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ACSL’s U.S. subsidiary ACSL, Inc. begins full-scale expansion in Canada: launches sales of the “SOTEN” drone and advances technical integration in collaboration with Draganfly

ACSL's U.S. subsidiary has entered into a sales agency agreement with Canada's Draganfly and will begin selling the small aerial imaging drone “SOTEN” in Canada from June 2026. In addition, it will begin integrating the technology of Draganfly's drones to support ACSL's camera payloads and smart controllers.

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Agreements reached under this partnership

Business alliance
6232ACSL Ltd.
Alliance partnerDraganfly Inc.
Details of the alliance
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    Expand “SOTEN” into the Canadian market through Draganfly's sales and service network

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    Advance technical integration to enable certain Draganfly drones to support the camera payload for SOTEN and the “TAITEN” smart controller

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About the partner
Business DescriptionDevelopment and sale of drone solutions and software
LocationSaskatoon, Canada
Alliance start dateSales to begin in June 2026
Agreements reached under this partnership
ItemDetails
Name of alliance partnerDraganfly Inc.
Alliance partner's business activitiesDevelopment and sale of drone solutions and software
Alliance partner's locationSaskatoon, Canada
Type of allianceBusiness alliance
Details of the allianceExpand “SOTEN” into the Canadian market through Draganfly's sales and service network, Advance technical integration to enable certain Draganfly drones to support the camera payload for SOTEN and the “TAITEN” smart controller
Alliance start dateSales to begin in June 2026
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Drone use is expected to expand in areas such as public safety, as Canada is also expected to introduce regulations similar to those in the United States. The initiative is also intended to contribute to the “full-scale expansion of the North American business” set out in ACSL's medium-term management policy.

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ACSL’s U.S. subsidiary ACSL, Inc. begins full-scale expansion in Canada: launches sales of the “SOTEN” drone and advances technical integration in collaboration with Draganfly | ACSL Ltd. (6232) timely disclosure | Komori