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Monopulse raises over €2 million to expand drone production
Monopulse, a drone maker founded in 2021, has raised over €2 million from investors in Lithuania and abroad.
The company develops surveillance drones for NATO militaries, including forces in Lithuania and Denmark that already use its technology.
Its drones are designed to keep working when electronic warfare disrupts communications or navigation signals.
Some can maintain communications or operate autonomously if signals are lost.
The funding will help Monopulse increase production and support research and development.
The company also plans to expand into Scandinavia and other international markets.
Its products include the Falcon MK3S drone platform and the Hydrohex system for water-based surveillance.
Monopulse has raised over €2 million from investors in Lithuania and abroad.
The Danish-Lithuanian drone maker plans to use the investment to expand production, fund research and development, and enter more international markets.
Its drones are designed to remain reliable when electronic warfare disrupts communications or navigation signals.
Lithuanian and Danish armed forces already use the company’s technology, with expansion underway in other NATO markets.
- Who
- MNP Technologijos, which operates under the Monopulse brand, raised the funding.
- What
- The company raised over €2 million from investors in Lithuania and abroad.
- When
- The announcement was published on 12 October 2026.
- Where
- Monopulse is a Danish-Lithuanian company. Its investors are from Lithuania and abroad.
- Why
- The investment will expand production capacity, support research and development, and accelerate entry into Scandinavian and other international markets.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Monopulse was founded.
The company announced it had raised over €2 million.
- Funding
- Over €2 million
- Angel syndicate contribution
- €560,000 from 68 investors
- Company founded
- 2021
- Team size
- 14 members
- Drone platform
- Falcon MK3S
What people are saying
This investment will enable us to scale our production capacity while ensuring that our customers receive our products quickly and on schedule,
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