Cambridge Aerospace is now valued at $3.4 billion.
Cambridge Aerospace raises $300 million Series C at $3.4 billion valuation, led by DFJ Growth. Cheap drones have reshaped modern warfare (Ukraine, Iran), yet legacy interceptor tech remains prohibitively expensive—creating market pressure for cost-effective, proven alternatives.
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Cambridge Aerospace, a British air defense tech startup, raised $300 million in Series C funding at a $3.4 billion post-money valuation led by DFJ Growth.
Why it matters: Cheap drones have redefined war, as evidenced in both Ukraine and Iran, but legacy interceptor technology remains very expensive.
The startup has bagged several contracts with the UK’s Ministry of Defence.
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