This new capital brings the total funding raised by the company to €310 million and will be used to scale global operations, enhance mass production, and advance the development of autonomous drone systems, AI, and software. “We’re building a category-defining dual-use company that will transform how intelligence, reconnaissance and surveillance is conducted,” said Florian Seibel, CEO of Quantum Systems.
Founded in 2015, Quantum Systems designs modular unmanned aerial systems (UAS) that combine eVTOL technology, AI, edge computing, and autonomy to support decision-making in defence and industry. Its drones are deployed by NATO-aligned forces in countries such as Germany, Ukraine, Australia, New Zealand, and Spain.
The company has recently expanded its footprint with the acquisitions of Germany’s AirRobot and Nordic Unmanned UK, becoming a tier-1 supplier to the UK Ministry of Defence. Its commercial customers include RocketDNA and India’s Department for Science and Technology, who use its mapping solutions in mining, agriculture, and infrastructure.
Quantum Systems launched its flagship Vector platform in 2019, and its latest version, Vector AI, was introduced earlier this year with combat-proven performance in Ukraine. The platform provides real-time intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) even in environments without GPS or communications.
After achieving more than 100% annual revenue growth in recent years, the company now employs 550 staff across locations in Germany, Australia, Ukraine, and Romania. “With our strong investor base, we are well positioned to accelerate our global expansion and product development roadmap,” Seibel added.
