ZenaTech
Vancouver-based AI drone and enterprise software company operating a Drone as a Service network across North America, Europe, and the Middle East.
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ZenaTech
ZenaTech is a Vancouver-based technology company listed on Nasdaq as ZENA. It operates a Drone as a Service network built through acquisitions of survey, mapping, inspection and cleaning businesses, alongside enterprise software products. The company markets AI-enabled drones and services, but several of its announced defence products remain development programmes rather than fielded systems.
Key Products
- ZenaDrone platforms - company-developed drone products for commercial and government applications, including survey and inspection.
- Drone as a Service - acquired operating businesses providing survey, mapping, inspection and related services.
- Enterprise software - separate software products operated alongside the drone business.
The ZenaDrone 2000 and Interceptor P-1 are described by the company as development programmes. This profile does not treat a stated price, certification pathway or future procurement as an achieved product result.
Business and Funding
ZenaTech reported fiscal-2025 revenue of $12.9 million and a net loss of $45.2 million. For the first quarter of 2026, the company reported CAD8.4 million of revenue and said the increase reflected its Drone as a Service division and acquisitions. A simple annualisation of a single quarter is not annual guidance and is not used here. Its SEC-filings page was checked for current corporate disclosures; no independently extracted second-quarter result was available in this refresh.
Why It Matters
ZenaTech is pursuing a commercial-services roll-up rather than relying only on future drone hardware sales. That can create local customer relationships and recurring work, but acquisitions also complicate comparisons between periods and make integration a material execution risk. Its defence and counter-drone optionality should be read as prospective until product maturity, qualification and customer contracts are verified. The core evidence today is revenue from the DaaS business, not an assumed transition into defence procurement.
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