Ukraine's only domestic mass-producer of military-grade tethered aerostats. Product line spans 12 m³ to 60+ m³ platforms lifting 6–30 kg payloads. Primary use case is elevated connectivity — extending secure radio range up to 100 km and enabling ELINT triangulation of enemy UAV operators at 90 km. Aerostats operate in winds up to 90 km/h with an integrated stabilization mechanism.
Develops interceptor drones optimized for real combat conditions — specifically designed for environments with intense electronic warfare and communication jamming. Backed by Terra Drone (Japan). Co-developed the Terra A1 interceptor: 300 km/h max speed, 32 km range, 15-minute flight, ~$3,000/unit, targets loitering munitions and FPV swarms using electric propulsion with minimal acoustic and heat signature. Combat-tested technology transferred from battlefield to global market through Terra Drone's distribution network.
Manufactures the A1-CM Furia — Ukraine's most battle-proven ISR drone, in service since 2014 and combat-adopted by the AFU in April 2022. System cost ~$200,000 (vs. $700,000 for comparable Polish FlyEye). In 2024 unveiled Furia 2.0 with 6-hour endurance and 100 km range (2× previous). Also produces the ST-35 Silent Thunder strike variant. Currently producing 150 systems/month with ~200 employees. Expanding into international export markets including Middle East.
Develops data encryption and cybersecurity infrastructure for military and government clients. Their Themis and Acra platforms protect sensitive communications and battlefield data. Increasingly relevant as Ukrainian military networks face constant cyber attacks.
Operates the DeepState Map — a near-real-time frontline tracking system covering the full Ukrainian theater of operations. The platform aggregates open-source intelligence, satellite imagery analysis, and ground reports to provide situational awareness. Widely cited by international defense analysts and governments.
Ukraine's primary command-and-control platform, integrating real-time drone feeds, satellite imagery, SIGINT, and ground reports into a unified operational picture. Delta has become a model for NATO nations studying Ukrainian digital warfare doctrine. The system is continuously updated based on front-line feedback.
Ukraine's #1 interceptor drone manufacturer. Founded September 2023, scaled to 70,000+ drones/month across 33 codified products. Key interceptor: Bullet — jet-boosted, AI-guided, ~309 km/h, 17–20 km range, 3,000 m ceiling, ~$2,100/unit. Also produces AIR Speed interceptor (236 km/h). FPV product line includes widely deployed attack drones. In 2026 signed US production JV with Wilcox Industries (New Hampshire) and NATO supply agreement with Croatian Orqa. Unveiled Bullet at UMEX 2026.
Ukraine's leading SIGINT/ELINT developer with battlefield-proven systems deployed across the front. Key products: Plastun — direction finder detecting any radio activity in 20 km radius and pinpointing coordinates in real time; Gekata — strategic SIGINT complex tracking radar stations, EW systems, and aircraft at up to 450 km range; Arhont (revealed 2024) — SIGINT system monitoring enemy radio spectrum at up to 400 km range. Khortytsia-M — mobile automated COMINT system. Supplied 300+ units to AFU in 2024. Joined MITS Industries holding in 2025.
Produces Ukraine's most widely deployed portable EW suite: KVSG-6 drone jammer (suppresses FPV, Shahed, commercial drones), vehicle-mounted EW platforms, and drone detection networks. Supplied 180+ KVS G-6 jammers to Ukrainian forces in a single batch. In February 2025 launched Atlas — a nationwide anti-drone wall project: 8,500 jamming and detection nodes networked into a single real-time threat overview for all brigades, battalions, and platoons. Invested $500K in AI-guided counter-UAV systems.
One of several Ukrainian mass producers of FPV kamikaze drones. Produces both standard FPV attack drones and fiber-optic guided variants that are resistant to electronic jamming. FPV drones manufactured by companies like MacFlurry have become a defining weapon of the 2022–2025 conflict.
Develops AI targeting software, logistics optimization systems, and drone swarm coordination tools. Has partnered with the Ukrainian Ministry of Defence on several procurement programs. The company leverages Metinvest's manufacturing infrastructure to scale hardware production.
Operates an OSINT intelligence platform tracking Russian military movements, equipment, and personnel using open-source data. Molfar's analysts and tools have been credited with providing actionable intelligence to Ukrainian forces and their international partners.
Designs and manufactures uncrewed surface vehicles (USVs) for maritime strike and reconnaissance missions. Piranha USVs have been deployed in Black Sea operations, including attacks on Russian naval vessels. The company is developing next-generation autonomous maritime systems with improved payload capacity and range.
Produces the Trinity F90+ and Vector fixed-wing VTOL drones widely deployed by Ukrainian forces for ISR. Donated 100 Trinity systems to Ukraine and commenced operator training in January 2024. Two production facilities established in Ukraine post-invasion; plans to double capacity in 2025. The company has adapted products for Ukrainian theater conditions. Supplies Ukrainian and NATO partner forces. Valuation reached $3.5B in 2025, making it one of Europe's most valuable defense-tech companies.
Develops multi-domain ground and aerial robotic systems for the Ukrainian military. Key products include: Ironclad — a tracked combat UGV; LynxUGV — ground reconnaissance robot; ShaBlya / ShaBlya K-2 — remote weapon stations (RWS); Camel — logistics UGV; WarDogUAV — aerial drone. Donated 200+ robotic systems to Ukrainian brigades since 2022. Teams with Ukrainian military units for live field testing. Developing Bulldog — advanced transformer drone revealed in 2026.
Produces communications equipment for military applications including secure voice and data links, antenna systems, and ground station hardware. The company's systems support integration with drone control links and battlefield management platforms.
Manufactures the Raybird series of long-endurance fixed-wing ISR drones. Raybird-3: up to 10 hours endurance, 100+ km range. Latest Raybird variant: 28-hour endurance, 2,500 km range, up to 4,500 m altitude. AFU ordered 75+ reconnaissance systems between Feb 2022 and May 2024. Production launched in Slovakia in 2024. UK joint venture for Raybird production announced July 2025 — targeting AFU, British Army, and NATO partners. Showcased at Eurosatory 2024.
Develops Agent 001 — a 500g SIGINT payload that turns any small UAV into an autonomous signal intelligence platform. Detects, classifies, and geolocates hostile radio emitters (UAS control stations, EW systems) in real time, operating under jamming and GPS-denied conditions, with simultaneous visual confirmation. Frontline-tested with active AFU units in Ukraine. Targets the fundamental failure of legacy SIGINT systems in saturated electromagnetic environments. Expanding to EU and US markets.
Develops and manufactures military-grade communication systems including encrypted radio platforms, battlefield mesh networks, and long-range data links. Teletactica's solutions are designed for contested electromagnetic environments, with resistance to jamming and interception.
Develops modular, EW-resistant tactical communications hardware for GPS-denied and heavily jammed environments. Products include video and telemetry modems and antenna kits designed for encrypted data and voice in low-infrastructure combat zones. 5× better price-to-performance vs. comparable EU/US systems. Packet loss as low as 1–5% under heavy jamming. Hardware battle-tested across Ukraine's front lines and being adapted to NATO standards. Ukrainian-Estonian founding team expanding into European markets.
Develops the TerMIT (Terrain Modular Infantry Transporter) — a tracked, all-terrain UGV codified by Ukraine's Ministry of Defense in June 2025 and NATO-standard certified. Modular platform configurable for logistics, casualty evacuation, mine laying, and fire support. Unit cost $12,000–$50,000 depending on configuration. 800+ units produced and deployed with the Armed Forces of Ukraine, with plans to scale to 2,000 units. Partnership signed with Finnish defense company Insta Group for potential EU co-production.
Develops AI-powered target recognition and autonomous guidance systems for FPV drones, enabling operation in GPS-denied, radio-jammed environments. The company's technology allows FPV drones to lock on and engage targets without continuous operator input, dramatically improving effectiveness under electronic warfare conditions.
Manufactures long-range strike drones used in deep strike operations against Russian infrastructure and military targets. The company's systems have been credited with multiple successful strikes at ranges exceeding 1,000 km, demonstrating Ukraine's growing strategic strike capacity.
Ukraine's largest state defense industrial conglomerate, employing over 30,000 people across dozens of enterprises. During the full-scale war, Ukroboronprom significantly ramped production of: Neptune anti-ship cruise missiles (used to sink the Moskva cruiser), Bohdana 155mm self-propelled howitzers, Vilkha multiple-launch rocket systems, armored vehicles, artillery systems, and various drone platforms. The conglomerate is central to Ukraine's domestic defense industrial base and is being commercialized to attract NATO-aligned partners.
Developer of Ukraine's most widely used ISR UAVs: PD-2 (8-hour endurance, 1,300 km range, 4,700 m ceiling) and SHARK-M, used for reconnaissance and artillery correction. Also produces Gekata and Leleka-100 platforms. The company claims its surveillance drones contributed to nearly $3B in damage to Russian forces. UK factory opened February 2026 in Mildenhall, Suffolk — producing drones for AFU, British Army, and NATO. 500+ UK jobs created.
Manufactures FPV attack drones and one-way attack systems for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The company has scaled rapidly to meet front-line demand for expendable strike systems.
Ukrainian FPV drone manufacturer producing 4,000+ drones/month. Product line: Molfar (flagship kamikaze FPV), Johnny, Johnny PRO, Strip 2.1. Pioneer of fiber-optic FPV drones (jam-resistant, no radio signal). Developed the Dzhankoi ground drone — a mobile ambush platform with Starlink connectivity that can deploy up to 6 fiber-optic FPV drones. In December 2024 released first fully Ukrainian-made FPV drone with 80%+ domestic components. Official government procurement contractor. Pursuing aggressive M&A to vertically integrate the entire drone supply chain.
Develops the Strilla (Arrow) interceptor drone — a rocket-boosted quadcopter designed to intercept Shahed-136/131 and FPV swarms. Specs: ~354 km/h max speed, 27 km range, 10-minute flight time, 4,900 m ceiling, ~$2,300/unit. Production capacity: 100 units/day. 15,000 Strilla units delivered to Ukraine's National Guard in early 2026, funded by the German government. Joint venture with Germany's Quantum Systems for production scaling. Also develops ISR and strike UAVs, and ground control stations.