Created in 1994 by Henri Seydoux, the French company Parrot is today the European leader in the drone industry.But with competition from Chinese companies like DJI and the massive arrival of other inexpensive Asian brands, the company has been going through tough times for the past few years.After good performance, the company had exceeded 40 € in September 2015 and then fell back to less than 2 € per share!It was at this point that the company decided to take a major strategic turn, now focusing on B2B sales primarily.A movement that is starting to be rather well received by investors.Thus, the company is recovering on the stock market and is up 117% over 1 year, with the share now rising above € 7.Much hope therefore rests on the success of its new range of Anafi drones, very powerful drones designed for professionals such as first aid teams, firefighters or the military! By the way, this is one of the areas in which the Parrot company has already succeeded in convincing major allies.After being selected by the US Defense Innovation Unit as one of the major suppliers of drones to the US Army in August, Parrot announced last month that it had been chosen by the Directorate General of Armaments to supply 300 ANAFI USA micro-drones for a period of 5 years to equip the three corps of the French army (Air, Sea and Earth), as part of its call for tenders launched last February.These latest news seem to be a good sign for investors, states seem to have understood the importance of new technologies in surveillance and weaponry in the future.We will now have to wait for the announcement of the results, which will take place on Friday, March 19, to know if this strategic move to focus on B2B customers, started by the company for 2 years now, begins to bear fruit on the company’s results!As a reminder, in the third quarter of 2020, the company achieved revenues of only 14.3 million euros, down 20% compared to the previous year.