5 Stocks With Effortless 38-78% Gains

2. Red Cat Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ:RCAT)

Red Cat climbed by 54 percent week-on-week, as investors took heart from the rosy prospects for the overall industry amid news of funding support from the US government.

Last week, Red Cat Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ:RCAT) rallied alongside its counterparts following news that the US government is exploring potential funding deals with a group of companies, including drone-makers, to increase domestic production and lower costs.

In other news, Red Cat Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ:RCAT) announced that its subsidiary, Blue Ops, is now in full gear for the production of a maritime autonomy platform to support US defense missions.

In a statement, Red Cat Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ:RCAT) said that Blue Ops is now ramping up the production of the Variant 7 uncrewed surface vessel—a mission-adaptable USV powered by a Steyr engine and integrated with a domestic autonomy, command-and-control, communications, and mission systems stack.

V7 is designed for sea state endurance, maintainability, survivability, operational simplicity, and long-term mission reliability. It supports missions including intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance; force protection; harbor and coastal security; contested logistics; and payload-adaptable operations for US and allied forces.

“Blue Ops is moving Variant 7 into full-rate production because the mission demand is here now,” said Barry Hinckley, president of Blue Ops.

“This platform brings together US boatbuilding expertise, a modern tech stack that was designed and developed domestically, and a defense-ready supply chain for customers who cannot compromise on origin, reliability, or adaptability. We designed Variant 7 to be built at scale and configured for the missions our customers face,” he noted.

Blue Ops’ autonomy roadmap is further strengthened by Red Cat Holdings Inc.’s (NASDAQ:RCAT) acquisition of Apium Swarm Robotics, a California-based developer of distributed control systems for autonomous swarming drones and USVs. Apium will continue developing its multi-agent autonomy architecture for integration with the V7 and Red Cat’s Family of Systems, supporting coordinated operations across air, land, and sea.