Draganfly is a Canadian manufacturer of commercial drones (UAVs) and provider of related engineering services. Founded in 1998, the company designs and manufactures NDAA-compliant drone platforms for military, government, public safety, and commercial customers in the U.S. and Canada. Key platforms include the Flex FPV (a modular tactical drone designed for military use, including strike missions), the Commander 3XL (a mid-size multi-mission platform), the Apex (a compact ISR platform with onboard AI), the Heavy Lift Drone (capable of carrying up to 67 lbs), and the Outrider (a hybrid combustion-electric border surveillance drone capable of carrying 100 lbs for up to 7 hours). Draganfly sells directly to government and military customers, through defense prime contractors for military programs, and through a distributor and reseller network for commercial markets. Revenue is primarily from hardware sales (~89%), with the remainder from engineering services, flight operations, training, and specialized drone services (~11%). Draganfly's growth strategy centers on U.S. military expansion — including an embedded manufacturing model where Draganfly trains military personnel to assemble drones at overseas facilities — border security, Canadian defense procurement, and expanding U.S. contract manufacturing capacity. Draganfly argues its key differentiators are its multi-platform NDAA-compliant product line, modular payload-agnostic architecture, and deep customer co-development. The company is not yet profitable and is at an early stage relative to its ambitions.