Nasdaq
US electronic stock exchange; primary listing venue for the drone and defence companies Lowdown tracks.
Nasdaq operates a US electronic exchange. On 7 May 2026, Red Cat Holdings used its listing to disclose a partnership with Ukraine's state arms exporter.
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Nasdaq is a US electronic stock exchange and a primary listing venue for companies in the drone and defence sectors. A listed company’s public disclosures can make commercial ties visible to investors and outside observers.
On 7 May 2026, Red Cat Holdings disclosed its partnership with Spetstechnoexport, Ukraine’s state arms exporter, through a stock-exchange filing. The disclosure showed how a Nasdaq listing can expose a defence partnership that might otherwise remain private.
Nasdaq also has an investment Arm. Nasdaq Ventures co-invested in London blockchain analytics company Elliptic’s $120m Series D on 12 May 2026, alongside Deutsche Bank and the British Business Bank.