Primoco UAV Posts Record Q1 and Expands Capacity

Record first quarter sets the tone

Primoco UAV says it delivered the strongest first quarter in its history in 2026. The company reported CZK 100 million in revenue and EBITDA of CZK 59 million, its best Q1 result to date.

The quarter was supported by steady demand and fast contract execution. Among the deliveries highlighted by the company were aircraft supplied to the Spanish Guardia Civil.

Orders in hand, production under pressure

Primoco UAV also enters the next phase of the year with a backlog of 30 aircraft. That gives the company a clearer production schedule while it prepares for a larger manufacturing footprint.

For UAV suppliers, this kind of backlog matters. It signals not only current demand but also the ability to keep output moving at a pace that supports institutional and security customers, where reliability and delivery timelines are critical.

New facility and training center

The company’s expansion plan now includes a newly approved CZK 600 million production facility in Písek. The site is intended to become the base for a much larger production capacity.

Primoco UAV is also preparing to open a training center in June 2026. That addition is important beyond manufacturing: as fleets grow, operators need practical support for deployment, training and day-to-day use.

Scaling toward 2028

Looking ahead, Primoco UAV says it aims to quintuple production capacity by 2028. At the same time, it continues to push forward with integration of AI and signal intelligence technologies.

Taken together, the results suggest a company moving from strong execution to long-term industrial scaling. The message from Q1 2026 is straightforward: Primoco UAV is building for volume, not just delivering on existing demand.