DroneShield has received two orders totalling approximately $2.2 million for a number of its handheld systems, including the recently launched DroneGun Mk4 portable drone countermeasure product.
The orders were received from the US Department of Defense and another US federal government agency, the company announced in a press release.
Payments for both orders are expected in the third quarter of 2023, following delivery.
The full order includes an upfront product purchase and Software as a Service (SaaS) elements, DroneShield confirmed.
“The recent orders for DroneGun Mk4 and our other handheld Counter-UAS solutions validates our commitment to developing products with the end user in mind; intuitive and easily adopted into various missions sets," DroneShield’s US CEO, Matt McCrann commented. "We’re proud to support these groups and their requirements, and to continue to build the relationship and problem solve with them.”
“As the C-UAS market continues to rapidly grow, fuelled by use of drones in Ukraine and evolution of drone technology in warfare, DroneShield is seeing record demand for its solutions. We are pleased to be working with these leading government customers as they commence to build out their C-UAS capability.”