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Defense names have been strong. After President Trump remarked that Kyiv “can win back all of Ukraine,” investors piled into the usual primes — Lockheed, Raytheon, Northrop. CNBC called it a broad rally, but veterans of the sector know the story is bigger than just the giants. When the defense cycle turns up, the real torque often comes from smaller, more innovative firms tackling problems the big players haven’t solved.
One of those unsolved challenges is true autonomy for drones.
SPARC AI (OTCQB: SPAIF) (CSE: SPAI) isn’t in the business of building more drones. Instead, they’re pursuing the holy grail of unmanned systems: giving lightweight drones the ability to navigate and acquire targets without GPS, LiDAR, radar, or external connectivity. Imagine drones that don’t depend on satellites, don’t light up enemy sensors, and don’t require bulky hardware. For covert or contested environments, that kind of capability could be a game-changer.
Despite already climbing more than 300% since going public, SPARC AI (OTCQB: SPAIF / CSE: SPAI) still sits at a microscopic market cap of roughly $5 million. To put that in perspective, Kratos trades around $14 billion. AeroVironment is worth about $15 billion. Private defense darling Anduril is valued at over $30 billion. SPARC AI (OTCQB: SPAIF / CSE: SPAI), by comparison, barely registers. That’s not just "undervalued" — it's invisible.
What makes the setup even more interesting is the capital structure. The company has just ~17 million shares outstanding, a little over two million warrants, and a current share price around thirty-two cents, giving it a market cap of just over $5.4 million (as of September 28, 2025).
CEO Anoosh Manzoori personally owns more than 30% of the float. That’s not window dressing — that's serious skin in the game, screaming conviction.
This isn't just a story on paper either. SPARC AI (OTCQB: SPAIF / CSE: SPAI) has already pulled off flight demonstrations showing real-time target acquisition and GPS-denied navigation on drones like the Parrot ANAFI USA. They're also in the process of embedding their neural AI-driven algorithms directly into custom microchips, reducing weight and latency while making systems harder to jam. Add to that a recent upsized capital raise backed by defense-connected investors and the addition of a strategic adviser with deep industry experience, and you have a setup that looks different from the typical microcap growth story.
Of course, the risks are real too. SPARC AI (OTCQB: SPAIF / CSE: SPAI) is early stage, and will likely need to raise more money before generating positive cash flow. Contracts are not guaranteed, and competition from defense primes is fierce. Those risks are exactly why the market values it where it does. But that's also the point: if the company executes, the gap between its $5 million footprint and billion-dollar peers represents the kind of asymmetry speculators hunt for.
While Wall Street chases the same tired defense names, a company like SPARC AI (OTCQB: SPAIF / CSE: SPAI) could quietly re-rate if investors start paying attention to what it's building.
In a sector where autonomy is the next arms race, ignoring this play could prove costly.
Right now, it's flying under the radar — but momentum is quietly building as both volume and share price trend higher.
The stock trades as SPAIF on the OTCQB in the US and SPAI on the CSE in Canada.
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