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Trades about 110% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Based in France, Drone Volt S.A. specializes in the production and sale of professional-grade unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for civilian use. Its comprehensive drone solutions cater to a diverse range of civilian purposes, including but not limited to inspection, monitoring, surface treatment, thermal imaging, and critical search and rescue operations. These solutions are deployed across key sectors like energy, construction, civil engineering, security, and agriculture. Furthermore, the company integrates advanced artificial intelligence into its offerings. Beyond manufacturing, Drone Volt acts as a distributor for DJI drones and a variety of third-party accessories, serving both civil and commercial markets. Its service portfolio is extensive, encompassing engineering consultation and design, acquisition of aerial data, specialized drone pilot training, ongoing support, maintenance, and legal assistance. Its clientele includes numerous governmental bodies and large industrial conglomerates, and the firm also engages in international export of its products. Established in 2011, Drone Volt S.A. maintains its primary corporate office in Villepinte, France.
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