Headquartered in Orlando, FL Fiscal year ends September NYSE MKT: UMAC unusualmachines.com
Unusual Machines manufactures and sells NDAA-compliant drone components and drones, positioning itself as a Tier-1 parts supplier to the U.S. drone industry. The company's diversified brand portfolio includes Fat Shark, a leader in FPV (first-person view) ultra-low-latency video goggles for drone pilots, and Rotor Riot, a curated ecommerce store for small acrobatic FPV drones and equipment sold directly to consumers. The company produces motors, headsets, batteries, and other drone components across multiple production facilities. Its customer base spans defense contractors and commercial drone manufacturers, with significant revenue tied to U.S. government programs including the Department of War's Drone Dominance program and counter-drone (cUAS) applications. The company is actively scaling manufacturing capacity, growing headcount rapidly, and pursuing the pending acquisition of Upgrade Energy to add battery pack manufacturing capabilities. Unusual Machines trades on NYSE American under the ticker UMAC. Updated
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Unusual Machines manufactures and sells NDAA-compliant drone components and drones, positioning itself as a Tier-1 parts supplier to the U.S. drone industry.
The Wall Street consensus 12-month price target for UMAC is $39.00.
