Defence Tech Companies in Denmark

Denmark reached the NATO 2 per cent spending threshold in 2024 for the first time since the Cold War, driven by a 67 billion DKK emergency defence package passed in 2023. Terma, headquartered in Aarhus, is the country's flagship defence company, producing electronic warfare systems, radar solutions and C-130 upgrades exported across NATO. Hiring is concentrated around Copenhagen and Aarhus, with growing demand in surveillance, electronic warfare and defence software as the country builds out its F-35 support infrastructure.

All Defence Companies in Denmark

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GomSpaceAalborg · 201-500 employees · Space & Satellites
18 roles

Designs and manufactures nanosatellites, CubeSat platforms and subsystems for defence, national security and commercial customers in over 60 countries.

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Sky-WatchStøvring · 51-200 employees · Drones & UAV
9 roles

Designs and manufactures the RQ-35 Heidrun, a hand-launched fixed-wing ISR drone built to operate in GPS-denied and electronic warfare environments.

RQ-35 Heidrun
RQ-35 Heidrun
A hand-launched fixed-wing mini-UAS weighing 3.07 kg, designed for military ISR in contested electromagnetic environments. It flies for up to 150 minutes, operates without GPS and maintains an EW-resilient datalink up to 50 km. The system ships with ruggedised ground control stations, EO and EO/IR payloads with up to 80x zoom, patch and dual-patch antenna kits, and deep stall landing capability for confined deployment areas.
Sky-Watch Drone Manager (SDM)
Sky-Watch Drone Manager (SDM)
Proprietary software that runs the RQ-35 Heidrun system, covering flight planning, autonomous mission execution, GNSS-denied navigation and real-time data sharing. SDM integrates with external battle management and situational awareness platforms including Palantir, Helsing, Systematic SitaWare and ATAK-Mil, feeding live ISR data into the operator's wider tactical picture.
Alea Quantum TechnologiesCopenhagen · 2-10 employees · Quantum Technology
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Alea Quantum Technologies produces high-speed Quantum Random Number Generators (QRNG) for secure data transmission. Based on 20+ years of research at Technical University of Denmark, their technology uses laser and photodetector for quantum measurement to generate truly random numbers for cybersecurity applications. The company serves quantum communication, financial services, telecom, data centers, and military/defense sectors with solutions that are cheaper, faster, and provide higher security than competing alternatives.

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Anybody TechnologyAalborg · 1-50 employees · Soldier Systems
No listed roles

Pioneer in mechanical modeling of the living body, particularly musculoskeletal modeling (MSM). Develops the AnyBody Modeling System software for simulating human-machine interaction, used across aerospace, automotive, defence, and workplace ergonomics.

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ATLANT 3DTaastrup · 1-50 employees · Advanced Materials
No listed roles

Pioneering atomic-scale advanced manufacturing company utilizing Digital Atomic Layer Processing (DALP) technology for rapid innovation across microelectronics value chain. Enables prototyping and manufacturing of micro and nanodevices for optics, photonics, MEMS/sensors.

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BlinkTroll RoboticsOdense · 1-50 employees · Soldier Systems
No listed roles

Develops moving target training systems for military and police forces. Their autonomous lightweight units provide dynamic shooting training scenarios, helping soldiers and law enforcement officers train with moving targets.

ChoraAarhus · Sensors & EW
No listed roles

Electronic warfare and tactical situational awareness company. Systems analyse the electromagnetic spectrum in real time for threat detection and spectrum dominance across land, sea and air domains.

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DECPTNivå · 11-50 employees · Advanced Materials
No listed roles

Nanostructured multispectral camouflage technology featuring wavelength-selective nanostructures imprinted in foil for thermal signature reduction and visual concealment. Mass-producible stick-on foil solutions adaptable to any platform across domains with newspaper-print-like production capabilities.

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MonopulseKongens Lyngby · 11-50 employees · Drones & UAV
No listed roles

Designs and manufactures tactical drones and unmanned systems for defence and security applications. Specializes in advanced UAV platforms for military and surveillance operations.

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MyDefenceNørresundby · 51-200 employees · Counter-Drone
No listed roles

Develops advanced Counter-Unmanned Aerial Systems for drone detection, tracking, and mitigation. Provides comprehensive solutions to protect military and civilian operations.

Wingman 103/105
Wingman 103/105
A 1.1 kg wearable RF drone detector with passive sensing across 200 MHz to 6 GHz, detecting drones at up to 6 km range in under 10 seconds with 14 hours battery life and ATAK integration.
Pitbull 101
Pitbull 101
A 1.3 kg wearable drone jammer that disrupts control, video, and GNSS signals at up to 1000 meters range, designed for dismounted troops with automatic activation triggered by the Wingman detector.
Dobermann 360
Dobermann 360
A 14.7 kg perimeter RF jammer providing 360-degree drone jamming coverage for fixed installations and forward operating bases, with collaborative jamming capability across networked units.
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QuadsatOdense · 51-200 employees · Drones & UAV
No listed roles

Provides UAV-based antenna testing and RF measurement solutions for satellite communications and defence industries. Their drone technology enables efficient on-site testing and calibration of antennas and RF systems.

SpectraLoc
SpectraLoc
A platform-agnostic electronic warfare payload that passively detects, identifies, and geolocates radar emitters and jamming devices from drone platforms without emitting signals, enabling stand-off electromagnetic intelligence.
QS Series RF Payloads
QS Series RF Payloads
A family of UAV-mounted RF measurement payloads covering 2-31 GHz across three models (QS 2-12, QS 6-24, QS 17-31), with stabilized pointing, RTK positioning, and automated flight execution for in-situ satellite antenna testing.