, agriculture, and infrastructure.

ZenaTech, Inc. announced the filing of five provisional U.S. patent applications for a portfolio of acoustic fire suppression and aerial wildfire assessment technologies. These innovations are intended to integrate with its ZenaDrone 1000 platform to enhance rapid initial response and emergency capabilities for wildfire management. The company believes this technology can complement traditional firefighting methods, reduce reliance on water/chemicals, and address the growing economic burden of wildfires, with the global firefighting drone market projected to reach $2.8 billion by 2033.

ZenaTech, Inc. announced the filing of five United States provisional patents for acoustic fire suppression and aerial wildfire assessment technologies. These innovations are designed for integration with its ZenaDrone 1000 platform, aiming to enhance wildfire detection, containment, and suppression capabilities. The company believes this soundwave-based approach can complement traditional firefighting methods and potentially secure a first-mover advantage in a growing market, with the global firefighting drone market projected to reach nearly $2.8 billion by 2033.

ZenaTech, Inc. provided an update on its Drones as a Service (DaaS) field operations for the energy sector in Western Canada. The company's recent acquisition, Velocity Geomatics, is benefiting from a market strengthened by a 45% increase in oil prices during Q2 2026 year-over-year, which is boosting client activity and demand for services. The Canadian oil and gas industry is also projected to attract over $500 billion in investments over the next decade, providing a favorable long-term outlook for ZenaTech's DaaS business expansion.

ZenaTech, Inc. announced that its subsidiary, ZenaDrone, has commenced initial flight testing for its Interceptor P-1. This autonomous, low-cost, single-use drone is designed for counter-UAS defense, offering an affordable alternative to traditional missile-based systems. The company also highlighted its expansion of manufacturing presence with the establishment of Phoenix Aero LLC in Ukraine to support the Interceptor P-1 and other Counter-UAS systems.

ZenaTech announced that its ZenaDrone subsidiary has begun initial flight testing of its Interceptor P-1, a low-cost, one-way autonomous counter-drone platform. This marks a significant step in expanding the company's Counter-UAS drone portfolio, with the Interceptor P-1 designed to physically intercept hostile unmanned aerial systems at a target selling price under $5,000 USD. The company is also establishing Phoenix Aero LLC in Ukraine to support future manufacturing and testing of these systems.