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SpearUAV secures major investment to expand global operations

SpearUAV, a developer of autonomous, AI-based encapsulated loitering combat systems, has successfully completed a significant funding round led by Deep Insight venture fund. The round also saw participation from both existing and new private investors, marking a key milestone in the company’s growth trajectory.

This investment follows a period of rapid expansion, with SpearUAV securing major defense contracts and scaling its operations to meet increasing global demand. The newly raised capital will be used to establish a new production line in Israel, while also laying the foundation for future expansion in the United States, including plans for a dedicated production facility.

“SpearUAV has demonstrated an exceptional ability to address evolving operational needs with its cutting-edge technology,” said Dr. Eyal Kishon, Chairman of Deep Insight. We are excited to support SpearUAV’s continued innovation and global expansion and confident that our partnership will produce significant success in the defense sector.”

Growing demand for SpearUAV’s VIPER systems

SpearUAV has experienced rapid growth over the past year, driven by heightened demand for its VIPER family of loitering weapon systems. These systems are designed to support combat vehicles, infantry forces, submarines and naval vessels, providing an advanced, autonomous solution for modern battlefields.

“Since the company was founded by Gadi Kuperman, Spear has attracted interest from high-profile private and strategic investors. The current investment round, led by Deep Insight, reflects the confidence of our partners in our technology and vision,” said Yiftach Kleinman, CEO of SpearUAV

Expanding production capabilities in Israel is a critical step for SpearUAV to meet global demand. Additionally, the company is laying the groundwork for future operations in the U.S., further reinforcing its international presence and strategic partnerships.

“We are proud to be part of Deep Insight’s portfolio,” added Kleinman. “With this investment, we are well-positioned to accelerate our technological advancements and expand our market reach, ensuring that SpearUAV remains at the forefront of autonomous combat systems development.”

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