London, United Kingdom

Greenjets

Develops ducted fan electric propulsion, airframes and launch systems for drones, including engines for low-cost drone interceptors.

Ariane 5 ES lifts off at night from Kourou, 2013. Photo: DLR German Aerospace Center / Thilo Kranz, CC BY 2.0.

Latest round$40MSeries A, Jul 2026

Total raisedUndisclosedNot disclosed

Round details

Series A, $40M, Jul 2026.

NATO Innovation Fund backed its Jul 2026 Series A; one of three firms selected by UK MoD under the LCADE low-cost drone interceptor programme.

Key figures confirmed by multiple sourcesLast checked 21 October 2026

What does Greenjets do?

Develops ducted fan electric propulsion, airframes and launch systems for drones, including engines for low-cost drone interceptors.

Where is Greenjets based?

Greenjets is headquartered in London, United Kingdom. It was founded in 2022.

How much funding has Greenjets raised?

A cumulative total is not disclosed. The latest round was: Series A, $40M, Jul 2026.

Who are Greenjets's investors?

Notable investors include Blossom Capital, NATO Innovation Fund, NSSIF.

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