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Volatus Aerospace Inc. (OTCQB: TAKOF) generates a diverse stream of news as a Canadian aerospace and defence company focused on aerial intelligence, uncrewed systems, and RPAS-based services. Its announcements highlight commercial and defence contracts, manufacturing initiatives, technology acquisitions, training partnerships, and participation in investor conferences.
Recent releases describe Volatus as a next-generation aerospace and defence company delivering dual-use uncrewed systems, aerial intelligence, and mission-focused operational services. News items include a multi-year defence contract from a NATO partner for ISR training systems, expansion of RPAS manufacturing capability in Mirabel, Quebec, and the acquisition of advanced RPAS technologies from a UK-based aerospace engineering firm to support long-endurance uncrewed aircraft systems.
Investors and industry followers can also see updates on Volatus’ Mirabel Innovation Centre and Drone Manufacturing Hub, partnerships for professional drone training in Nigeria, and agreements with utilities and other industrial customers for RPAS inspection and vegetation-management services. Financial news has covered record quarterly revenue and gross profit figures, balance sheet restructuring and restated financial statements, and commentary on evolving U.S. defence procurement priorities.
On Stock Titan’s news page for TAKOF, readers can track these developments in one place, from defence and industrial contracts to training collaborations and capital markets events. This context helps users understand how Volatus’ aerial intelligence, RPAS operations, and manufacturing initiatives evolve over time across commercial and defence markets.
Volatus Aerospace (OTCQX: TAKOF) says Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy (Feb 17, 2026) creates long-term demand for sovereign defence capabilities aligned with its offerings. The DIS commits $6.6 billion to targeted defence investment and establishes a Defence Investment Agency with a BUILD–PARTNER–BUY framework.
Volatus highlights its regulated infrastructure, Québec manufacturing site, deployed operations, NATO/Government program experience, and a planned $10 million near-term investment to expand production capacity.
Volatus Aerospace (OTCQB: TAKOF) was awarded a contract with a NATO defence organization to provide advanced remotely piloted aircraft system (RPAS) training for operations in remote and extreme environments. The contract will be completed within fiscal 2026 and margins are expected to align with historical performance.
Training combines classroom instruction and live flight exercises for emergency response, patrol, surveillance, search-and-rescue, and reconnaissance. The agreement follows a competitive procurement and reinforces Volatus’ role in NATO-aligned defence and security programs.
Volatus Aerospace (OTCQB: TAKOF) advanced its partnership with Dufour Aerospace on Jan 27, 2026 to develop runway-independent, medium-payload cargo capabilities for Arctic, defence, and commercial operations. The program has moved from alignment to capability development and installed a dedicated simulator at Volatus’ Toronto facility to train pilots and build a customer-facing training and evaluation platform. Focus areas include Arctic/remote operations, military/government logistics, and commercial applications. Any deployment or manufacturing decisions remain subject to further assessment and regulatory approvals.
Volatus Aerospace (OTCQB: TAKOF) said executives will meet institutional investors at the Needham Growth Conference on Jan 14, 2026, the RBC Canadian Aerospace and Defence Symposium on Jan 15, 2026, and AlphaNorth Capital events on Jan 16–18, 2026. The company commented on recent U.S. defense policy, noting an Executive Order prioritizing warfighter readiness and a proposed DoD FY2027 budget of ~$1.5 trillion (subject to Congress).
Volatus highlighted alignment of its execution-focused, dual-use uncrewed systems model with shifting U.S. procurement priorities and noted U.S. facilities in Syracuse, NY and expanded presence in Tulsa, OK.
Volatus Aerospace (OTCQB:TAKOF) was awarded a defence contract valued at up to CAD $9 million to deliver a next‑generation interim training system for Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) operations.
The award is structured over two years with an initial tranche of approximately CAD $4.5 million scheduled for delivery in Q1 2026; a second tranche may be exercised by the customer through the end of 2027. Deliverables include unmanned aircraft training systems, integrated control interfaces, documentation, onsite instructor familiarization, and warranty/lifecycle support. The end‑user and specific configurations remain confidential.
Volatus Aerospace (OTCQB:TAKOF) appointed Lieutenant‑General (Ret’d) Christopher J. Coates to its Board of Advisors on December 4, 2025. The company said his experience leading Canadian Joint Operations Command and serving as Deputy Commander NORAD will support Volatus’ work on Canadian-made uncrewed aerial systems (UAS), training, and operational capabilities for the Canadian Armed Forces, NORAD modernization, and allied partners.
The advisory board will provide strategic guidance on defence procurement, government policy, capability requirements, and international markets, and will support relationship-building with government, military, and industry stakeholders. The appointment is described as consultative and aimed at strengthening Volatus’ long-term defence strategy and sovereign manufacturing efforts.
Volatus Aerospace (TAKOF) reported record Q3 2025 results with quarterly revenue of $10,605,438 (up 60% YoY) and nine‑month revenue of $26,905,671 (up 32% YoY). Gross profit for Q3 was $3,470,611 with a blended gross margin of 33%. Adjusted EBITDA loss narrowed to ($660,661), a 52% improvement year‑over‑year. Cash on hand was $17,274,905 at September 30, 2025, with current cash reported at approximately $40 million after subsequent financings.
Q3 revenue mix shifted to 53% equipment and 47% services/training; equipment sales rose 427% YoY driven by defense demand. Operational milestones included defense deployments, an LOI for domestic battery cells, a multi‑year utility agreement, and Condor XL commercialization progress.
Volatus Aerospace (OTCQX: TAKOF) announced a restatement of its financial statements and MD&A for the three and six months ended June 30, 2025.
The restatement reflects a one-time, non-cash accounting adjustment of $2,231,202 tied to restructuring the balance sheet and the modification and retirement of certain debt instruments. Management states the adjustment had no impact on revenue of $10,587,075, gross margin of 32%, or the Company's cash position for the quarter. Minor presentation and classification updates were also made.
The restated financial statements and MD&A were filed on SEDAR+ and are available on the company website. The company noted it is monitoring the Government of Canada's budget due on November 4, 2025.
Volatus Aerospace (OTCQB:TAKOF) announced it will acquire a suite of advanced RPAS technologies from UK-based Caliburn for CA$2,000,000 to be paid in 2,631,579 FLT common shares (15-day VWAP $0.76). Closing is subject to board and regulatory approvals and is expected on or about November 1, 2025.
The assets include three scalable fixed-wing UAS (MTOW 100–265kg), payload capacity 15–50kg and endurance from 12 hours up to 7 days. Production, testing and integration are planned at Volatus’ Mirabel manufacturing centre; the UK engineering team will relocate to Mirabel. Half the shares have a 4‑month hold and half a 24‑month hold; RSU milestones tied to technical and revenue targets were also agreed.
Volatus Aerospace (OTCQB: TAKOF) announced on October 21, 2025 plans to open the Volatus Mirabel Innovation Centre and Drone Manufacturing Hub at Montréal–Mirabel International Airport.
The project will occupy a 200,000-square-foot secure facility for scalable, serial production of Volatus proprietary platforms and licensed partner systems, supporting Canadian Armed Forces missions and NATO interoperability. The hub emphasizes a secure domestic supply chain, full configuration control, quality assurance, and export compliance. The move aligns with recent federal defence actions including a $500 million NATO-aligned support pledge and a target of 2% of GDP defence spending.