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No P/E, the company is not profitable on a trailing basis.
Boresight Ltd manufactures and sells uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) in global markets. It designs and manufactures two types of drones, such as aerial target drones, used by both military and industry customers for CUAS purposes. It also used for the development, testing, demonstration, and training for CUAS technologies; and ISR drones, used for various activities and operations where a live video feed from the drone is desirable. In addition, it provides products, such as the BQ400 Quadcopter, BQ-750, BS-350 camera quadcopter, many radio node, ground control station, training flyaway Kit, swarming aerial target systems, and mission planning software. Further, it offers piloting services. Additionally, The company engages in sale of pre-packaged fly away training kits. The company serves government, industry, military, and security forces. The company sells its products through reseller networks. The company was formerly known as Boresight Pty Ltd. The company was incorporated in 2020 and is based in Fyshwick, Australia.
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