Convinced and off you go.

Just like that 😜

I'm 19 and a student, so I don't have much income at the moment.

Last week I sold my $XDWD (+1%) last week to reduce my USA share, as I assume that the USA will lose its supremacy, which will benefit the EU. (Hence the Dax and Greece etf).

On the watchlist are (and will probably be bought in a crash)

$PNG (+3,57%)
$EWI (+0,3%)
$EIN3 (+2,95%)
$FUR (-0,04%) (was already in the portfolio) and $SY1 (+0,36%)

...not so much, but constant dripping wears away the stone or something...

A little more cycling and a little less refueling and we'll see what the next 5-10 years bring :)

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Hello my dears,

I am invested in Kraken Robitics myself.

The seas and oceans have only been explored to a limited extent. And mineral resources and rare earths in the oceans will become increasingly important.

For this reason, I see potential here and remain invested.

(my personal opinion and not investment advice)

ST. JOHN'S, Newfoundland and Labrador, June 4, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Kraken Robotics Inc. ("Kraken" or the "Company") (TSX-V: PNG, OTCQB: KRKNF) announces the appointment of Kristin Robertson to the Company's Board of Directors. Robertson, formerly with Boeing and RTX Corporation, is a seasoned executive with over 30 years of experience managing complex portfolios of leading U.S. defense companies. She is currently president and owner of KBR Insights, a Virginia-based strategic consulting firm focused on operational excellence, strategy and growth in the aerospace and defense sector.

Robertson has extensive knowledge of disruptive technologies, digital practices and methodologies applied across the lifecycle of defense, aerospace, intelligence and commercial organizations. From 2022 to 2023, she led the space business of RTX Corporation (formerly Raytheon) as President of Space and C2 Systems, delivering cutting-edge integrated space solutions to defense, intelligence and commercial customers worldwide. Prior to that, she spent 28 years at Boeing in various leadership roles in military aircraft and autonomous systems. As vice president and manager of autonomous systems, Robertson led a portfolio of seafloor projects, including the Orca extra-large unmanned underwater vehicle (XLUUV) for the U.S. Navy, and served as chairman of five Boeing subsidiaries, including Liquid Robotics.

Prior to joining Boeing, Kristin was employed by the U.S. Navy as a civilian electronics engineer at the Naval Aviation Depot in San Diego, California. She earned her bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from the University of California at San Diego and her master's degree in international business from Saint Louis University.

"I am honored to join the board of Kraken Robotics, a company that is at the forefront of marine technology and innovation," said Ms. Robertson. "With its cutting-edge underwater imaging, battery and robotic solutions, Kraken is changing the way we explore and understand the deep ocean. I look forward to contributing to its continued growth and global impact."

"We are pleased to welcome Kristen to the Kraken Board of Directors," said Greg Reid, President and CEO of Kraken Robotics. "Her extensive experience in the U.S. defense industry and with leading top contractors will be invaluable to Kraken as we enter the next phase of growth for our company."

Kraken also announced that its Board of Directors has authorized the issuance of 3,425,000 stock options to certain employees and directors. These options have a term of seven years and will vest in four equal installments on the anniversaries of the original grant date. The exercise price of the options is USD 2.42.

https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2025/06/04/3093390/0/en/Kraken-Robotics-Appoints-Defense-Industry-Veteran-and-Former-RTX-and-Boeing-Executive-Kristin-Robertson-to-Board-of-Directors.html

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May 18, 2025

Since its founding in 2012, Kraken Robotics has experienced continuous growth, both organically and through acquisitions. A core mission of the company is to enable everyone from underwater defense to commercial enterprises to research facilities to see more clearly underwater using high-resolution 3D acoustic imaging solutions and services. Marine Technology TV recently caught up with Lynne Adu, EVP and CCO of Kraken Robotics, to discuss the next step in providing Synthetic Aperture Sonar (SAS) as a service and the strong growth of the battery business.

https://www.oedigital.com/news/525427-kraken-robotics-expansion-continues

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Consolidated sales increased by 31% to USD 91.3 million, compared to USD 69.6 million in 2023.

Product sales increased by 26% to USD 66.3 million compared to USD 52.6 million in the previous year and were driven by significant growth in our SeaPower subsea battery business, offset by lower sales in our sensor business.

Service revenue amounted to USD 25.0 million, an increase of 47 % compared to 2023 and was due to an increase in the number of sub-bottom imager and acoustic corer projects.

Gross profit for the year increased by 32% to USD 44.7 million, compared to USD 34.0 million in 2023, representing an unchanged gross profit margin of 49% compared to the previous year.

Adjusted EBITDA 1 for the year increased by 47% to USD 20.7 million compared to an Adjusted EBITDA 1 of USD 14.1 million in 2023. The Adjusted EBITDA 1 margin improved to 22.7% compared to 20.3% in the comparative year.

Current highlights of the company

Since the end of the third quarter, Kraken Robotics announced

Several significant new orders, including nearly $60 million worth of underwater battery orders.

Plans to open a new battery manufacturing facility in Nova Scotia to meet growing demand in the defense market.

The acquisition of underwater LiDAR company 3D at Depth.

The launch of the KATFISH synthetic aperture sonar service for the global offshore energy market.

https://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2025-04/65232506-kraken-robotics-inc-kraken-robotics-reports-2024-financial-results-399.htm

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Acquisition of a US-based company to build on the Newfoundland company's expertise in underwater imaging.

St. John's, New Jersey-based marine technology company Kraken Robotics has signed an agreement to acquire Longmont, Colorado-based underwater technology company

Longmont, Colorado-based underwater technology company 3D at Depth for USD 17 million (CAD 24.5 million).

3D at Depth has offshore service operations in Houston, Texas and offices in the United Kingdom and provides LiDAR (Underwater Light Detection and Ranging) technology and services for subsea assets and infrastructure, such as oil rig leak detection.

"Kraken and 3D at Depth now offer customers a world-class toolbox for underwater optical and asset integrity measurement."

The final closing price is subject to adjustments for any debt assumed or paid out and other working capital adjustments, Kraken said in a statement. The transaction is expected to close on April 1 and is subject to certain closing conditions, including the approval of Kraken's primary lender.

The acquisition builds on Kraken's expertise in underwater optical systems and "immediately" strengthens the company's presence in the Gulf region of the United States (US), complementing Kraken's work in Northern Europe, Kraken President and CEO Greg Reid said in a statement.

"Upon completion of the acquisition, Kraken will be able to offer a more comprehensive suite of world-class underwater acoustic and optical imaging technologies and services," Reid said. "In addition, the establishment of our first U.S. locations enhances our ability to scale our production in the U.S. in the face of increasing demand."

According to Kraken, 3D at Depth has increased its average project value by more than 45 percent over the past three years thanks to its customers, which include fossil fuel giants such as Exxon, Shell and BP. The company, which currently has 56 employees, has completed more than 450 marine survey projects in 18 countries, according to Kraken.

3D at Depth's underwater LiDAR technology offers greater range in challenging water depths compared to Kraken's similar SeaVision offering, Kraken said in a statement, as well as unique non-contact vibration sensors and temperature measurement capabilities.

"With this combined capability, Kraken and 3D at Depth now offer customers a best-in-class toolbox for underwater optical metrology and asset integrity measurement," Kraken Robotics said in a statement.

Last month, Kraken ranked first in the TSX Venture 50 2025, with its share price rising 323 percent and its market capitalization increasing by over $587 million in the past year. This success followed shortly after the death of Kraken's former CEO and founder, Karl Kenny, at the age of 64.

Cover image courtesy of Kraken Robotics.

https://betakit.com/kraken-robotics-looks-to-peer-further-under-the-sea-with-24-5-million-acquisition-of-3d-at-depth/

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Kraken Robotics (TSXV:PNG) has received orders worth $34 million from three customers for its pressure-tolerant SeaPower batteries.

The company is also preparing to open a new $10 million battery manufacturing facility in Nova Scotia by the end of 2025.

Kraken is a marine technology company that provides complex underwater sensors, batteries and robotic systems

Kraken Robotics shares are up 140.11 percent year-over-year and 345.92 percent since 2020

https://themarketonline.ca/kraken-robotics-to-expand-battery-production-as-demand-ramps-up-2025-02-26/