One way you can answer that question is trying to forecast what the anti-drone industry will look like in the coming years.
If a drone that costs few thousands to make can destroy assets worth millions, then anti drone technology is worth investing in.
Seems to me the anti-drone industry itself is one that will continue growing, and with it, the businesses operating in it.
Where that leaves Droneshield is anyones guess. But to sell, would indicate that one believes the anti-drone industry won’t grow rapidly (if at all) or that Droneshield won’t be a major player getting a large chuck of revenue from the rising industry.
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