Volatus Aerospace (FLT) Q4 2025 earnings summary
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Q4 2025 earnings summary
17 Jul, 2026Executive summary
Fiscal 2025 revenue reached CAD 34.2 million, up 26% year-over-year, with defence now 25% of total revenue, reflecting a strategic pivot toward integrated aerospace and defence solutions and expanded operational scale post-merger.
The business model integrates drones, piloted aviation, manufacturing, software, and training, creating multiple reinforcing revenue streams.
Major milestones included a CAD 9 million NATO defence contract, NATO ISR drone deliveries, the launch of the SKYDRA™ platform, and the opening of the Mirabel manufacturing facility.
The merger with Drone Delivery Canada in 2024 enabled scale, operational integration, and a stronger balance sheet, establishing a Canadian-controlled aerospace and defence platform.
Financial highlights
Equipment and service revenue totaled CAD 34.2 million, up from CAD 27 million in 2024; equipment sales more than doubled, driven by defence.
Gross margin held steady at 32%, with gross profit at $11.1M, reflecting a higher mix of equipment and defence sales.
Adjusted EBITDA loss improved by 25% to $(7.2)M from $(9.7)M (proforma), while reported EBITDA reached CAD 7.2 million post-merger.
Year-end cash position was CAD 41.1 million, up from CAD 1.6 million, after EDC loan repayment.
Net loss after tax was $(21.99)M, compared to $(13.31)M in 2024.
Outlook and guidance
Defence revenue is expected to grow toward 60%-65% of total revenue over time, with recurring revenue streams increasing and contracts expected to generate annual recurring revenue equivalent to 70-75% of the 2024 revenue base.
Mirabel facility commercialization will begin in 2026, with significant revenue contribution expected from 2027.
Breakeven is projected at CAD 60 million annualized revenue, with margin improvement as R&D investment normalizes.
Revenue recognition from the $9M NATO contract is scheduled for Q2 2026.
The Defence Industrial Strategy and government investment are anticipated to drive sector growth and infrastructure development.
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