Uforce

The company operates a 'Neoprime' business model, positioning itself as a systems integrator that signs contracts directly with government clients to deliver complete, turnkey combat solutions. This approach is inspired by Silicon Valley's enterprise tech sector, emphasizing speed, customer feedback, and competitive pricing compared to legacy defense contractors. In March 2026, UFORCE announced it had raised $50 million in a seed funding round at a valuation exceeding $1 billion, making it the first defense-tech unicorn with Ukrainian roots. Investors include Lakestar, Shield Capital, Ballistic Ventures, and the NATO Innovation Fund. The company's board includes notable figures such as former UK Defence Secretary Ben Wallace.

UFORCE's product portfolio is built upon systems that have executed over 150,000 combat missions. Key platforms include the MAGURA family of Unmanned Surface Vessels (USVs), which have been instrumental in the Black Sea, striking numerous warships and becoming the first USVs to shoot down aircraft. Other core products are the Nemesis heavy-bomber UAVs, the 'Liut' (Fury) Unmanned Ground Vehicle (UGV), and counter-UAS laser systems. These platforms are integrated through a proprietary C2 (Command and Control) and battlefield management software, enabling coordinated multi-domain operations. Manufacturing and sourcing are distributed across 15 locations in six allied countries to ensure supply chain resilience, with a recent agreement to produce MAGURA USVs in the United States.