Customer Field Results Highlight Potential Productivity Upside for Pyka’s Pelican 2

According to a recent LinkedIn post from Pyka, Brazilian grower Natter Agro reported on its use of the Pelican 2 autonomous aircraft for large-scale spray operations. The post cites comments from Natter Agro’s CEO describing an initial decision to test a relatively new technology and subsequent satisfaction with its performance in the field.

The company’s LinkedIn post highlights that, through preparation such as setting up multiple runways, Natter Agro claims to have achieved spray rates of 123 hectares per hour, above the manufacturer’s projected 90 hectares per hour, and 881 hectares in a single shift. The customer reportedly characterized the results as the best performance achieved with any technology they had used so far in their operations.

For investors, the post suggests that Pelican 2 may be demonstrating higher-than-expected productivity in a commercial agricultural setting, which could strengthen Pyka’s value proposition in the AgTech and aerial application markets. If such performance levels prove repeatable across a broader customer base, this could support future adoption, enhance competitive positioning, and potentially underpin revenue growth in Latin American agriculture and beyond.

The focus on Brazil also underscores Pyka’s exposure to large-scale row-crop markets where efficiency gains can translate into meaningful economic benefits for customers. Continued positive case studies from early adopters could improve Pyka’s bargaining power with distributors and partners like Synerjet Agro, while reinforcing the company’s narrative around autonomous systems as a viable alternative to conventional agricultural aircraft and ground-based sprayers.