DroneAcharya Aerial Innovations has achieved a significant milestone by securing the Directorate General of Civil Aviation’s (DGCA) type certification for its multipurpose drone, AgriVeer. This development marks a pivotal step for the company as it prepares to launch AgriVeer commercially across India. The certification paves the way for expanding drone technology applications in key sectors such as agriculture, education, and drone pilot training, enhancing efficiency, precision, and safety.
AgriVeer, designed for versatility, caters to the rising demand for drone technology in various industries. The DGCA certification is crucial under India’s Drone Rules 2021, which require UAV manufacturers to meet stringent safety, security, and reliability standards. With AgriVeer’s approval, DroneAcharya can now contribute significantly to sectors where drones are rapidly becoming indispensable tools.
Founded by Prateek Srivastava in 2017, DroneAcharya has been at the forefront of providing comprehensive drone solutions, including multi-sensor drone surveys, pilot training, and data processing services. In a strategic business move, the company recently signed a term sheet for a proposed merger with agri-drone company AITMC Ventures. This merger aims to combine the strengths of both entities, eyeing a mainboard listing for the combined company while retaining their brand identities. Their collaboration will streamline support teams, enhancing services across finance, legal, and compliance domains.
In addition to domestic ventures, DroneAcharya is expanding its global footprint. The company entered the Middle Eastern market by establishing a subsidiary in Abu Dhabi. It has also partnered with Canada-based Volatus Aerospace to manufacture drones in India, aligning with the ‘Make in India’ initiative. Furthermore, DroneAcharya has secured a contract worth INR 18.7 Lakh from the Indian Army, showcasing the trust and reliance placed on its advanced drone technologies.
Financially, the company has experienced a mixed trajectory. While net profits fell by 62.1% to INR 1.50 Cr in the six months ending September 2024, operational revenue rose 28.8% to INR 26.90 Cr, indicating robust business activity and growth potential. However, shares of DroneAcharya saw a slight dip, closing 0.83% lower at INR 71.75 on February 27, 2025, on the Bombay Stock Exchange.
As DroneAcharya gears up to launch AgriVeer and engage in strategic growth opportunities, it remains committed to maintaining high ethical standards in its operations. The company ensures transparency in its ventures and partnerships while delivering innovative solutions to advance the drone industry.
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