ZenaTech reports CAD $33 million annualized revenue run rate tied to Drone as a Service growth.
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June 30, 2026
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June 30, 2026
ZenaTech, Inc. (NASDAQ: ZENA) reported an annualized revenue run rate of approximately CAD $33 million, based on first-quarter 2026 revenue and the contribution of its acquisition-led Drone as a Service strategy.
ZenaTech is a technology company focused on AI drone platforms, Drone as a Service, enterprise SaaS, and quantum computing solutions for industrial, government, and defense markets.
The company said first-quarter 2026 revenue was CAD $8.3 million. Multiplying that figure by four gives an annualized revenue run rate of roughly CAD $33 million.
No analyst estimate data was provided in the supplied release.
ZenaTech said the annualized revenue run rate reflects the current scale of its operations after completing several Drone as a Service acquisitions.
The company emphasized that the CAD $33 million figure is illustrative and should not be treated as formal fiscal 2026 guidance or a management forecast.
CEO Shaun Passley said the company views the run rate as a baseline rather than a ceiling, since several acquisitions completed during fiscal 2025 and the first half of fiscal 2026 are expected to contribute a full twelve months of revenue later in the year.
ZenaTech’s main revenue engine remains its Drone as a Service segment.
The company’s strategy is to acquire mature but under-digitized service businesses, then integrate ZenaDrone platforms and AI analytics into their workflows.
ZenaTech is targeting land survey and geospatial mapping, infrastructure and asset inspection, and exterior building cleaning businesses.
Management said deeper drone use across portfolio companies could support revenue expansion through higher capacity, contract upsells, new drone-derived data products, and improved operating margins.
In May 2026, ZenaTech announced a Partnership Acquisition Program focused on acquiring established, founder-led, profitable businesses.
The company is targeting four verticals: defense technology and unmanned systems, enterprise SaaS and productivity software, AI infrastructure and applied AI, and specialty manufacturing and supply chain.
ZenaTech said it has entered into non-binding letters of intent and term sheets as discussions move toward potential definitive agreements.
The company also continues to build its ZenaDrone product portfolio for surveying, inspections, logistics, security, defense, inventory management, and underwater applications.
ZenaTech’s update was a scale and acquisition story.
The CAD $33 million annualized run rate shows that the company’s DaaS roll-up strategy is beginning to create a larger revenue base. The key point is that this figure is not formal guidance, but it gives investors a clearer view of the company’s current revenue scale after recent acquisitions.
The next test is execution. ZenaTech needs to integrate acquisitions, expand drone-enabled services, improve operating efficiency, and prove that its roll-up strategy can generate durable recurring revenue.
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