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Lowe's Companies has begun drone delivery from its Matthews, North Carolina store, offering selected home improvement and household items in as little as 20 minutes through partners Wing and DoorDash. The pilot launch comes as Lowe's shares have been under pressure, with a 30-day share price return down 8.83%, a year-to-date share price return down 26.13%, and a 1-year total shareholder return down 24.75%. The company is also accelerating its shift toward professional contractors while strengthening its Total Home strategy for DIY and Do It For Me customers, supported by major acquisitions including Foundation Building Materials and Artisan Design Group plus digital investments. The most followed narrative values Lowe's at $255.00 against a last close of $182.38, a 28.5% undervalued estimate based on discounted future cash flows. That story could break if Pro demand softens for longer than expected or if the FBM and ADG integrations drag on profitability.

DoorDash unveiled its purpose-built autonomous aircraft powered by DoorDash Air and outlined plans for an end-to-end drone delivery system designed to scale for all local businesses. Pilot drone deliveries will begin in Northern California in partnership with national restaurant brands including Chipotle Mexican Grill and Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen, along with local restaurant Momo N Curry. DoorDash said about 80% of today's typical restaurant orders are light and small enough for the aircraft to carry safely, and that initial tests showed delivery times from restaurant to consumer's door averaging under five minutes. The system runs on DoorDash's Autonomous Delivery Platform, the same platform coordinating Dashers, the Dot ground robot, and third-party autonomous delivery partners, and the company said it has already completed hundreds of thousands of lifetime autonomous deliveries. Harrison Shih, Head of DoorDash Air, said the team started with how local businesses actually operate rather than with the aircraft, building ground infrastructure, loading systems, packaging, and order data first.

Draganfly announced the closing of its previously announced registered direct offering, raising approximately $10M in gross proceeds. Under the terms of the offering, the drone solutions developer issued 1.87M common shares at $5.35 per share. Draganfly plans to deploy the net funds to accelerate the development of advanced strategic capabilities and support general working capital requirements as global demand matures across U.S. and international markets. The offering was executed under an effective SEC Form F-10 shelf registration statement effective February 25, 2026, and a Canadian base shelf prospectus dated October 24, 2025.

Draganfly Inc. announced the closing of its previously announced registered direct offering of 1,869,159 common shares at US$5.35 per share, for gross proceeds of approximately US$10 million before deducting placement agent discounts and offering expenses. Jett Capital Advisors, LLC and Northland Capital Markets acted as joint-lead placement agents for the investment. Draganfly said it intends to use the net proceeds to accelerate development of advanced strategic capabilities and to fund general working capital in meeting demand for its products in the rapidly maturing U.S. and international markets. The offering was made under an effective shelf registration statement on Form F-10 that became automatically effective on February 25, 2026, and the company's Canadian short form base shelf prospectus dated October 24, 2025. Draganfly offered and sold the securities in the United States only, with no securities offered or sold to Canadian purchasers.

Drone operations to deliver supplies to flood victims at the Rom Klao community housing complex are continuing, focused on getting food and drinking water into inner areas that boats cannot reach because of fences, submerged cars and underwater obstacles. Mr. Sueksit Srijomkwan, Deputy Secretary-General to the Prime Minister, said the volunteer rescue drone team set up a launch and landing point on Rom Klao Road before flying supplies to the rooftop of Rom Klao Police Station and to a supply receiving point in the Daeng rooftop zone, where boats take over to distribute aid further into the area. In operations on 29 September, the team from the Defence Industry Association and the company Sistronics flew 1,200 boxed meals and 32 packs of drinking water, or 384 bottles, in a total of 6 flights, with the supplies weighing 492 kilograms, along with 4 aerial mapping flights and 8 survey flights to gather data for relief planning. The mission builds on the drone-based relief system that Professor Dr. Yodchanan Wongsawat, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation, coordinated with King Mongkut's University of Technology North Bangkok, the Defence Industry Association, the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security and rescue teams, and which was launched on 28 September to speed food and survival kits to locations that are difficult to reach by boat. Meanwhile, police operations on 28–29 September used two FlyCart 30 drones to fly 200 boxed meals, 6 packs of drinking water and 300 candles in a total of 6 flights weighing 180 kilograms, helping about 200 households, and used three M4T drones for 4 area survey and nighttime surveillance support flights.