In my opinion the current soft defeat does not do much against...

In my opinion the current soft defeat does not do much against the proper military grade drones, but the majority of drones even on the battlefield are consumer grade DJIs - they are much cheaper and can perform some tasks on par with the military grade drones. Dronesield soft defeat tech will be in high demand for the years to come even for the military. Not to mention some cheap poor quality drones from the 3rd world countries like Iran - those will never have decent RF protection. And we saw both Iran and Russia using those a lot, covering the lack of wuality with large numbers.

But to me the biggest competitive advantage of Droneshield are not the drone guns, but the smart monitoring and control systems. Those will be the game changer if the company is able to deliver on its promises. If the 5 year plan is realised and the company gets to 500m annual revenue with 50% from SaaS that will be massive and the SP will skyrocket.

My opinion only, of course. DYOR.