Darkpulse Stock Price, News & Analysis

Dark Pulse, Inc. (OTC: DPLS) announced that its subsidiary, Optilan, has secured a 2-year contract extension for maintenance on the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline project, awarded by BTC, a joint venture led by BP. This contract follows a successful first year of operation and emphasizes Optilan's expertise in maintaining pipeline security systems. The project will enhance safety and efficiency in pipeline monitoring, perimeter security, and CCTV systems along the Turkey section. Optilan has been a partner with BTC since 2012, demonstrating a strong commitment to quality and accountability.

Dark Pulse, Inc. (DPLS) has completed the acquisition of TerraData Unmanned, PLLC, enhancing its capabilities in drone-based inspection services. TerraData specializes in 3D mapping and inspection of critical infrastructure, addressing public safety concerns regarding aging structures. DarkPulse acquired 60% of TerraData’s equity for 3,725,386 shares and $400,000, with plans for further investments in operations and expansion. This acquisition positions DarkPulse as a leader in infrastructure monitoring across air, land, and sea, leveraging advanced technology for improved inspection services.

DarkPulse, Inc. (DPLS) has partnered with The University of Arizona to develop a patented instrumented rock bolt aimed at enhancing mining safety. The agreement focuses on monitoring underground stability through metrics like rock mass deformation and stress measurement. This innovative technology is expected to mitigate catastrophic incidents in mines and can also be applied in construction and infrastructure safety. The company aims to accelerate the adoption of its laser sensing technology across various sectors.

DarkPulse, Inc. (OTC Markets: DPLS) has appointed Kari Williams, the former Vice President of Marketing at Rolls Royce, as the new Sales & Marketing Director for Optilan, a critical service provider in various sectors including energy and telecommunications. With extensive global experience in sales, business development, and marketing, Williams aims to strengthen Optilan's sales pipeline in key growth sectors like renewables and rail. Her appointment follows the recent addition of Adrian Bannister as Chief Financial Officer, marking a significant expansion of Optilan's Executive Management Team as it focuses on growth and optimizing its marketing strategy.

Dark Pulse, Inc. (DPLS) has successfully acquired TJM Electronics West for $450,000. This acquisition enhances Dark Pulse's manufacturing capabilities in laser sensing systems and opens opportunities to work with government entities. TJM, a certified electronic manufacturer with over 30 years of experience, will significantly contribute to Dark Pulse's R&D, prototyping, and assembly operations. The acquisition is expected to expand Dark Pulse's market presence and development of proprietary components within its new manufacturing division.

DarkPulse, Inc. (DPLS) announced the acquisition of Remote Intelligence LLC and Wildlife Specialists LLC for a total of $1.3 million, with 60% stakes in each company. The transaction includes $1 million in cash and $300,000 in common shares. These firms specialize in drone-based 3D mapping for industrial and environmental applications, enhancing DarkPulse's monitoring capabilities. The acquisition aims to integrate drone technology with existing monitoring services, expanding offerings to new customers while investing additional capital in the acquired companies for growth.

Dark Pulse, Inc. (OTC Markets: DPLS) announced the signing of a Letter of Intent (LOI) to acquire TJM Electronics West for $450,000 in cash. This acquisition aims to enhance Dark Pulse's R&D capabilities, particularly in prototyping and manufacturing proprietary components in-house. TJM, with over 30 years of experience, is recognized for its turnkey electronic contract manufacturing services and holds certifications like ISO9001 and AS9100. The acquisition is expected to bolster Dark Pulse's operations in Arizona.

DarkPulse, Inc. (OTC Markets: DPLS) announced that its subsidiary, Optilan, has been awarded a contract by ENKA to deliver communications and security systems for two power plants in Libya: the Misurata and Tripoli Simple Cycle Power Plants. Both projects aim to meet Libya's increasing electricity demand, with completion expected by 2022. Optilan's CEO, Bill Bayliss, emphasized the significance of these projects in supporting the country’s energy needs. This contract marks another step in Optilan’s global expansion, having recently secured projects across multiple regions.