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ASX Runners of the Week: 333D, Boresight, Southern Hemi & White Cliff
Snagging silver on the week was yet another Runners/ASX debutant in defence technology, Boresight Limited. The company listed on Wednesday after raising $8 million at 20c per share, and it would seem the stock was in tight supply, with it absolutely flying off the shelves on day one. Read More ...
Jun 121 min read


Boresight CEO ‘very happy’ with company’s ASX debut
Boresight Chief Executive Justin Olde welcomed the company’s ASX debut, stating he was "very happy" with its opening performance. Watch Video ...
Jun 111 min read


Boresight surges more than 160 per cent in two days
An Australian company making drones for military shooting practice is up more than 160 per cent in its first two days of trading. Watch the Video ...
Jun 111 min read


Canberra Drone Maker’s ASX Arrival Sparks Fresh Defence Focus
Boresight has entered the ASX as a defence technology company specialising in aerial target drones, with global military customers, expanding manufacturing operations, and a growing role in modern defence training solutions. Read More ...
Jun 111 min read


HotCopper Wire Podcast #050 – Droning on (and on and on…)
In this week’s HotCopper Wire episode, Isaac McIntyre and Jonathon Davidson crack into why Australian traders are rotating into defensive stocks so heavily (who can blame them, really) and the big AI story in the States. Listen to the Podcast ...
Jun 111 min read


Target-practice drone maker lauds spike on trade debut
An Australian company that makes cheap drones for armies to destroy during training has soared after making its stock exchange debut. Boresight shares were changing hands at 36c on Wednesday afternoon, up 80 per cent from the 20c offer price in its $8 million initial public offering, giving the company a market value of $75 million. “I wouldn’t say we’re surprised at the result,” Boresight managing director and chief executive Justin Olde told AAP. “There was a lot of interes
Jun 101 min read


World-leading Canberra-based drone manufacturer makes ASX debut
A Canberra-based drone manufacturer has commenced trading on the Australian Stock Exchange in an $8 million initial public offering. The company issued 209 million shares on 10 June at a listing price of 20 cents in a bid to raise an additional $8 million in capital. Boresight manufactures quadrotor and fixed-wing target drones designed to train counter-uncrewed aerial system (C-UAS) operators and systems and for live-fire evaluations of systems. https://region.com.au/world-l
Jun 101 min read


Boresight expands target drone range
https://www.manmonthly.com.au/boresight-expands-target-drone-range/
Jun 91 min read


Boresight on target for IPO with its shoot ’em down drones
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/subscribe/news/1/?sourceCode=TAWEB_WRE170_a&dest=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.theaustralian.com.au%2Fbusiness%2Faviation%2Ftarget-drone-business-boresight-ready-to-list-on-the-asx-to-fuel-its-worldwide-growth%2Fnews-story%2F7062ad3459ffac8841030a310cdfe51f&memtype=anonymous&mode=premium&v21=GROUPA-Segment-2-NOSCORE
Jun 11 min read
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