US manufacturing expansion MyDefence has recently expanded manufacturing and innovation facilities in Oklahoma City, signaling a sharpened U.S. production focus and potential for accelerated domestic C-UAS sourcing and integration. This presents an opportunity to offer localized supply chain services, on-site integration support, and training for U.S.-based customers, including airports and critical infrastructure operators.

Long-range jammer launch The introduction of a long-range counter-drone jammer expands MyDefence’s addressable missions into extended airspace defense, creating sales potential with large-scale critical infrastructure operators, military bases, and border security facilities seeking higher-range protection and interoperability with existing systems.

Wearable detection push Development of wearable and mobile drone detection solutions with wideband RF sensing opens cross-sell opportunities to field personnel, security contractors, and enterprise customers needing portable C-UAS capabilities for rapid deployment, on-the-move operations, and temporary event protection.

Strategic partnerships Partnerships such as the Australian Department of Defence contract via HighCom indicate a channel-friendly path to government and defense customers through integrator partners, suggesting targeted BD efforts toward defense ministries, procurement bodies, and authorized resellers.

Financial momentum Strong revenue indicators and profitability in 2025, plus ongoing U.S. capacity buildout and investor backing, signal credibility for larger deals with airports, energy infrastructure, and other critical facilities that require scalable, compliant C-UAS solutions and long-term service contracts.