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Global UAV Technologies Ltd C.UAV

Alternate Symbol(s):  YRLLF

Global UAV Technologies Ltd. is a diversified, vertically integrated drone technology company within the commercial Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) sector. The Company, through its wholly owned subsidiaries, provides a full range of UAV-based services and products, including production, research and design of professional grade UAV’s, geophysics and remote sensing survey services, and regulatory consulting and management. The Company's subsidiaries include Pioneer Aerial Surveys Ltd., High Eye Aerial Imaging In., UAV Regulatory Services Ltd, and NOVAerial Robotics Ltd.


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Comment by kidl2on Apr 03, 2018 11:47am
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RE:RE:RE:The good, bad and ugly

RE:RE:RE:The good, bad and uglyWhen the deal was announced (March 6), UAV traded @ $0.15. That’s when the share portion should have been locked in. 12 Mil shares instead of 15 Mil shares or more. An extra 3% dilution doesn’t sound like a lot but it is.
 
Unless AIR has sales in excess of $2.4 Mil with great earnings, AIR clearly out-negotiated UAV.
 
I also don’t like the way UAV announced the Q1 results in their NR. Single focus on sales and not a word about expenses which are growing faster than sales.
 
There is no more near term money coming from warrant exercises which means they have to get their expenses under control or risk further dilution.
 
Share based compensation is completely out of whack. $380,000 on revenue of $350,000. That’s a bad joke in my books to put it mildly. A better way of putting it would be “out of control insider greed”.

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