The moment of truth has come! Ukrainian startup Swarmer, which few expected to see on the world stage, has broken through to the American Nasdaq exchange. March 17 is not just a date. It is a symbol of the power of a new era! During the first day, the shares soared to 150%, and the whole 5 times exceeded the initial price. Yes, investors caught this wave, and more than 9 million shares have already changed hands, demonstrating their willingness to support truth, ability and perseverance.
Swarmer launched 3 million shares at $5. But instantly their value jumped to $12.5! During this dizzying day, the price surpassed the $31 mark. Interest in Ukrainian defense technology was above all else! The price grew so alarmingly, as did the trading volumes – from $11 to $40 per share.
The morning of March 18 showed that no one will stop! The shares are stable at around $31. This is perhaps the largest investment in Ukrainian defense-tech projects since the beginning of the full-scale war. The company, founded by two brave liberators – Serhiy Kuprienko and Alex Fink, is developing technologies that not only have a chance, but also change the rules of the game. Their AI-based product allows one operator to control up to 25 drones. This is a real revolution in the control system!
With over 100,000 combat missions under their belt, their design is capable of keeping any adversary at bay. They show that technology can be more than just a simulation, but a real force in times when the fight is getting tougher.
The market protest continues, and this $15 million Series A investment from Broadband Capital Investments confirms: we are going up, despite the opposition. The company is valued at $35 to $70 million. This is no longer just a number, this is a rethinking of Ukrainian combat capability. This launch was not an easy walk; it is the result of many battles.
We are here to achieve true victory. And so, in the chain of “experience - innovation - result”, Swarmer defends our independence.
Original source: https://zaxid.net/
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