I'd like to better understand the competitive threat posed by companies like AIM Defence, a Melbourne company, that is working with the ADF to refine drone-killing laser technology. South Korea and the UK investing heavily in this area too.
How does DRO compare and compete in a fast-evolving technological landscape, justifying it's eye-watering PE?
I applaud DRO and its success for shareholder btw, but is it wise to be wary against this evolving threat?
If anyone has any insights please share.
Competitive Threat: Laser Technology
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