Tonner Drones: Two Major Shareholders Double Their Stake
Tonner Drones announces that two of its key shareholders have significantly increased their stakes since November 14, 2025, bringing the share of capital held by long-term investors to over 25%, according to the company's statement.
Significant Increase in Shareholder Investment
According to the statement released this Monday, two major shareholders of Tonner Drones have doubled their stake in the company through purchases made on the market since the last update on November 14, 2025. The company indicates that these movements mark a significant evolution in the structure of its capital. Combined with the 12.5% stake held by CEO and Chairman D.M. van den Ouden, more than 25% of the share capital is now considered to be in the hands of long-term shareholders, according to the group.
CEO Highlights Market Confidence
Diede van den Ouden, CEO of Tonner Drones, stated that the strengthening of these shareholders' positions on the open market validates the work accomplished over the past year. According to him, this base of committed and long-term investors provides the stability and confidence necessary to continue the company's ambitions. The executive also indicated he is looking forward to the end of 2026, when investments are expected to expand in a market that remains dynamic for the drone sector.
Strategic Developments in Drone Technology
Tonner Drones develops technologies for the logistics sector and holds significant stakes in some French drone manufacturers such as Elistair and Donecle, according to the statement. The company's strategy is to increase the value of its holdings in these companies through active asset management. Additional revenues can be generated through royalties on patents held by Tonner Drones, according to the group. The company's shares are listed on Euronext Growth Paris.
