Volatus Aerospace Inc V.FLT

Alternate Symbol(s): TAKOF

Industrials Aerospace & Defense

Volatus Aerospace Inc. is a consolidator and integrator of aerial intelligence and logistics solutions. It provides meaningful aerial solutions for end users across various industries using both piloted and remotely piloted aircraft systems. Its services include drone services quote, aerial surveillance, cargo solutions, confined space inspections, drone lidar inspections, drone inspection services, and wildfire services. It provides lidar scanning data acquisition and reality capture services. It integrates the aerial, terrestrial, bathymetric, and subsurface data collection technology and techniques with GIS, 3D, AutoCAD, and lidar software, allowing it to provide intuitive and cost-effective deliverables. Its fleet conducts thorough surveillance operations, ensuring that clients' assets are protected and monitored with precision. It delivers full-scale aerial solutions across a diverse range of industries, including agriculture, construction, energy, public safety, and others.

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Comment by annegelon Jun 05, 2019 10:41am

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pkrash wrote:

GeorgeOU812 wrote: It certainly is great news! I know a lot of people are disappointed because the long trade halt and ensuing speculation made them believe the SP would at least double today, but with a little more patience I am positive we will get all the way to Toonieville. The SP never got very high (+18%) so I don't anticipate a huge drop tomorrow like what happened with the last spike. Was it overkill to halt trading over several days for just a 13% gain? Yup, but I've already put it behind me and I think most everybody else will too.

ProfitPredator wrote: Amazing news glad DDC is getting involved with big companies proving its lead in the industry. Anyone wanna share price targets for the day?

Do these posts come to you naturally or do you have to work at it? I hate to break it to you but the length of a trading halt actually is NOT directly proportional to the share price increase upon trade resumption. Also...and this it the best one...the length of the trading halt wasn't determined based on a 13% gain. These 2 things have absolutely nothing to do with each other. Do you have any clue on how any of this works?