TEKEVER, a European developer of autonomous defense systems, raised $580 million in a Series D round at a $6.4 billion valuation. The company plans to use the capital to expand manufacturing and accelerate AI-powered defense technology. Its systems have logged over 50,000 flight hours in Ukraine since 2022 and were selected for the UK's CORVUS program.
Brahma AI secured $150 million in preferred-share financing, reaching a $2 billion post-money valuation. The company focuses on enterprise audiovisual content and digital humans, with customers including Warner Bros. and the NBA. It intends to invest in R&D and expand its presence in the Bay Area.
Berlin-based Noxtua raised over €100 million in a Series C round, with publisher C.H.BECK becoming the majority shareholder. The company provides legal AI tools to more than 30,000 professionals. Separately, Bengaluru-based Ultraviolette Automotive raised $85 million to scale production of electric motorcycles and expand into international markets.
The funding landscape also included smaller rounds for companies like Anaconda Biomed, which raised $56 million, and Indian ammunition manufacturer Hughes Precision, which secured over ₹250 crore. London-based StandardX raised £10 million to develop accelerator-based infrastructure for medical isotopes.
