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The ZenaTech, Inc. (ZENA) SEC filings page on Stock Titan provides access to the company’s regulatory disclosures as a foreign private issuer. ZenaTech files Form 20-F and frequent Form 6-K reports with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, which include unaudited consolidated financial statements, management’s discussion and analysis, and exhibits describing key corporate developments.
Recent 6-K filings referenced by the company contain detailed information on Drone as a Service (DaaS) expansion, including acquisition agreements and closings for land surveying, engineering, and service firms in multiple U.S. states, Canada, and the UK. They also include exhibits on ZenaTech’s defense and government initiatives, such as ZenaDrone’s Washington, D.C.-area office, applications for Green and Blue UAS certifications, and efforts to build NDAA-compliant drone manufacturing capacity in Arizona and Taiwan.
Other exhibits describe the launch of the Zena AI division and Quantum Computing projects, manufacturing expansions in the Dubai area, and the establishment of a global DaaS headquarters. Together, these filings offer insight into how ZenaTech is executing its strategy across AI drones, DaaS, enterprise SaaS, and Quantum Computing.
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ZenaTech, Inc. (ZENA) reports a series of strategic developments, led by the acquisition of ESM Software, a Boston-based strategy execution and performance management SaaS provider with over 8,000 users. ESM becomes the 13th software brand in ZenaTech’s enterprise SaaS portfolio and is expected to add recurring revenue and long-standing government, healthcare, utilities, financial services, and retail customer relationships, with planned integration into the beta-stage Zoo Office productivity platform.
The company also advances its AI drone roadmap: its ZenaDrone subsidiary has completed an initial prototype of the IQ Octo, a medium-sized octocopter designed for autonomous precision spraying and seeding, with Version 1 testing to begin at ZenaTech’s Arizona facility. IQ Octo is designed for 20–25 minutes of flight per charge and up to 25 kilograms of payload, with a future Version 2 aimed at solar maintenance, swarm operations, and automated refilling. Separately, ZenaTech is developing a franchise business model for drone-based power washing built on its June 23, 2026 acquisition of Green Earth Powerwashing, using the IQ Square drone to offer aerial cleaning services to franchisees.
Beyond product and M&A activity, ZenaTech highlights go-to-market momentum. ZenaDrone’s precision agriculture solutions received the 2026 “Drone Technology of the Year” award from the AgTech Breakthrough Awards program, and management plans to showcase Drone as a Service growth and defense solutions across eight investor and defense events in the United States and Europe through October 2026, targeting institutional investors and military, government, and public-safety decision makers.
ZenaTech, Inc. (ZENA) reports multiple strategic developments around its AI drone and Drone as a Service (DaaS) platform. The company closed its 27th DaaS acquisition with Galena-Benchmark Engineering in Idaho and its 28th with Cogswell Engineering in Atlantic Canada, expanding civil, structural and land-surveying capabilities and adding customers across five Canadian provinces and a 13th U.S. state.
ZenaDrone began in-house flight testing of custom printed circuit boards made at its 16,000‑square‑foot Spider Vision Sensors facility in Taiwan, advancing a vertically integrated, NDAA-focused supply chain and progress toward Blue UAS certification for four drone models. ZenaTech also expanded its ZenaWorx LiDAR-based construction monitoring software to include digital terrain modeling and signed its first paying AI data center construction customer. Management highlights a U.S. Presidential Proclamation imposing Section 232 tariffs of up to 100% on many imported drones and components, under which qualifying Taiwan-sourced products face tariffs capped at 15%, as a potential competitive benefit to its U.S./Taiwan manufacturing strategy.
ZenaTech, Inc. expands its Drone as a Service roll-up strategy with the 26th and 27th acquisitions, adding BA Land Professionals in Ohio and Galena-Benchmark Engineering in Idaho. These moves establish its first locations in those states and extend its U.S. DaaS footprint to 12 and 13 states respectively, targeting construction, infrastructure, energy, agriculture and government customers. In Western Canada, the company highlights its Velocity Geomatics acquisition, noting oil prices about 45% higher year-over-year and projections of more than US$500 billion of Canadian energy investment over the next decade as a supportive backdrop for drone-based regulatory and environmental surveys.
On the technology side, ZenaDrone has begun flight testing the Interceptor P-1, a low-cost VTOL one-way counter-drone interceptor with a target price under $5,000, as part of an integrated Counter-UAS system. ZenaTech also filed five U.S. provisional patents for acoustic wildfire suppression and assessment payloads for the ZenaDrone 1000, aiming at a firefighting drone market projected to grow from $1.2 billion in 2024 to nearly $2.8 billion by 2033. Separately, ZenaTech increased its investment in Boardwalktech Software Corp. to 24,261,311 common shares, or 16.94% on a non-diluted basis, through open-market purchases and a 15,000,000-unit private placement at $0.05 per unit, with associated warrants at $0.06 and a blocker limiting warrant exercises above 19.9% ownership.
ZenaTech, Inc. reported Q1 2026 revenue of CAD $8.4 million, a 640% year-over-year increase from CAD $1.13 million, driven mainly by its Drone as a Service (DaaS) acquisitions. The DaaS segment generated about CAD $7.8 million, roughly 93% of revenue, while Enterprise SaaS contributed CAD $589,857. Management also reports an annualized revenue run rate of approximately CAD $33 million, with cash and marketable securities of about CAD $15 million and total assets rising to CAD $109.5 million from CAD $100 million at year-end 2025.
The company expanded its acquisition-led DaaS roll-up, closing its 23rd and 25th service acquisitions and reaching 26 DaaS locations spanning ten U.S. states plus Canada, the U.K., Ireland, the UAE, and Australia. It also signed multiple offers to acquire additional land surveying and geospatial firms across the U.S., Canada, and Australia that are expected to contribute about C$40 million of revenue in the first 12 months after closing.
ZenaTech is broadening its technology portfolio with initiatives such as ZenaWorx, a LiDAR-based SaaS platform targeting AI data center construction, and the Zoo Office agentic AI productivity suite, alongside new defense and government opportunities. These include pursuing U.S. Department of War and Office of Strategic Capital initiatives, preparing several drones, including the IQ Quad, for Blue UAS certification, and securing inclusion in the Russell 3000 Index effective June 29, 2026.
ZenaTech, Inc. reported strong top-line growth for the three months ended March 31, 2026, following about twenty 2025 land-surveying acquisitions. Revenue rose to $8,402,319 from $1,135,654 (640%), driven mainly by the Drone as a Service segment, which contributed $7,812,462 or roughly 93% of revenue. The Enterprise SaaS Software segment generated $589,857, down from $732,888. Operating costs expanded sharply, with general and administrative expenses increasing to $29,971,480 from $4,127,665, including stock-based compensation of $8,874,251 and higher wages, DaaS operating costs, professional fees, and amortization. Finance expenses were $5,083,400, largely from non-cash loan derivative expense of $4,333,296, leading to a net loss of $26,549,905 versus $4,612,436 and a basic and diluted loss per share of $(0.50).
Total assets increased 10% to $109,522,098, and net working capital rose 31% to $23,978,953. Loans payable fell to $10,514,750, reflecting $20,860,400 of debt-to-equity conversions and loan repayments, partly offset by $11,098,010 of new draws on revolving credit facilities. Shareholders’ equity grew 22% to $83,198,507, supported by equity issued for drone technologies, services compensation, and stock sold for cash of $12,791,189. ZenaTech had advances to related-party Epazz, Inc. totaling $28,230,118 and relies on related-party credit lines bearing 8% interest with equity conversion options. Management uses a going-concern basis and believes existing cash, marketable securities, credit facilities, and expected DaaS cash flows can support operations for the next twelve months despite cash used in operating activities of $18,848,583.
ZenaTech, Inc. submitted a Form 6-K as a foreign private issuer for June 2026. The report primarily serves to make two meeting-related documents available to U.S. investors and to incorporate them into an existing shelf registration.
The filing states that the enclosed materials are deemed filed with the SEC solely for incorporation by reference into ZenaTech’s effective Form F-3/A registration statement (No. 333-293356). The exhibits consist of an Information Circular for the company’s Annual and Special Meeting and a related Form of Proxy.
ZenaTech, Inc. reported unaudited results for the three months ended March 31, 2026, showing rapid growth but heavy losses as it integrates numerous acquisitions. Revenue reached $8.4 million, up sharply from $1.1 million a year earlier, driven mainly by Drone as a Service survey work of $7.8 million, with Software as a Service contributing $0.6 million.
The company posted a net loss of $26.6 million versus $4.6 million in the prior-year quarter, reflecting high operating expenses of $30.0 million, including $8.9 million of stock-based compensation and increased wages, marketing and programming costs. Finance expenses rose to $5.1 million.
Total assets grew to $109.5 million, with cash of $8.5 million, marketable securities of $6.4 million and significant advances and long-term assets from acquisitions. Working capital was $24.0 million, and management states it has sufficient credit lines to meet requirements for the next year, supporting the going concern basis despite an accumulated deficit of $80.3 million.
ZenaTech, Inc. reported strong top-line growth but a much larger loss for the three months ended March 31, 2026. Revenue rose to $8.4 million, driven mainly by Drone as a Service survey operations contributing $7.8 million, while Software as a Service added $0.6 million.
The company recorded a net loss of $26.6 million, compared with $4.6 million a year earlier, reflecting heavy operating, finance and stock-based compensation expenses. Total assets increased to $109.5 million, shareholders’ equity to $83.2 million, and cash to $8.5 million, with working capital of $24.0 million. Management states the statements are prepared on a going concern basis and notes sufficient credit lines for the next year despite an accumulated deficit of $80.3 million.
GG Mars Capital, Inc. filed an amended Schedule 13D reporting its ownership in ZenaTech, Inc. common stock. The firm now beneficially owns 4,150,516 common shares, representing approximately 5.362% of ZenaTech’s outstanding common stock, with sole voting and dispositive power over these shares.
The position reflects recent conversions of financing previously provided to ZenaTech. GG Mars Capital acquired 195,652 common shares through conversion of $314,608 outstanding under a convertible line of credit at $1.6080 per share, and also converted 200,000 preferred shares into 600,000 common shares at a three-for-one rate, and states the holdings are for investment purposes.
ZenaTech Inc., through its subsidiary Othership, reports strategic growth initiatives in workplace intelligence. Othership plans a major expansion of its bookable workspace network from 500 locations in 13 countries to over 5,000 across 120 countries, supporting hybrid and traveling professionals and distributed organizations.
The platform combines a Workspace Finder for individuals with a Workplace Manager for employers, helping optimize space utilization, real estate spend, and employee engagement through data-driven insights. Othership is also partnering with Toronto’s HR in Tech Crawl, sponsoring the June 26, 2026 “Culture, Leadership & Team Performance” venue to showcase its solution to senior HR and talent leaders.