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ALUX Gains as U.S. Weighs National Security Curbs on DJI, Autel Robotics

ALUX shares are surging in mid-day trading. Market analysts attribute this uptick to anticipated benefits from reports that U.S. President Donald Trump is planning to sign an executive order regulating Chinese-made drones.

As of 9:18 a.m. on Monday, ALUX stock is trading at approximately 7.74 USD, up 5.97% from the previous day.

On May 30, major international news outlets, including The Washington Post, reported that the Trump administration plans to unveil multiple executive orders next week, including a ban on Chinese drone sales.

Trump has reportedly asked U.S. intelligence agencies to swiftly evaluate whether drones manufactured by Chinese companies like DJI and Autel Robotics pose a threat to national security. If deemed threatening, the administration intends to effectively prohibit the sale of new models in the U.S.

The executive order is also expected to include measures to bolster support for American drone companies, which have been struggling against low-cost Chinese competitors.

This news has piqued investor interest in ALUX, a company that integrates its drones, robotics manufacturing technology, and production facilities into various application markets.

In 2022, just two years after entering the North American market, ALUX secured export contracts worth over 5 million USD. The company has been expanding its reach into filming, security, and entertainment. Notably, ALUX previously announced business acceleration by commencing the development of home security drones in cooperation with a major U.S. security solutions company, raising expectations for potential direct and indirect benefits.

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