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Rising to the Surface with Kraken Robotics
The Wave May Be Just Getting Started Surging Stock Still Looks Undervalued Even though the stock of Sophic Capital client Kraken Robotics (PNG:TSXV, KRKNF:OTCQB) has surged over 150% in the past six months, it still appears undervalued when compared to its peers. In...
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Kraken Robotics’ stock is up more than 40% and has set a new 52-week high since Ocean Infinity, a Kraken customer, announced its plan to take an almost 10% stake in Kraken. In the days following the press release, Kraken’s stock has consistently closed above the $0.20/share investment price with comparatively heavy volume. On October 26, 2017, GE Venture company Avitas Systems partnered with Kraken Robotics to develop subsea inspection solutions for the oil and gas industry. This a milestone for Kraken Robotics because for the past two years management has been communicating a search/recovery/inspection, subscription model called Robotics-as-a-Service (RaaS) for sea drones. Militaries around the world see the utility of sending unmanned underwater vehicles on missions that typically require expensive resources and heavy manpower. water covers over 70% of the earth, yet we’ve explored less than 5% of seabeds due to the sea’s hostile environment, an environment better suited for machines than humans. The unmanned aerial vehicle (drone) market is expected to be cumulatively worth $91 billion over the next decade. Although military spending dominates the industry, the industrial and consumer markets are quickly adopting drones and have decades of growth ahead.
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