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ZenaTech (NASDAQ: ZENA) has signed an offer to acquire a North Carolina-based land surveying company with over 30 years of experience serving government and commercial clients. This strategic acquisition, combined with a previously announced land survey acquisition in North Carolina, aims to expand ZenaTech's regional presence in the US Southeast.

The target company provides comprehensive services including boundary surveys, topographic planning, ALTA/ACSM surveys, and construction staking. ZenaTech plans to integrate its AI-powered drone technology into land survey workflows through its Drone as a Service (DaaS) model, which offers cost-effective solutions without requiring customers to purchase hardware or manage operations.

This marks ZenaTech's sixth acquisition, with plans to complete 20 more acquisitions in the next 12 months as part of its national DaaS business strategy.

ZenaTech (NASDAQ: ZENA) has signed an offer to acquire a Virginia-based land survey and civil engineering firm operating across three states. The target company, founded in 2010, specializes in serving major US federal government agencies and regional infrastructure programs.

The acquisition would mark ZenaTech's first entry into Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina, expanding their Drone as a Service (DaaS) presence in the Southeast US. The target company provides land surveying, civil engineering, land planning, and 3D imaging services, holding active contracts with federal and state agencies for infrastructure projects including highways and bridges.

This strategic move aligns with ZenaTech's expansion of their DaaS business model, which offers cost-effective drone solutions for inspections, surveying, maintenance, and inventory management without requiring customers to purchase hardware or manage operations.

ZenaTech (NASDAQ: ZENA) has launched the ZenaDrone IQ Nano, a compact autonomous indoor drone designed for US Department of Defense applications. The drone specializes in inventory management, facility security, and search and rescue operations in GPS-denied environments. Key features include barcode scanning capabilities, HD and thermal imaging, AI-powered anomaly detection, and autonomous flight with night vision. The company plans to pursue Green UAS certification followed by Blue UAS certification to become an approved secure drone supplier for US military customers. The IQ Nano's carbon-fiber design enables stable operation in confined spaces and can function as part of a coordinated drone fleet. The launch aligns with recent US Executive Order policy directives aimed at accelerating DoD adoption of secure US-made drones.

ZenaTech (NASDAQ: ZENA) has announced plans to file a patent and accelerate the deployment of Counter-Unmanned Aircraft System (Counter-UAS) technology on its ZenaDrone 1000 platform. This initiative responds to the White House Executive Order 'Restoring American Airspace Sovereignty' issued on June 6, 2025. The ZenaDrone 1000, a 12x7-foot AI-powered octocopter, can carry up to 40 kg payload and fly for an hour before recharging. The enhanced platform will feature real-time threat detection and neutralization capabilities, targeting military, homeland security, and critical infrastructure protection markets. The company plans to expand its engineering and defense teams to expedite R&D, testing, and deployment. The executive order is expected to boost US drone companies by increasing demand for counter-UAS technologies and prioritizing US-made systems.

ZenaTech (NASDAQ: ZENA) announces accelerated manufacturing and market plans for its ZenaDrone subsidiary following a June 6th White House executive order promoting American drone dominance. The order streamlines FAA approvals, expands drone operations, and prioritizes US-made drones. ZenaTech will expand production of its ZenaDrone 1000 and IQ series at its Arizona facility. The ZenaDrone 1000 features 40kg payload capacity, 1-hour flight time, and AI capabilities for military and commercial applications. The company is pursuing Green UAS certification as a step toward Blue UAS certification. The executive order includes fast-tracked FAA approvals, AI-assisted certification, federal procurement priorities for NDAA-compliant drones, supply chain protections, and expanded R&D access through national test sites.

ZenaTech (NASDAQ: ZENA) has launched a Drone as a Service (DaaS) offering targeting US Defense and Government agencies, partnering with Bromelkamp Government Relations and Winning Strategies Washington for defense business development. The company's military-grade drone lineup includes the ZenaDrone 1000 with 40kg payload capacity and 1-hour flight time, plus the IQ Nano and IQ Square models for specialized missions. The DaaS model eliminates upfront hardware costs and maintenance concerns for clients. ZenaTech is pursuing Green UAS and Blue UAS certifications to meet federal standards and compete for DoD contracts, particularly as restrictions on Chinese-made drones create market opportunities. The company has hired military consultants to accelerate market entry and secure defense sector partnerships.

ZenaTech (NASDAQ: ZENA) announces its participation in three upcoming investor conferences where it will showcase developments in AI drone swarms, US military applications, and quantum computing initiatives. The company will highlight its solutions for government and commercial sectors, including wildfire response, extreme weather management, and military ISRT applications. The conferences include the Maxim Group Virtual Tech Conference (June 4), featuring CFO Jim Sherman in a drone panel discussion; the MicroCap Rodeo Investor Conference (June 6) in New York with VP Linda Montgomery presenting; and the CEM Bermuda Capital Event (June 7-9) where both the CFO and VP will conduct investor meetings. These events target institutional investors, family offices, and high-net-worth investors interested in emerging technologies.

ZenaTech (NASDAQ: ZENA) has announced a strategic initiative combining quantum computing and AI-powered drones to combat wildfires in Western US states. The initiative, part of the Clear Sky project, utilizes ZenaDrone 1000 and drone fleets equipped with thermal sensors, multispectral imaging, and 360-degree LiDAR to monitor areas up to 300 square miles.

The company will leverage its Portland-based land survey office and Wyoming Native American partnership for testing fire mitigation and autonomous monitoring. ZenaTech plans to expand its Clear Sky project team to 20 engineers focused on wildfire modeling, geospatial optimization, and AI-augmented forecasting. The initiative aims to address the growing threat of billion-dollar weather disasters, which included 27 extreme weather events in the US last year.

ZenaTech (NASDAQ: ZENA) has provided an update on its "Clear Sky" project, which combines AI-powered drone swarms and quantum computing for enhanced weather forecasting. The company plans to expand its quantum computing team by adding 10 specialized engineers, bringing the total to 20, to accelerate the beta release of Clear Sky.

The project aims to address the rising frequency of extreme weather events, with 58 separate billion-dollar weather disasters recorded globally in 2024, including 27 in the US. These events caused approximately $417 billion in global losses. The technology utilizes autonomous drones equipped with advanced sensors to collect real-time atmospheric data, measuring variables like temperature, humidity, wind speed, and pressure in hard-to-reach areas.