ZenaTech Inc. Announces New Drone‑Based Platforms to Expand Service Offerings and Counter‑UAS Capabilities

ZenaTech Inc. (Nasdaq: ZENA) has announced two separate product developments that are intended to broaden its presence in the Drone as a Service (DaaS) market and to enhance its counter‑Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) portfolio.

Mobile Drone Operations Trailer for Precision Agriculture

On 8 October 2026, the company released details of a mobile trailer that will support the operation of multiple autonomous drones. The platform is engineered to:

  • Enable automated multi‑drone spraying and seeding missions;
  • Provide battery recharging facilities for the drones;
  • Include launch and landing infrastructure for the aircraft;
  • Offer a foundation for future applications such as surveying and inspection.

The trailer is positioned to increase productivity for agricultural operators and to allow ZenaTech to scale its DaaS business. The announcement was made through multiple press releases, including those issued by GlobeNewswire and Finanznachrichten.de, and highlighted the company’s focus on AI‑driven drone solutions and enterprise SaaS.

ZenaDrone 2000 Heavy‑Lift Interceptor for Counter‑UAS and Maritime Defense

Earlier, on 6 October 2026, ZenaTech disclosed progress on the ZenaDrone 2000, a gasoline‑powered interceptor designed for counter‑UAS operations and maritime defense. Key specifications include:

  • A flight endurance exceeding four hours in hover mode;
  • A heavy‑payload capacity that expands the company’s existing counter‑UAS lineup, which also features the Interceptor P‑1;
  • Advances through prototype assembly that bring the platform closer to flight testing.

The development of the ZenaDrone 2000 was reported by GlobeNewswire, InsiderMonkey, OpenPR, and Finanznachrichten.de. The platform is intended to add long‑endurance, high‑payload capability to ZenaTech’s defense offerings, addressing emerging requirements in maritime security and counter‑UAS scenarios.

Market Context

The company’s moves align with broader trends in the precision‑agriculture and defense sectors. According to a PRNewswire article published on 8 October 2026, the agricultural drone market is a multi‑billion‑dollar industry expected to grow as farmers adopt AI, automation, and aerial intelligence. Meanwhile, the U.S. Pentagon’s recent establishment of the Autonomous Warfare Command (“Autowarcom”) reflects a strategic shift toward autonomous and robotic systems, underscoring the relevance of counter‑UAS solutions.

Financial Snapshot

  • Market Capitalization: $271.8 million USD
  • Latest Closing Price (2026‑10‑07): $1.32 USD
  • 52‑Week Range: $1.15 – $7.109

ZenaTech’s recent product announcements are positioned to strengthen its competitive standing in both commercial and defense drone markets, while potentially unlocking new revenue streams through expanded DaaS offerings and defense contracts.