Not only specialist funds: here are deeptech and generalist VCs backing European defence and dual-use startups.

Monopulse plans to expand its production capacity and accelerate its expansion into additional NATO markets, including Germany, France, and the Netherlands.

From pre-seed checks to €30 million growth investments, these are the investors building Europe’s defence capital stack.

Trusted by NATO and tested in Russia's war in Ukraine, Osavul plans to bring an AI-powered hybrid threat detection platform to businesses and critical infrastructure.

The startup works with four major Ukrainian drone manufacturers and 12 Armed Forces units.

The fresh funding will allow TERASi to scale the deployment of its solution, as well as expand the engineering and field team.

Why Europe’s traditional VC model still favors software, why pre-seed remains the weakest link for hardtech, and where CEE can compete globally.

Resist.UA launches Resist 2.0 to connect global capital with Ukraine’s defence tech sector and scale battlefield-tested innovations.