DroneShield (ASX: DRO) has had a bruising week as a sharp share price decline, heavy insider selling, and confusion around contract disclosures unsettled investors. Despite the noise, the company continues to deliver strong financial performance and remains positioned as a global leader in counter drone technology.
A Sharp Share Price Pullback Tests Investor Nerves
The share price fell more than 30 percent in a single week, dropping from an October high near seven dollars to roughly two dollars and thirty cents by mid November. This represents a fall of around sixty five. . .
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