Last year, as much as EUR 5.2 billion was invested in European defense and security startups.
Last year, European defense and security startups were the subject of a major investment dormitory.
Last year, EUR 5.2 billion was invested in startups in these sectors, with the number of investments by 24 % compared to 2023.
This was reported by The Financial Times, with NATO investment fund NIF and analytics company Dealroom report.
Last year, investments in defense and security startups passed, among other things, the number of investments in artificial intelligence startups. In general, startups in the industry are floating upstream, as equity investing in growth companies has been declining in Europe in recent years.
Britain and Germany will be driven by investment disputes.
The most successful German startups have been, for example, Helsing, which produces, among other things, artificial intelligence -based applications and electronic warfare products for the use of the armed forces. The company just announced that it would also expand its product range to attack flights, As Euronews reported.
French companies have also been subject to investment.