Market Cap 221.50M
Revenue (ttm) 0.00
Net Income (ttm) -2.30M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 0.00%
Debt to Equity Ratio -0.13
Volume 11,800
Avg Vol 62,994
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 1.25B
Stochastic %K 89%
Beta 52.47
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target N/A

Company Profile

SkyTech Orion Global Corp. operates as a plant-based wellness and pharma solutions company in Israel. It focuses on developing plant-based products to enhance quality of life, and complementary solutions for balancing side effects caused by using medicines, treatments, or an unbalanced lifestyle. The company's products include sprays, powders, tablets, capsules, and tinctures. The company offers oral cavity care product line, including SmokLy sprays for cannabis users and tobacco smokers; and Dr...

Industry: Packaged Foods
Sector: Consumer Defensive
Phone: 972 9 885 1422
Address:
5 Rashi St., Yeruham, Israel
LieutenantJoe
LieutenantJoe Feb. 3 at 4:15 PM
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StockJelli
StockJelli Feb. 3 at 4:05 PM
Metals and small cap tech are dominating right now on the momentum chart. 👇🚨 $NPT $CTGL $DVA $AGQ $PDYN
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DaBullRunner
DaBullRunner Feb. 2 at 6:24 PM
$ELPW halted up!!!! I’m seeing $1.72 now 🤑 🚨GCTS🚨will be my BIGGEST pay day of the year Remember this post $PBM $JLHL $CTGL $ZCMD what a day so far
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Elevate1
Elevate1 Jan. 26 at 9:30 AM
$CTGL This article in the WSJ over the weekend demonstrates the need for Israeli drone technology! If China is charging ahead and spending huge $ in AI drone algorithyms then the US and Israeli collaboration has to ramp up. The article points out that China’s dominance in small drone supply and supply chain infrastructure gives them an advantage. This puts a premium on the only country beside Ukraine and Russia that has actual combat experience in using Drones in a conflict. SkyTech as the owner of Israel’s Drone Innovation center has access to that country’s best software, hardware innovations. Ora’s LEGO style drone innovation is the Apple of Drones and will graft the best of Israel and US tech. This Company will be the major Drone play of the year. Ian long and will trade at will!
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SOD2Enthusiast
SOD2Enthusiast Jan. 25 at 2:43 PM
$CTGL https://www.wsj.com/world/china/china-ai-weapons-hawks-wolves-2fcb58bb?st=A6uf6y
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Elevate1
Elevate1 Jan. 17 at 6:14 PM
$CTGL In my opinion there may be 500 k shares spread among 3 clearing firms that had written it off, they all paid $.30 or higher looking at past charts. However once a stock is dead and comes back to life it is found money. It appears they want to sell $.19-23.. once gone it scorches as momentum runs this toward $2-3 given the many positive announcements I see happening! I am long and will trade at will!
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dustydog77
dustydog77 Jan. 17 at 12:58 AM
$CTGL Do not presently have a position. Two questions that I have after looking at the last 6 mo. chart and price. I see the enthusiasm for the drones etc. What is the timeframe? With the price action someone made bank from .0001 to .1684. Does anyone still have shares at the .0001 price and if so your thoughts? Thank you.
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Trader1141
Trader1141 Jan. 16 at 5:36 PM
$VERO $JAGX $JFBR $CTGL All held pretty good through the bumpy part of the day… now lets go up!! 😎
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StormChaser
StormChaser Jan. 15 at 7:31 PM
$CTGL any new news or direct opportunities insight? Any information on the manufacturing center that was paid for by Israel that is now building these?
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MileHighAC92
MileHighAC92 Jan. 15 at 4:37 PM
$SPHL $AUID $CTGL $CJMB 4 for 4 wins today. This is the best day I have had day trading in a long time! Congrats to those who made some hard earned money today.
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LieutenantJoe
LieutenantJoe Feb. 3 at 4:15 PM
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StockJelli
StockJelli Feb. 3 at 4:05 PM
Metals and small cap tech are dominating right now on the momentum chart. 👇🚨 $NPT $CTGL $DVA $AGQ $PDYN
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DaBullRunner
DaBullRunner Feb. 2 at 6:24 PM
$ELPW halted up!!!! I’m seeing $1.72 now 🤑 🚨GCTS🚨will be my BIGGEST pay day of the year Remember this post $PBM $JLHL $CTGL $ZCMD what a day so far
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Elevate1
Elevate1 Jan. 26 at 9:30 AM
$CTGL This article in the WSJ over the weekend demonstrates the need for Israeli drone technology! If China is charging ahead and spending huge $ in AI drone algorithyms then the US and Israeli collaboration has to ramp up. The article points out that China’s dominance in small drone supply and supply chain infrastructure gives them an advantage. This puts a premium on the only country beside Ukraine and Russia that has actual combat experience in using Drones in a conflict. SkyTech as the owner of Israel’s Drone Innovation center has access to that country’s best software, hardware innovations. Ora’s LEGO style drone innovation is the Apple of Drones and will graft the best of Israel and US tech. This Company will be the major Drone play of the year. Ian long and will trade at will!
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SOD2Enthusiast
SOD2Enthusiast Jan. 25 at 2:43 PM
$CTGL https://www.wsj.com/world/china/china-ai-weapons-hawks-wolves-2fcb58bb?st=A6uf6y
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Elevate1
Elevate1 Jan. 17 at 6:14 PM
$CTGL In my opinion there may be 500 k shares spread among 3 clearing firms that had written it off, they all paid $.30 or higher looking at past charts. However once a stock is dead and comes back to life it is found money. It appears they want to sell $.19-23.. once gone it scorches as momentum runs this toward $2-3 given the many positive announcements I see happening! I am long and will trade at will!
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dustydog77
dustydog77 Jan. 17 at 12:58 AM
$CTGL Do not presently have a position. Two questions that I have after looking at the last 6 mo. chart and price. I see the enthusiasm for the drones etc. What is the timeframe? With the price action someone made bank from .0001 to .1684. Does anyone still have shares at the .0001 price and if so your thoughts? Thank you.
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Trader1141
Trader1141 Jan. 16 at 5:36 PM
$VERO $JAGX $JFBR $CTGL All held pretty good through the bumpy part of the day… now lets go up!! 😎
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StormChaser
StormChaser Jan. 15 at 7:31 PM
$CTGL any new news or direct opportunities insight? Any information on the manufacturing center that was paid for by Israel that is now building these?
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MileHighAC92
MileHighAC92 Jan. 15 at 4:37 PM
$SPHL $AUID $CTGL $CJMB 4 for 4 wins today. This is the best day I have had day trading in a long time! Congrats to those who made some hard earned money today.
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ajp987
ajp987 Jan. 15 at 3:22 AM
$CTGL can these drones operate with and without fibre optics cable? Looking at Ukraine lots of non Fiber optics cable drones do not reach their targets anymore because of RF jamming
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Elevate1
Elevate1 Jan. 11 at 1:09 PM
$CTGL Obviously given the dramatic impact these quadcopters technology is progressing at and tge fact that DJI is being banned by all Western nations for military and commercial use means demand is surging, supply non-existent and supply needs to ramp up enormously. CTGL’s patent pending manufacturing capability and 2 nation one patented product and production method approach and Apple -like product assembly method gives them the Scaleabikity needed . This Company is about to bolt from under the otcID radar into being a household name over the next 24 months the fixed drone that can carry up to 13 lbs weighs only about 2-2.5lbs which means with payload is way under the 25 lb legislated weight for commercial delivery in Urban and suburban areas. This solves Amazon and Walmart and Home Depot and Lowe’s problem. Offshore oil and mining platforms will love this and its price! The stock is heading higher! I am long and will trade at will!
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Elevate1
Elevate1 Jan. 11 at 12:48 PM
$CTGL Contd! The encased payload( bomb) is different than using Velcro to hold the bomb requiring the soldier to expose himself to the payload. Now let’s assume they use Semtex. sod’s research says 4 lbs of Semtex can take down any sized building within 80 ft. All residential homes within 130 ft and carry Schrapnel to nearly 600 ft. (2 football field) the 80 ft is nearly 30 yards . At 12 lbs multiply by 3. If the drone goes into an enclosed area with Semtex even more devastating. At 90+ mph with amazing maneuverability nothing can get away. Add this Drone to the LEGO replicator family and you get how advanced Ora’s team combined with SSYS is! Another major plus larger propellers and silent and all wires enclosed. It can work in any weather where other quad cooters cannot! I believe the Replicator family will get major contracts. All this as the IDF needs 100’s of 1000’s of drones from her! I am long and will trade at will!
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Elevate1
Elevate1 Jan. 11 at 12:39 PM
$CTGL Sod2’s prior research report about the blast impact of Semtex is extraordinarily inciteful! I believe that Ora and her team responded to the Drone Domination Rfp deadline for the first round of the 300,000 drone need of the army. It is part of the Army’s Replicator program! It just so happens CTGL’s drone family is called Replicator. It requires eventual no Chinese parts( though in first round certain parts could be imported) but must be produced in US. CTGL has SSYS as its advanced manufacturing partner and she has several major assemblers and parts supplier partners. CTGL using its patent pending manufacturing method designed a specific FPV drone that is silent, all electronics inside to work in any weather, could exceed 90 mph, carry over 13lbs of explosive and have a range in excess of 12 miles and met the $5000 army demand! I believe that no one else will meet this! The payload snaps in and is covered in carbon fiber I believe. Contd.
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SOD2Enthusiast
SOD2Enthusiast Jan. 10 at 3:27 PM
$CTGL Blast Effects of 4 Pounds of Semtex Four pounds of Semtex represents a substantial explosive threat capable of causing devastating damage over a significant area. Given Semtex's TNT equivalence of 1.25-1.35, 4 pounds (approximately 1.81kg) of Semtex would have the explosive power of roughly 5-5.4 pounds (2.3-2.4 kg) of TNT.[1] Blast Radius and Damage Zones Using the Hopkinson-Cranz scaling law, which is the standard method for calculating blast effects, we canestimate the damage zones for this quantity of explosive:[2][3] Fragment Safety Distance (bare explosive): For a bare exposed explosive charge, the safety distancewhere no fragments are expected is calculated as R = 130 × W^(1/3). For 2.3 kg TNT equivalent, this gives a blast radius of approximately 170 meters (557 feet).This represents the outer boundary where flying debrisand fragments would cease to be a significant hazard.[2] However, the actual damage varies dramatically based ondistance and the overpressure experienced at each location: Severe Damage Zone (5+ psi overpressure): Within the closest range to the detonation, overpressures would exceed 5 psi, causing most buildings to collapse with universal injuries and widespread fatalities. For a charge of this size, this zone would extend to approximately15-25 meters (50-80 feet) from the detonation point.[4][5][6] Moderate Damage Zone (3-5 psi): At 3 psi overpressure, residential structures collapse, seriousinjuries are common, and fatalities may occur. This zone would extend to roughly 25-40 meters (80-130 feet) from the explosion.[6][4] Light Damage Zone (1-3 psi): At 2 psi, moderate damage to houses occurs with windows and doors blown out and severe roof damage. At 1 psi, window glass shatters throughout the area, causing light injuriesfrom flying fragments. This outer damage zone couldextend 60-100 meters (200-330 feet) from the detonation.[4][6] Specific Destructive Effects by Overpressure The table below illustrates what happens at differentoverpressure levels, all of which would occur at varying distances from a 4-pound Semtex detonation:[5][6][4] 20 psi: Heavily built concrete buildings are severelydamaged or demolished, with fatalities approaching 100% 10 psi: Reinforced concrete buildings are severelydamaged or demolished, with most people killed 5 psi: Most buildings collapse except reinforcedconcrete structures; injuries are universal and fatalities widespread 3 psi: Residential structures collapse; serious injuriesare common with possible fatalities 2 psi: Moderate damage to houses with windows anddoors blown out 1 psi: Window glass shatters across a wide area; lightinjuries from fragments occur Lethal Range and Human Effects The blast wave itself can cause direct injury to humans through overpressure effects on the body. The thresholdfor lung damage occurs at about 15 psi blast overpressure, while a 35-45 psi overpressure may cause 1% fatalities from blast effects alone. However, the combination of blast overpressure, blast winds, and flying debris makes the area much more dangerous than overpressure alone suggests.[6] At 5 psi overpressure (the "widespread fatality" threshold), the blast wind reaches approximately 163 mph. These winds, combined with collapsing structuresand flying debris, create conditions where survival isunlikely even for those not directly killed by the pressure wave itself.[5] Comparative Context To put this in perspective, 4 pounds of Semtex is significantly more explosive material than was used in many notable terrorist attacks. Recall that just 200 grams (0.44 pounds) of Semtex was sufficient to destroy Pan Am Flight 103 in 1988. Four poundsrepresents approximately nine times that amount, indicating catastrophic potential in most scenarios.[7][8] In an enclosed space like a building or vehicle, the effects would be dramatically amplified due to reflection and confinement of the blast wave, potentially causing complete structural failure and near-total fatalities within the structure.[4][5] Important Safety Note These calculations represent theoretical estimates based on standard blast physics. Real-world effects can vary based on numerous factors including the explosive'sconfiguration (spherical vs. shaped charges producevery different effects), whether it's confined or bareexposed, ground surface characteristics, presence of structures, and atmospheric conditions. The actual lethal radius and damage zones could be larger or smaller depending on these variables.[9][10][2] Anyone within several hundred meters of such a detonation would face extreme danger from acombination of blast overpressure, thermal effects, flying fragments, and structural collapse.[5][6][4] “I own shares of the company and they may buy or sell shares at any time without prior notice. This statement is not a recommendation to buy or sell securities and reflects my personal investment decisions “
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Trader1141
Trader1141 Jan. 9 at 8:51 PM
$PASW why is this dropping so much today??? Bullsh!t reasoning… really no reason. They’re getting more funding. $ANPA $SMX $CTGL $HKD
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MonkeyPlanet
MonkeyPlanet Jan. 8 at 8:46 PM
$CTGL Oh Lord🧨🧨🧨
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Swayz99
Swayz99 Jan. 8 at 2:01 PM
1/8 WL -> $FLYX (leader w/ news, ww break of PM highs at open) $ACON (news, nice move PM, ww red/green back over $9 level) $MLTX (news, another red/green candidate back over $16) $IPSC (grinding on low volume PM, backburner) $CTGL (backburner) Some solid PM moves this morning with small caps on news headlines. Volume seems a bit scattered still and will be patient at the open to see which grabs the attention. Wait for those A-quality setups and capitalize on these moves while they are here. Trade the plan. Happy Huntin'!
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WallStreetPimp
WallStreetPimp Jan. 4 at 1:53 AM
$CTGL I feel like I need to buy this
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Elevate1
Elevate1 Jan. 2 at 3:24 PM
$CTGL Sod2’s prior 2 posts accurately Lays out the demand of Western Mikitairies need for small drones. especially drones like the Replicator from CTGL that can be done in mass at $5000 with no Chinese parts. We are talking millions of drones. Israel is perfectly positioned to become on of the two leading nations to export this tech and SkyTech is and will be the leader! As the world moves to these extremely effective and low cost systems CTGL stock will be the major play for military and civilian use key is the dual use nature of the product! I am long sndveill trade at will
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SOD2Enthusiast
SOD2Enthusiast Jan. 2 at 3:15 PM
$CTGL Based on the updated strategic landscape for 2026—specifically the US DoD’s Replicator Initiative, the NDAA ban on Chinese components, and the "consumable" nature of drone warfare seen in Ukraine—the demand for Western-sourced, modular drone systems is projected to be exponentially higher than previous peacetime estimates. The SkyTech Global Orion (CTGL) platform you described aligns directly with the "Replicator" requirement: a system that is attritable (affordable enough to lose), autonomous, and mass-producible outside of China. 1. Strategic Context: Why Demand is Higher The market has shifted from "drones as assets" (like a jeep or radio) to "drones as munitions" (like mortar shells or grenades). • The "Replicator" Factor: The US Department of Defense has officially committed to fielding "thousands of autonomous systems" on an accelerated timeline to counter China's mass. A solution that can be printed and assembled in the field bypasses the fragile trans-Pacific supply chain. • Anti-Jamming is the New Gold Standard: In Ukraine, standard commercial drones have an average life expectancy of 3 flights due to Electronic Warfare (EW). A system with anti-jamming capabilities (as you noted for SkyTech) is no longer a luxury; it is a prerequisite for survival. This renders existing inventories of non-hardened drones obsolete, forcing a massive global replacement cycle. • Supply Chain Security: The "Blue sUAS" list and strict NDAA compliance mean Western militaries cannot buy 90% of the commercial market (DJI, Autel). They are starving for a sub-$10K, non-Chinese alternative. 2. Updated Market Estimate: Non-Adversarial Militaries Target Market: United States, NATO, Major Non-NATO Allies (Israel, Japan, South Korea, Australia), and friendly nations (e.g., India, Brazil). • Total Active Ground Forces (Addressable): ~6.8 Million Soldiers. Revised Requirement Model (The "SkyTech" Paradigm) Unlike the previous "1 per squad" model, a $5,000 modular unit with a 4 lb payload (capable of dropping munitions or supplies) and swarming capability allows for individual issue to frontline troops and swarm issue to support units. Tier Force Size Usage Doctrine Inventory Requirement Total Units Tier 1: Frontline Combat ~1,200,000 1 per soldier (Swarm capable) + 500% Attrition Stockpile High-intensity combat issue. Used for strike, breach, and ISR. 7.2 Million Tier 2: Combat Support ~2,500,000 1 per 5 soldiers (Squad asset) + 200% Attrition Stockpile Base security, logistics delivery (4lb payload), perimeter swarm. 1.5 Million Tier 3: Reserves/Training ~3,100,000 1 per 20 soldiers (Training set) + 50% Attrition Stockpile Training and homeland defense. 230,000 Total Global Requirement 5-Year Procurement Cycle ~8.93 Million Units Verdict: The demand is ~6x higher than the standard peacetime estimate of ~1.5 million units. The shift to "swarming" and "consumable" warfare means armies need millions of units in reserve, not thousands. 3. Financial Implications for SkyTech Global Orion The economics you provided ($5,000 price, 60% margin) suggest SkyTech is positioning itself as the "Toyota of Drones"—reliable, mass-produced, and ubiquitous—rather than the "Ferrari" (Global Hawk). • Total Addressable Market (TAM) Volume: ~8.9 million units (over 5-10 years). • Unit Price: $5,000. • Total Revenue Opportunity: $44.65 Billion. • Operating Margin (60%): $26.79 Billion in potential operating profit. Why this pricing works: • Competitor Pricing: A Switchblade 300 (loitering munition) costs ~$50,000+. A Black Hornet (nano drone) costs ~$195,000. • The SkyTech Gap: At $5,000, SkyTech is 1/10th the cost of current military incumbents but offers 4lb payload and swarming. This allows Western armies to buy 10 SkyTech drones for the price of 1 Switchblade, enabling the mass swarms envisioned in the Replicator Initiative. 4. Operational Advantages of the "Lego" Model The "snap-together" rapid prototyping capability you described solves the three biggest logistical nightmares of modern war: 1. Obsolescence: If the enemy updates their jamming frequencies, you don't need to ship the drone back to the US. You email a new design file to the field printer, print new carbon arms or antenna housings, and snap them onto the existing "brain." 2. Mission Flexibility: A single inventory item can be a recon drone (light arms, big battery) in the morning and a bomber (heavy carbon arms, 4lb munition) in the afternoon. 3. Shipping Air: Traditional drones are bulky. Flat-packing "Lego" parts allows a C-130 transport plane to carry 5,000 drone kits instead of 500 fully assembled units. Conclusion By offering a $5,000, non-Chinese, anti-jam, modular system, SkyTech Global Orion is not just filling a gap; it is creating a new asset class. The "Free World" militaries likely need an inventory of ~9 million units to achieve true parity with the mass-production capabilities of the China/Russia axis. The ability to produce these locally ("Replica manufacturing") is the strategic key that unlocks this demand. “I own shares of the Company and may buy or sell shares at any time without prior notice. This statement is not a recommendation to buy or sell securities and reflects my personal investment decisions.”
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SOD2Enthusiast
SOD2Enthusiast Jan. 2 at 3:03 PM
$CTGL Israel could absolutely leverage the SkyTech Global Orion platform to secure its own supply chain and dominate the global "Dual-Use" market. The specific "Lego-like" modularity and "anti-jam" capability you described aligns perfectly with Israel's new 2025/2026 defense doctrine (the "Blue and White" procurement initiative), which prioritizes domestic independence from foreign supply chains. By adopting a system that is legally a US-Israeli hybrid, Israel gains the ability to mass-produce "munitions-grade" drones domestically while accessing the massive US export market. 1. Israel’s Domestic "Dual-Use" Demand (The Base Market) Because Israel is a small country with high-tech infrastructure and constant security needs, the line between "commercial" and "military" is uniquely blurred. A drone used for agricultural monitoring in the Negev one day can be snapped into a "border patrol" configuration the next. Estimated Domestic Inventory Requirement: ~165,000 - 200,000 Units Sector User Base Use Case Unit Requirement IDF (Military) 170k Active + 465k Reserve 1 per 5 soldiers (Tactical standard) + Strategic Swarms (Border fences) 110,000 Internal Security 32k Police + Border Guard 1 per Patrol Car / Squad Rapid response in mixed cities 15,000 First Responders Magen David Adom / Fire Disaster response, search & rescue (using thermal/payload modules) 5,000 Agriculture ~4.3M dunams of farmland Precision ag, irrigation monitoring, security perimeters 15,000 Logistics/Delivery National Drone Initiative (INDI) Last-mile delivery (meds, food) bypassing traffic 20,000 Total Domestic Dual-Use Inventory ~165,000 Units • Financial Value (Domestic): At the $5,000 price point, Israel’s internal market for this initial inventory is valued at ~$825 Million. • Strategic Value: This inventory acts as a "latent reserve." In a total war scenario (like 2023/2024), the 35,000 commercial/police drones can be legally commandeered, reconfigured with "military" Lego arms/payloads in hours, and sent to the front. 2. Israel as a Global Supplier: The "Intel Inside" Strategy You asked if Israel could become a leading supplier using this tech. The answer is a definitive yes, but uniquely through the "SkyTech Model" (US-Israel Hybrid). Israel is already a top-tier drone exporter (Elbit, IAI), but it sells "Ferraris" (Hermes 450, Heron). It has zero presence in the mass-market "Toyota" segment (Small UAS), which is currently dominated by China (DJI). The Winning Strategy: By utilizing the SkyTech Orion model (US Company + Israeli R&D), Israel solves the two biggest barriers to becoming a global superpower in small drones: 1. Diplomacy: Many Arab and Non-Aligned nations cannot buy "Israeli Military Drones" due to politics. They can, however, buy a "US Commercial Drone" (SkyTech) that happens to have Israeli AI inside. 2. Scale: Israel lacks the physical space for massive factories. The "Lego/Rapid Prototyping" model allows Israel to export the IP and Core "Brain" Chips ($100 value) while the bulky plastic frames are printed in the customer's country (US, Germany, India). Market Potential: • Target: Displacing DJI in the Western "Dual Use" Government market. • Global "Blue sUAS" Gap: Western police, fire, and industrial users need ~5 million units to replace Chinese fleets by 2030. • Capture Rate: If Israel/SkyTech captures just 20% of this replacement market, that is 1 million units ($5 Billion revenue). Conclusion The "SkyTech" platform enables Israel to effectively "export its startup nation model" physically. By selling a system that is 80% plastic (printed locally) and 20% Israeli high-tech (the brain/AI), Israel maximizes its margins and influence without needing to build massive industrial plants. This secures its status not just as a niche military vendor, but as the operating system provider for the free world's small drone fleets. “I own shares of the Company and may buy or sell shares at any time without prior notice. This statement is not a recommendation to buy or sell securities and reflects my personal investment decisions.”
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