DroneShield shares hit a three-month low after the company disclosed that Australian financial regulators are reviewing its November share trades and corporate disclosures.
Australian counter-drone firm DroneShield reported that the Australian financial regulator is reviewing its disclosures and share trades from November, causing the company's stock to fall to a three-month low.
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