Unusual Machines (NYSEAMERICAN: UMAC) has an unusual story with its once-China-based manufacturing returning to the U.S. The critical takeaway is that this leading provider of advanced drone ...

In other recent news, Unusual Machines, a manufacturer and seller of drone components, has announced plans to acquire Aloft Technologies, a leader in unmanned aerial system services.

ORLANDO, FLORIDA/ ACCESS Newswire/ May 7, 2025/ Unusual Machines, Inc., a United States based manufacturer and distributor of drone parts has successfully closed a confidentially marketed public ...

Summary Unusual Machines consists of Fat Shark and Rotor Riot, acquired from Red Cat, well positioned to capitalize on market shift in drone industry.

Unusual Machines navigates the booming drone market as a DJI alternative but faces financial challenges. Click here for a full investment analysis of UMAC stock.

Drone-parts maker Unusual Machines UMAC -6.84% says Donald Trump Jr.’s advisory role is about the president-elect’s son’s business network, not his political connections.

The VTX joins a growing list of Unusual Machines’ NDAA-compliant components already listed on the Framework, including the Fat Shark Aura FPV camera, Rotor Riot Brave F7 flight controller, and ...

Unusual Machines boosts drone ambitions with Rotor Lab acquisition, while dropping Aloft deal over strategic misalignment.