UAVSAgEagle Aerial Systems, Inc.
The schedule
- Thu15Oct
Potential announcement of government or defense drone contracts under the Trump administration.
- Tue15Dec
Deadline risk for Nasdaq minimum bid price compliance and potential reverse split.
- Thu11Feb
Q3 2026 results focusing on pipeline visibility and backlog conversion.
- Sun14Feb
Q4 and FY 2026 results evaluating long-term cash runway and 2027 enterprise guidance.
- Wed12May
- Fri14May
Q1 2027 earnings release testing sequential top-line growth and margin expansion.
Past
- Thu13Aug
Actual outcome: Bear · $0.92 at outcome
UAVS reported Q2 2026 earnings with EPS meeting estimates at $0.0007, while management highlighted strategic repositioning and multi-division sales growth under the EagleNXT brand. However, the lack of a material earnings beat or stronger evidence of revenue stabilization failed to satisfy investors, leading to a 14% decline in the stock price following the print.
Q2 2026 earnings print assessing revenue stabilization and drone market adoption.
- Thu25Jun
Actual outcome: Bear · $0.79 at outcome
AgEagle (EagleNXT) secured a new order for its eBee VISION and TAC drone systems from an Asia Pacific customer, prompting a modest 5.8% rise in the stock. However, shares closed at $0.87, failing to reach the $1.00 minimum bid requirement needed to cure its Nasdaq deficiency. The ongoing threat of a reverse split or delisting overshadowed the contract win, keeping the stock pinned below the bear floor.
With UAVS trading above the minimum exchange threshold, achieving the required consecutive closes to cure its deficiency eliminates immediate reverse-split and delisting risks.
- Fri15May
Actual outcome: Bear · $0.93 at outcome
AgEagle Aerial Systems met Q1 EPS estimates of $0.0007 and provided a strategic update highlighting Q2 momentum, including U.S. Army awards and the operational status of its Texas facility. However, the lack of concrete financial details regarding Q1 revenue traction and cash runway failed to alleviate investor concerns over potential near-term dilution, driving the stock down 11.6%.
First look at 2026 execution as AgEagle Aerial Systems reports Q1 2026 results around $0.96, with investors focused on sequential revenue traction in drones/sensors and whether cash burn narrows enough to sustain operations without near‑term dilution. A clean print with stable gross margins and a clear cash runway could push the stock toward $1.30, while another weak quarter with widening losses or softer bookings could drive a retest of the $0.70 area.