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NASDAQ:RCAT 7 December 2025 - 22 June 2026

China Targets NASDAQ: RCAT and NYSE: MP Pre-Market—But Just One Shares Drops

China Targets NASDAQ: RCAT and NYSE: MP Pre-Market—But Just One Shares Drops

Red Cat Holdings slipped 0.79% to $11.35, down $0.09 pre-market, after China announced an immediate halt on dual-use exports to Red Cat and its Teal Drones arm. The move hit before the Wall Street open, with Beijing’s ban coming into thin trading—so sanctions terms moved the price before investors checked true supply-chain ties. MP Materials was also listed in the order, but shares climbed 1.02% to $61.50 in the same Public feed snapshot. That 1.81-percentage-point split says the selloff wasn’t across the board. Market sorted it fast by business model. Regulatory news after Thursday’s close, not operational. China’s Commerce Ministry put out Announcement No. 23 of 2026, moving 10 more U.S. entities to its export-control list and told shippers to halt deliveries right away. The ban also applies to third parties outside China if they send Chinese-origin controlled goods to any of the listed targets. Red Cat Holdings and Teal Drones were called out on the list, giving automated news screens two clear entity hits.
22 June 2026
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Swarmer Soars 38% After Cramer Shouts Out Drone Software

Swarmer Soars 38% After Cramer Shouts Out Drone Software

Swarmer Inc jumped 37.7% to $78.52 on Tuesday. The defense-tech company got new buying from retail traders and investors in drones. Shares opened at $56.38, touched $83.30 and saw volume more than double the normal pace—about 2.6 times average, according to Google Finance data. Swarmer jumped out during a volatile day for Wall Street, with the main indexes flat as AI optimism ran into worries about geopolitics. Traders now see Swarmer as a high-risk play tied to two stories—battlefield drones and autonomy software, which is software that cuts how much humans have to control the machines.
2 June 2026
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Redwire Volatility Lingers With Drone Bets Driving RDW Moves

Redwire Volatility Lingers With Drone Bets Driving RDW Moves

Redwire Corporation shares traded at $25.90 ahead of the U.S. open Friday, sticking close to their 52-week high after jumping for three days. The space-and-defense supplier ended Thursday at $25.90, up 7.9% on the day, putting its gain at about 48% since last Friday’s $17.49 close in this short trading week. Investors are piling into drone-related defense stocks, not just space names. U.S. markets looked ready for a normal open after the Memorial Day break. The NYSE calendar still lists Memorial Day as May 25, and shows no holiday on May 29.
29 May 2026
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Ondas Shares Jump on Drone Funding Talks and New Filings

Ondas Shares Jump on Drone Funding Talks and New Filings

Shares of Ondas Inc. jumped Thursday, with traders picking up drone and autonomous-defense names. New filings also showed Ondas adding more acquisition shares to its resale registration. Ondas shares last changed hands at $13.25, market data showed, following a trade recorded after the close of Thursday’s U.S. session. The move brought the stock close to the top of its recent range ahead of Friday’s Nasdaq session.
29 May 2026
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Red Cat Stock Sinks as Discounted $225 Million Sale Tests Drone Boom Thesis

Red Cat Jumps 32% on Drone Hype, Eyes Maritime Move

Red Cat Holdings traded sharply higher Thursday, adding to a two-day surge after the company said it would ramp up maritime robotics production and drone stocks rallied in the U.S. The Nasdaq stock traded at $14.15 as of 6:50 p.m. EDT, up around 32% from the last close. More than 77 million shares changed hands. That price came in after Nasdaq’s normal 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. hours, during after-hours trading.
29 May 2026
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U.S. drone stocks jump with Trump Pentagon funding talks under way

U.S. drone stocks jump with Trump Pentagon funding talks under way

Trump administration is talking with several U.S. drone companies about funding, including Unusual Machines and Neros, sending small defense-technology shares up sharply in premarket trade, the Wall Street Journal reported. Debt and equity proposals are on the table, so loans and government stakes could be part of the plan, Reuters said, citing the Journal. Drones are showing up in the Pentagon’s spending now, not just on the battlefield. The fiscal 2027 request is $1.5 trillion in total, with the budget stating more than $74 billion will fund drone and counter-drone tech. That’s triple last year’s amount and the biggest push for the sector yet.
28 May 2026
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Red Cat Shares Rise Pre-Market After Analyst Moves

Red Cat Shares Rise Pre-Market After Analyst Moves

Red Cat Holdings stock traded up in early U.S. hours Thursday, adding on to a 9.21% jump from the day before. That move followed H.C. Wainwright starting coverage of the defense drone maker with a Buy and a $20 price target. A price target is an analyst’s estimate of where a stock could trade over a set period, usually 12 months. The shares finished Wednesday at $10.67, moving between $9.85 and $10.83 through the session and trading nearly 17 million shares. In early pre-market trading, the stock was quoted at $12.14 at 04:18 EDT, before the main Nasdaq market opens at 9:30 a.m. Eastern and runs until 4:00 p.m.
28 May 2026
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Red Cat Stock Sinks as Discounted $225 Million Sale Tests Drone Boom Thesis

Red Cat Stock Sinks as Discounted $225 Million Sale Tests Drone Boom Thesis

Red Cat Holdings shares slipped ahead of Wednesday’s open after the company priced a new stock offering at $9.40 per share—well under Tuesday’s $11.03 close. Traders responded fast, pulling the stock down to match the deal terms instead of the drone-demand narrative that previously drove gains. That’s what’s driving the decision here. Selling stock at a discount brings in quick funding for a company like this that’s racing to expand, but it also leaves existing shareholders facing immediate dilution, with any benefits from new facilities, deals, or orders potentially far off. Underwriters picked up an option to grab another 3.59 million shares from Red Cat, so dilution could go even further.
13 May 2026
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Red Cat Holdings Stock Swings After Pentagon Drone Results Cool Rally Ahead of March 18 Earnings

Red Cat Holdings Stock Swings After Pentagon Drone Results Cool Rally Ahead of March 18 Earnings

Red Cat Holdings shares whipsawed Monday, losing ground after a public Drone Dominance leaderboard named 11 contenders for prototype contracts. SUAS News still counted the company's Teal Drones unit in the mix, but the fresh list cooled a rally that had just sent the stock to its highest point in a year last week. By mid-morning, shares had fallen roughly 4%—opening at $16.08, peaking at $16.78, and then sliding to $14.74. On Friday, they’d tagged $18.78, the stock’s highest mark in the last year. This turnaround is significant: Washington has stepped up buying low-cost, single-use attack drones—these are built to strike and not come back. Just last week, Reuters broke the news that the U.S. deployed a bargain attack drone in Iran, highlighting the rapid pace in the market Red Cat is targeting.
9 March 2026
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RCAT Stock Forecast for 2025–2026: Can Red Cat Holdings Turn the Drone Supercycle Into Lasting Gains?

RCAT Stock Forecast for 2025–2026: Can Red Cat Holdings Turn the Drone Supercycle Into Lasting Gains?

Red Cat Holdings is back in the spotlight. The defense‑drone specialist has just reshuffled its leadership team, posted explosive revenue growth, drawn fresh institutional money—and still trades well below its 2025 highs. As of the close on Friday, December 5, 2025, RCAT stock finished at $8.02, giving Red Cat a market capitalization of roughly $957 million. The shares sit about 75% above their 52‑week low of $4.58 and roughly 52% below the high of $16.70 set in October. MarketBeat+1
7 December 2025
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