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Trades about 112% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
RocketDNA Ltd. specializes in delivering advanced drone-powered geo-spatial data and automation solutions. The company primarily supports the mining, agricultural, and critical infrastructure sectors in Australia and South Africa. Its extensive range of services encompasses contractual aerial surveying and mapping, surveillance, and reconnaissance operations. They also provide crucial support for mining activities, including pit conformance, optimization, and de-risking strategies, alongside blast monitoring and fragment analysis. Additionally, RocketDNA performs diverse inspection services utilizing video, photography, and thermal imaging. Beyond these operational services, the company supplies drone hardware to clients operating their own drone programs and offers expert training and consulting in drone technology. Originally incorporated in 2017 and based in Osborne Park, Australia, the firm was formerly known as Delta Drone International Limited before officially rebranding to RocketDNA Ltd. in May 2023. RocketDNA Ltd. functions as a subsidiary of Delta Drone SA.
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