Hypersonica
Developing European hypersonic strike missiles and glide vehicles; prototype flew above Mach 6 from Andøya, Norway, in 2026.
Ariane 5 ES lifts off at night from Kourou, 2013. Photo: DLR German Aerospace Center / Thilo Kranz, CC BY 2.0.
Round details
Series A, €23.3M, 10 Feb 2026.
Why it matters
Backed by German federal innovation agency SPRIND; targets initial capability 2027, glide vehicles by 2029; UK subsidiary in London.
Some figures rest on a single report. Treat them as indicative.Last checked 21 October 2026
Hypersonica: key questions
What does Hypersonica do?
Developing European hypersonic strike missiles and glide vehicles; prototype flew above Mach 6 from Andøya, Norway, in 2026.
Where is Hypersonica based?
Hypersonica is headquartered in Wessling (Munich area), Germany.
How much funding has Hypersonica raised?
A cumulative total is not disclosed. The latest round was: Series A, €23.3M, 10 Feb 2026.
Who are Hypersonica's investors?
Notable investors include Plural, SPRIND, General Catalyst.
Sources
- defensenews.com/global/europe/2026/02/10/german-startup-aims-to-deliver-european-hypersoni
- resiliencemedia.co/hypersonica-raises-e23-3m-to-develop-hypersonic-missiles-for-europe
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