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To own Kraken Robotics, you have to believe that its niche in synthetic aperture sonar and subsea power can evolve into a durable, higher-margin systems business serving defence and offshore customers globally. The December 2025 US$12,000,000 of SAS and battery orders reinforce that demand is real rather than theoretical, and the appointments of Kim Butler and Bernard Mills speak directly to one of the big short term catalysts: executing larger, more complex naval programs without tripping on governance or delivery risk. That said, the share price already embeds high growth expectations and a rich earnings multiple, so this news, while positive for confidence, may not be a game changer for near term valuation on its own. The bigger questions remain contract timing, integration risk and how efficiently new capital is deployed.
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