Six European defence companies with barely any competition
Apr 13
Royal Military Academy spin-off developing next-generation energetic materials based on nanoporous carbon technology. Produces explosives, propellants, and pyrotechnics for defence and aerospace with exclusive RMA patent licence.
Founded 20231-10 employeesNivelles, Belgium0 open positionsWebsite
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NanoPyro
Royal Military Academy spin-off developing next-generation energetic materials based on nanoporous carbon technology. Produces explosives, propellants, and pyrotechnics for defence and aerospace with exclusive RMA patent licence.
Founded 20231-10 employeesNivelles, Belgium0 open positionsWebsite
NanoPyro doesn't have any open positions at the moment.

Builds neuromorphic processors and developer tools that run brain-inspired AI directly on sensors and edge devices at ultra-low power.
5 roles
Designs and manufactures customised cable assemblies, connectors and interconnection systems for Swedish defence and industrial customers across air, naval, land and space domains. SOFF member founded in 1977 with production sites in Vallentuna and Estonia.
1 role
Europe's first mass graphene producer, manufacturing High Strength Metallurgical Graphene at industrial scale from its facility in Zielona Gora. Spin-off of Lodz University of Technology with defence-relevant applications in composites and coatings.
1 role
Manufactures precision riflescopes for military, police, hunting and competition shooting, produced entirely in Biebertal, Germany since 1957.
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