Quantum Systems raised 150 million euros in investment to expand drone production
The German company Quantum Systems received 150 million euros in funding from a consortium of banks, including the European Investment Bank (EIB), Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank, and KfW, a German development bank.
The financing includes a loan from the EIB amounting to 70 million euros, which is part of a broader debt financing package. EIB Chairwoman Nadia Calviño emphasized the importance of aerial reconnaissance and drones for Europe’s security. According to Calviño, these funds will contribute to strengthening the region’s defense capabilities.
The investments will allow Quantum Systems to expand its manufacturing capabilities and strengthen organizational development while remaining a European enterprise. The company specializes in unmanned systems, developing integrated hardware and software with elements of artificial intelligence, enabling real-time operational data provision.
In 2024, Quantum Systems opened a new manufacturing facility in Ukraine. In April 2025, the company signed a memorandum of strategic partnership with the Ukrainian company Frontline, and in July, Quantum Systems acquired 10% of Frontline’s shares, with the possibility of increasing its stake to 25%.
| Bank | Investment Amount |
|---|---|
| EIB | 70 million euros |
| Commerzbank | – |
| Deutsche Bank | – |
| KfW | – |
| Total Amount | 150 million euros |
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