On June 30, Red Cat Holdings rose 8.04% in regular trading, trading at $9.98/share, with turnover of $69.21 million. The rebound follows a period of selling pressure triggered by China's Ministry of Commerce adding Red Cat and its subsidiary Teal Drones to an export control list on June 22, which had driven shares down over 8% to $9.34.

On the product front, the company officially launched its new dual-use small unmanned aircraft system Hellcat on June 15. The system is built on Modular Open Systems Architecture principles, offering over 50 minutes of flight time and up to 11 kilometers of range, allowing customers to configure command-and-control, payload, and software pathways based on operational requirements.

Analyst coverage also provides valuation support. Roth Capital Partners initiated coverage with a Buy rating and a $25 price target on June 1, while HC Wainwright initiated at Buy with a $20 target in late May. The current consensus mean price target stands at $22, implying significant upside from current levels and underpinning the post-selloff recovery.

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