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OTC:DRSHF 13 November 2025 - 29 November 2025

DroneShield Stock: Insider Sell‑Offs, CEO Shake‑Up and New Share Issue Roil ASX:DRO (28–29 November 2025)

DroneShield Stock: Insider Sell‑Offs, CEO Shake‑Up and New Share Issue Roil ASX:DRO (28–29 November 2025)

DroneShield (ASX:DRO) closed at A$1.98 on 28 November 2025, with a market cap near A$1.8 billion after sharp swings this month. The company filed for quotation of over 3.1 million new shares. Investors remain focused on insider sales, a misreported U.S. contract, and the abrupt exit of the U.S. CEO. Offshore trading showed prices in Europe and the U.S. roughly matching the ASX close.
29 November 2025
DroneShield Stock Skyrockets 40%: What’s Behind the Surge and What’s Next?

DroneShield Stock Today (Germany: DRH, U.S.: DRSHF) — 13 November 2025: Shares Slide After Insider Sales; Company Responds to ASX Query

DroneShield shares fell over 22% in German trading Thursday after a sharp sell-off in Australia tied to insider share sales by executives, including CEO Oleg Vornik and chair Peter James. The company cited director disposals as the reason for the drop and said there is no undisclosed information behind the move. U.S. OTC shares last closed at $2.12 before the European declines.

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  • Xanadu Quantum Technologies to List on Nasdaq and TSX After Shareholder Approval
    March 20, 2026, 12:11 AM EDT. Xanadu Quantum Technologies is set to become the first publicly listed photonic quantum technology company. Following shareholder approval of the merger with Crane Harbor Acquisition Corp. (Nasdaq: CHAC), the new entity, Xanadu Quantum Technologies Limited, will begin trading on Nasdaq and the Toronto Stock Exchange under ticker "XNDU" on March 27, 2026. The merger will provide approximately $302 million in gross proceeds to support Xanadu's development of light-based quantum computing technology, which operates at room temperature and avoids costly cooling systems. This capital complements a potential CAD 390 million investment from Canadian and Ontario governments, backing the company's efforts to scale its hardware, software, and cloud-based quantum platforms.
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