Helsing

Helsing's valuation is not publicly disclosed.

Investor information for Helsing is not publicly available at this time.

No public funding round data is currently available for Helsing.

Helsing has approximately 100-500 employees.

Helsing develops AI software for defence and intelligence applications, building real-time signal processing and sensor fusion systems that enhance situational awareness for military operators across air, land, and electronic warfare domains. The Munich and London company applies deep learning to radar, sonar, and other sensor data streams to identify threats, classify targets, and support human decision-making in time-critical operational environments.\n\nThe company raised approximately $209 million including a $209 million Series B round in 2023, one of the largest defence technology rounds in European history, with investors including General Catalyst and Accel. Helsing has secured contracts with the German Bundeswehr and other NATO member defence ministries, providing AI-enhanced signal processing modules that integrate with existing military sensor infrastructure. The company founder team combines former McKinsey partners with deep networks in European defence procurement.\n\nHelsing operates in the European defence AI market, which has expanded rapidly following the Russian invasion of Ukraine as NATO governments accelerated defence modernisation spending and AI integration into military systems. The company competes with Palantir, Anduril, and Shield AI in the broader defence AI space while occupying a specifically European market position that addresses sovereignty concerns about deploying US-based AI systems in sensitive military applications. Helsing explicitly European identity and compliance with EU data handling requirements give it access to defence contracts where non-European vendors face security vetting barriers.