Granta Autonomy
Builds fixed-wing ISR drones such as the Hornet XR, stabilised gimbals and EW-resilient data links.
US Army Puma UAS in flight over Grafenwoehr, Germany. Photo: U.S. Army photo by Spc. Orion Magnuson, Public domain (PD-USGov-Military-Army).
Round details
Seed, ~$1.1M, Jul 2024.
Why it matters
NSPA-listed supplier; €1M Lithuanian MoD FPV order in 2024 and a 2025 letter of intent with Rheinmetall Electronics.
Key figures confirmed by multiple sourcesLast checked 21 October 2026
Granta Autonomy: key questions
What does Granta Autonomy do?
Builds fixed-wing ISR drones such as the Hornet XR, stabilised gimbals and EW-resilient data links.
Where is Granta Autonomy based?
Granta Autonomy is headquartered in Vilnius, Lithuania. It was founded in 2014.
How much funding has Granta Autonomy raised?
Total funding is ~$1.1M, based on announced and reported rounds. Latest round: Seed, ~$1.1M, Jul 2024.
Who are Granta Autonomy's investors?
Notable investors include Scalewolf.
Sources
- resiliencemedia.co/interview-granta-autonomys-ceo-on-the-future-of-drone-warfare-natos-rol
- grantaautonomy.com/
- caplight.com/company/grantaautonomy
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