The ZenaTech, Inc. (ZENA) SEC filings page on Stock Titan provides access to the company’s regulatory disclosures as a foreign private issuer. ZenaTech files Form 20-F and frequent Form 6-K reports with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, which include unaudited consolidated financial statements, management’s discussion and analysis, and exhibits describing key corporate developments.
Recent 6-K filings referenced by the company contain detailed information on Drone as a Service (DaaS) expansion, including acquisition agreements and closings for land surveying, engineering, and service firms in multiple U.S. states, Canada, and the UK. They also include exhibits on ZenaTech’s defense and government initiatives, such as ZenaDrone’s Washington, D.C.-area office, applications for Green and Blue UAS certifications, and efforts to build NDAA-compliant drone manufacturing capacity in Arizona and Taiwan.
Other exhibits describe the launch of the Zena AI division and Quantum Computing projects, manufacturing expansions in the Dubai area, and the establishment of a global DaaS headquarters. Together, these filings offer insight into how ZenaTech is executing its strategy across AI drones, DaaS, enterprise SaaS, and Quantum Computing.
On Stock Titan, investors can review ZENA’s 6-K submissions and related exhibits as they are made available from EDGAR. The platform’s AI-powered tools summarize lengthy filings, highlight key items such as revenue trends, acquisition activity, and strategic initiatives, and make it easier to track how ZenaTech’s regulatory disclosures align with its press releases and business updates.
ZenaTech, Inc. is offering Common Shares and Warrants together having an aggregate offering price of US$25,000,000 pursuant to a Securities Purchase Agreement dated May 15, 2026 and a Placement Agency Agreement with Maxim Group LLC. The offering contemplates sale of 11,792,455 Common Shares at US$2.12 per share, with attached warrants exercisable at $2.50 per Warrant Share for five and one-half years; the Placement Agent fee is 5.5% of gross proceeds. Net proceeds, if the full offering is sold, would be approximately US$23,625,004, and the company states intended uses include acquisitions, capital expenditures, R&D, sales and marketing, investments and general corporate purposes. The prospectus supplement notes Nasdaq as the primary market (symbol ZENA) and discloses recent balance sheet and operating results, including 2025 revenue of CAD $12,912,722 and a net loss of $45,218,074 for 2025.
ZenaTech, Inc. has entered into a placement agency agreement and a securities purchase agreement to complete a registered equity offering of common shares and common share purchase warrants under its effective Form F-3 shelf registration.
Maxim Group LLC will act as exclusive lead placement agent on a reasonable best efforts basis, earning a 5.5% cash fee on aggregate gross proceeds and reimbursement of up to $50,000 of documented expenses if the financing closes. Investors will buy common shares at a per share purchase price of $2.12 and receive common warrants exercisable at $2.50 per share, issued under a purchase agreement that includes customary closing conditions, lock-up arrangements for directors and officers, and restrictions on future variable-rate financings. The company represents that its registration statement is effective and that its common shares remain listed on a trading market, supporting the registered nature of the offering.
ZenaTech, Inc. has agreed to sell 11,792,455 shares of common stock, together with warrants to purchase up to 11,792,455 additional shares, in a registered direct offering priced at a premium to market under Nasdaq rules. Each share and matching warrant unit is priced at US$2.12, with gross proceeds expected to be about US$25 million before fees and expenses.
The warrants are exercisable immediately at US$2.50 per share for five and a half years and may be redeemed earlier if the common share closing price exceeds $6.75 for ten consecutive trading days. Maxim Group LLC is the sole placement agent, and the transaction is expected to close on or about May 18, 2026, subject to customary conditions. The securities are being issued under an effective Form F-3 shelf registration, with final terms set out in a prospectus supplement and accompanying prospectus.
ZenaTech, Inc. reported strong top-line growth for 2025, with total revenue reaching $12.9 million, up 558% from $2.0 million in 2024, driven mainly by its Drone as a Service segment. DaaS generated $10.1 million, or 78% of revenue, in its first full year, while Enterprise SaaS revenue rose 43% to $2.8 million.
Total assets increased 188% to $99.8 million. Cash and reserves grew 301% to $15.1 million, and working capital rose 439% to $18.3 million, reflecting 20 acquisitions and expansion of drone and software operations. Despite this growth, ZenaTech recorded a net loss of $45.2 million as it invested heavily in DaaS rollout and defense-focused drone development.
ZenaTech, Inc. reported a breakout 2025 driven by its Drone as a Service (DaaS) roll-up strategy and expanding defense-focused drone platform. Full-year revenue reached $12.9 million, up 558% from 2024, with DaaS contributing $10.1 million and enterprise SaaS revenue rising to $2.8 million, a 43% increase.
Total assets grew 188% to $99.8 million, cash and reserves increased to $15.1 million, and working capital rose to $18.3 million. The company completed 20 acquisitions during 2025 and now operates 24 global DaaS locations. Despite these gains, ZenaTech posted a $45.2 million net loss, including $18.1 million of non-cash loan derivative charges, with loss excluding non-cash items at $19.2 million.
Operationally, ZenaTech advanced counter-UAS interceptor drones, launched new IQ-series products, pursued Green/Blue UAS certification, and deepened defense engagement. It initiated manufacturing and testing operations in Ukraine through Phoenix Aero LLC, opened offices in Seoul and London, and expanded its SaaS division via the NOW Solutions and Othership acquisitions.
ZenaTech, Inc., a British Columbia-based drone and software company listed on Nasdaq, filed Amendment No. 2 to its Form 20-F to update Note 19 (Subsequent Events) in its audited financial statements and make minor wording corrections. The amendment states that, other than these technical updates, prior disclosures remain unchanged and speak as of the original April 29, 2025 filing date.
The company operates as a foreign private issuer, an emerging growth company and a controlled company, allowing it to use reduced U.S. disclosure and certain Nasdaq governance exemptions while its CEO, Dr. Shaun Passley, holds more than 50% of voting power. Extensive risk disclosures highlight exposure to tariffs, geopolitical and macroeconomic volatility, significant stock price swings, potential Nasdaq delisting, going‑concern uncertainty and a need for additional capital, including a previously filed US$250 million shelf registration. ZenaTech also outlines substantial dilution risk from convertible notes, a contingent issuance of up to 5,539,500 additional shares, operational and regulatory risks tied to emerging markets and export controls, and concentrated dependence on Epazz for technology and services.
ZenaTech, Inc. filed Amendment No. 1 to its Form 20-F for the year ended December 31, 2025. The amendment’s sole purpose is to furnish Inline XBRL data; it does not update or change any prior disclosures and speaks only as of the original filing date.
The underlying annual report describes ZenaTech as a British Columbia–incorporated foreign private issuer, emerging growth company and Nasdaq “controlled company,” with its CEO holding more than half of voting power. It highlights extensive risks, including tariff-related pressures, extreme share-price volatility, potential Nasdaq delisting, going concern uncertainty, dependence on Epazz and key personnel, significant potential dilution from unlimited authorized common shares and convertible notes, technology and product-development challenges in its drone and software businesses, and regulatory, legal and emerging-market risks that could lead investors to lose part or all of their investment.
ZenaTech, Inc., a British Columbia-based technology company listed on Nasdaq, files its annual Form 20-F as a foreign private issuer and emerging growth company. It reports 48,020,885 Common Shares outstanding as of year-end and highlights extensive risk factors.
The filing stresses tariff-related pressures, severe stock price volatility and thin trading, potential going-concern issues, and a heavy need for additional capital, including a Form F-3 for up to US$250 million and convertible notes into up to 5,539,500 shares. It warns of significant dilution from future equity issuance and debt conversions.
ZenaTech outlines risks tied to its early-stage drone and software businesses, dependence on Epazz for key technology and services, complex export-control and emerging-market exposure, and the implications of being a controlled company and foreign private issuer, which permit reduced governance and disclosure compared with U.S. domestic issuers.
ZenaTech Inc. filed a Form 6-K highlighting growth initiatives in its workplace software brands. Subsidiary Othership is partnering with Achieve Engagement, gaining access to a network of 35,000 HR and talent leaders to promote its SaaS workspace management platform and launch a March 12, 2026 webinar for HR professionals.
Othership also partnered with ScaleHR, connecting its workplace intelligence tools to a community of more than 30,000 Canadian HR leaders and practitioners, with a joint webinar planned for June 2, 2026. Separately, ZenaTech subsidiary DeskFlex launched its workplace management software in Brazil, adding Brazilian Portuguese support and targeting the country’s large base of corporate offices and hybrid workers as an entry point for broader Latin American expansion.
ZenaTech, Inc. executive Montgomery Linda, the VP of Corporate Development, filed a Form 3 as an officer of the company. The filing does not list any buy, sell, acquisition, or disposition transactions, and no derivative positions are shown in the summary data.