From Venture 50 to National Priority: Why Volatus Is No Longer a Small Cap Story

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From Venture 50 to National Priority: Why Volatus Is No Longer a Small Cap Story

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Join host Lyndsay Malchuk on Market Frontlines for a high-stakes conversation with Glen Lynch, CEO of Volatus Aerospace (TSXV: FLT | OTCQX: TAKOF). As Ottawa commits $81.8 billion to defense reinvestment and declares sovereign capability a national priority, we sit down with a CEO who didn’t wait for the policy tailwind. Lynch reveals how Volatus positioned itself at the center of Canada’s structural reset—acquiring strategic UK drone IP, ramping up manufacturing in Quebec, and building Arctic-ready, long-endurance unmanned systems. We dissect what the new Defense Industrial Strategy actually means for investors, why Volatus was named to the TSX Venture 50, and how the company is leveraging its commercial-scale operations in oil and gas pipeline monitoring to dominate the defense and sovereignty space. From multi-day flight drones hardened for the Arctic to the fight for Canadian IP control, this is a masterclass in aligning industrial strategy with national security.

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