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Funds, stocks, and articles on Dividend Vision tagged "Drones".

29 tickers carry the Drones tag on Dividend Vision (6 ETFs, 23 Stocks). The highest distribution rates are LMT (2.38%), LHX (1.97%), GD (1.82%).

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29 tickers

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ETFs (6)

TickerIssuerNameDist. RateInception
AMMOVistaSharesVistaShares Defense Supercycle® ETF—Jul 15, 2026
BZZCorgi StrategiesCorgi Drones & Urban Air Mobility ETF—May 12, 2026
DRNZREX SharesREX Drone ETF—Oct 28, 2025
JEDIDefiance ETFsDefiance Drone and Modern Warfare ETF—Sep 25, 2025
ONDCCorgi StrategiesCorgi ONDS 2x Daily ETF—Jul 7, 2026
WDRNWisdomTreeWisdomTree Physical AI, Humanoids, and Drones Fund—May 14, 2026

Stocks (23)

TickerIssuerNameDist. Rate
LMT—Lockheed Martin Corporation2.38%
LHX—L3Harris Technologies Inc.1.97%
GD—General Dynamics Corporation1.82%
NOC—Northrop Grumman Corp.1.79%
RTX—RTX Corp.1.53%
ESLT—Elbit Systems Ltd.0.54%
TXT—Textron Inc.0.10%
AVAV—AeroVironment, Inc.—
AVEX—AEVEX Corp.—
BA—The Boeing Co.—
DPRO—Draganfly Inc.—
EH—EHang Holdings Limited—
KRMN—Karman Holdings Inc.—
KTOS—Kratos Defense & Security Solutions Inc.—
ONDS—Ondas Holdings Inc.—
PRZO—ParaZero Technologies Ltd.—
RCAT—Red Cat Holdings Inc.—
RKLB—Rocket Lab USA Inc.—
SPAI—Safe Pro Group Inc.—
SWMR—Swarmer, Inc—
UAVS—AgEagle Aerial Systems, Inc.—
UMAC—Unusual Machines, Inc.—
ZENA—ZenaTech, Inc.—

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