Kraken Robotics
Kraken Robotics Inc. is a marine technology company engaged in the design, development and marketing of advanced sensors for Unmanned Underwater Vehicles used in military and commercial applications. We are recognized as world leading innovators of Synthetic Aperture Sonar (SAS), a revolutionary underwater imaging technology that dramatically improves seabed surveys by providing ultra-high resolution imagery at superior coverage rates.www.krakenrobotics.com
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Oct 2, 2026
Brett SchaferHOST
A little tease for the newsletter.
Brett SchaferHOST
Someone said, "Let's talk about Kraken." Kraken Robotics, not the, what is that? The Loch Ness Monster? Is that the same name?
Ryan HendersonHOST
Seattle hockey team.
Brett SchaferHOST
Yeah, or the Seattle hockey team, which is a sad state of affairs.
Brett SchaferHOST
Uh, let's talk about Kraken Robotics and the low forward PE, but a lot of that E has to occur on newly merged entities.
Brett SchaferHOST
Yes, the stock's in a fifty percent drawdown.
Brett SchaferHOST
As a little tease, I have an update on them in the Emerging Moats newsletter that people can sign up for in the show notes.
Don MillsHOST
But the more important opportunity, David, is the supply chain that supports the defense industry.
Don MillsHOST
What would happen if we used their position now in NATO, uh, to become a supplier to other countries of the sort of things that we're supplying through the Canadian defense industry? You know, I take a company like Kraken Robotics as an, a really good example.
Don MillsHOST
You know, there's a company that's approaching a billion dollars in, in value, and they've got dual purpose, uh, products, uh, you know, for undersea monitoring and, you know, they're selling all over the world.
Don MillsHOST
I wanna have a lot of those companies.
Sean WestroppGUEST
And that's probably the most interesting area that I've been spending a lot of my time on.
Sean WestroppGUEST
Kraken Robotics, which I've pitched a number of times and has been a wonderful investment for the fund, and I'm still currently an investor, basically provides most of the systems for autonomous underwater vehicles, the batteries and the sonar, LIDAR, and now some of the...
Sean WestroppGUEST
They just made a big acquisition.
Sean WestroppGUEST
And so...
Marella FernandezHOST
All right.
Marella FernandezHOST
Let's get to your third past pick, which was Kraken Robotics, PNG on the TSX.
Marella FernandezHOST
In March, it was 917.
Marella FernandezHOST
It's gone down to 451 today, 46% drop return, 46% total return.
Luke HallardHOST
Let me just show a couple on the stream because we've got three this month, and I think they're really interesting.
Luke HallardHOST
that one of our members, Red Squirrel, has proposed Kraken Robotics.
Luke HallardHOST
And I think I sort of heard the name, but I didn't know too much about it.
Luke HallardHOST
Like they're a leader in subsea intelligence, like underwater drones.
Travis HoiumHOST
Uh, federal spending data, as, as Lou keeps reminding me, is not actually all that bad.
Travis HoiumHOST
But you start looking at consumer goods stocks and these earnings reports, and things look a little less bright.
Travis HoiumHOST
Lennar said this week that their new orders were down for new homes were down 9%, and prices are actually down 30% from a year ago.
Travis HoiumHOST
I know they may be able, be able to building a little bit different houses, but there's a lot of things that go into that.
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Travis HoiumHOST
Welcome back to Motley Fool Hidden Gems Investing.
Travis HoiumHOST
At the top of the show, we talked about weak consumer numbers and some of the numbers that are coming out of companies that don't look all that great, and that means that their stocks, a lot of them, are down significantly over the past year or two.
Travis HoiumHOST
So I wanted to get an idea where Lou and Dan are looking at values and what sort of factors they're looking for if you're looking for values in, in some of these beaten up areas of the market.
Jamie HammondHOST
I know there have been technological leaps and bounds in this space, so I started researching companies that do this.
Jamie HammondHOST
I found a company called Kraken Robotics, and I reached out to them to ask about the various ways they use their underwater technology.
Jamie HammondHOST
They do something called synthetic aperture sonar, and it's incredible.
Jamie HammondHOST
It basically scans the bottom of the water's bed, or the benthic zone if you're nasty, and generates absolutely incredible images.