On November 10, AeroVironment fell 5.39% in Pre-Market Trading, trading at $120.08 per share, with turnover of $1.38 million.
The move followed a pullback after the company’s previously announced multiyear IDIQ contract with a U.S. customer, which has a ceiling value of up to $940 million and includes an initial award of about $315 million for product deliveries and support through its AxS segment.
That contract announcement helped drive a sharp gain in the prior session, with investor attention also supported by the company’s broader counter-UAS and directed-energy defense positioning, including a more than $50 million international LOCUST laser system order and a $464.8 million U.S. Army laser weapons contract announced earlier. The latest pre-market weakness appears tied to short-term profit-taking after the contract-related surge rather than a newly disclosed negative company-specific development.
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