BrooQLy Inc. 8-K

What Happened BrooQLy Inc. (ticker BRQL) filed an 8-K on Jan 20, 2026 providing a corporate update after Aerospace Capital Partners acquired majority ownership on Feb 25, 2025. The company says it formally changed its name to Dynamic Aerospace Systems, Inc. (DAS) on Dec 11, 2025 and is repositioning as a defense- and government-focused aerospace platform while preparing to uplist to a national exchange. The filing also summarizes 2025 operational milestones, technology launches, partnership activity, and capital-market steps taken to support growth.

Key Details

• Acquisition & rebrand: Majority ownership acquired Feb 25, 2025; corporate name changed to Dynamic Aerospace Systems, Inc. on Dec 11, 2025. NYSE ticker "DAS" reserved on Mar 12, 2025 for two years.
• Capital: Registration Statement on Form S-1 for a $15 million equity line was declared effective on Dec 19, 2025 to expand institutional capital access.
• Defense engagements & demos: Live UAV demonstration for U.S. Air Force Global Strike Command at Strother Field (Sept 25, 2025); municipal demo for Gilbert, AZ Fire Department (Nov 2025); proposal submitted Jan 2026 to the DoD's Drone Dominance Rapid Solution Program.
• Technology & IP: Launched Fortis Class government-grade UAV series in Aug 2025; designs/manufactures in Ann Arbor, MI with testing in Kansas; filed seven patent applications in 2025 (autonomy, mesh networking, interceptor drones, less-than-lethal payloads).
• Status: Company is pre-revenue and pursuing multiple future revenue channels (UAV sales, government contracts, DaaS, licensing) and regulatory approvals for BVLOS and international expansion.

Why It Matters The filing signals a strategic shift toward defense and government customers, which could open larger, longer-term contract opportunities compared with prior commercial focus. The $15 million equity line and uplisting efforts are material to capital access — important for a pre-revenue company funding product development and demonstrations. Demonstrations for DoD units and submission to a DoD rapid solutions program, plus NDAA-compliant sourcing and Blue UAS alignment, are relevant because they affect eligibility for U.S. government procurement. Investors should note the company remains pre-revenue and that forward-looking statements in the filing highlight risks related to regulatory approvals, contract awards, capital availability, and execution.