More than 100 investors in the U.S. have expressed interest in Ukrainian defense companies
More than 100 investors from the United States have expressed interest in investing in Ukraine’s defense tech sector.
Brave1 reported this on social media.
These are the results of the two-week Brave1 US Roadshow, which covered key technological and political hubs across America.
Events were held in Boston, New York, Washington, Dallas, Austin, and San Francisco. The tour included meetings with members of Congress, government officials, defense experts, and representatives of leading media outlets.
“During the two-week Brave1 US Roadshow investment tour, over 3,000 representatives from venture capital funds, corporations, family offices, and lawmakers met with Ukrainian defense startups,” reports the Brave1 cluster.
The scale of interest is confirmed by the financial capabilities of the participants. Investors who attended the events collectively manage assets exceeding $15 trillion.
Seventeen Ukrainian companies presented their innovative developments to the American side. Among them were well-known market players: Aero Center, Airlogix, Buntar Aerospace, Frontline Robotics, General Cherry, Himera, and others.
Ukrainian developers presented solutions in the fields of unmanned aerial vehicles and artificial intelligence.
Special attention was paid to electronic warfare systems, communication equipment, and the latest swarm technologies.
Investors were also interested in domestic interceptor drones and the country’s own component base. These technologies have already been tested in real combat conditions, which increases their value on the global market.
As a reminder, Sibiga assessed the role of Ukrainian drones in the Middle East.
He also noted how UAVs are making Ukraine an unstoppable force.
