Quantum Systems Raises $1.2 Billion As Defense AI Funding Jumps
Quantum Systems raised $1.2 billion at an $8 billion post-money valuation, with Blackstone, Airbus and other investors backing autonomous systems for land, air and sea. According to Dealroom data, defense-tech funding has reached $17.4 billion so far this year.

Quantum Systems Names A $1.2 Billion Series D
Quantum Systems has raised $1.2 billion in a Series D round, giving the German autonomous-defense company an $8 billion post-money valuation.
The company said Blackstone, Noteus, Airbus and Advent co-led the round.
Bond, Fidelity Management and Research Company, Balderton and HV Capital also participated.
Seibel added that the company is profitable.
Quantum Systems is developing unmanned systems for land, air and sea.
Co-CEO and co-founder Florian Seibel said autonomous systems that operate together across domains will define defence, and the company said the new capital will expand production capacity, strengthen supply chains, scale delivery across allied markets and fund software and AI work.
Dealroom Data Shows Defense-Tech Funding At $17.4 Billion
According to Dealroom data, defence-tech fundraising has reached $17.4 billion so far this year, above the $11.2 billion raised by the sector in 2025.
The cited funding data puts the Quantum Systems round beside larger defence-technology financings rather than early-stage venture rounds.
Anduril's May financing was $5 billion.
March rounds included $1.8 billion for Saronic Technologies and $2 billion for Shield AI.
European defence autonomy is also attracting larger rounds.
The Financial Times reported in May that Helsing was set to raise $1.2 billion at an $18 billion valuation.
CNBC reported that Stark raised 500 million euros ($572 million) in June in a round led by Sequoia Capital and Peter Thiel's Founders Fund.
Ukraine Missions Give The Round Deployment Evidence
Quantum Systems said its systems were deployed in Ukraine and executed more than 19,000 missions in the country in 2025.
The company has expanded production across Germany, Ukraine, the United States, Australia, Romania, the United Kingdom and the Baltics.
The disclosed production footprint covers seven markets alongside the new software and AI investment plan.
Blackstone senior managing director David Kaden said a structural shift in the European defence market has created demand for capital to support development of the sector and adoption of advanced technologies.
Customer And Delivery Details Remain Undisclosed
Quantum Systems listed production capacity, supply-chain resilience, allied-market delivery and software and AI investment as uses for the new capital.
Specific government customers for the new round, order volumes, country-by-country delivery schedules, revenue figures or the share of the $1.2 billion assigned to AI software work remain outside the public record.




















