Deterrence for a new era
We build hypersonic deep strike capability - in Europe, for Europe and its allies.
Europe needs a deep-strike deterrent it owns
We are living through a fundamental shift in the global security order.
Today we see unrestrained aggression toward Europe, and Russia’s war in Ukraine has exposed at terrible cost Europe’s gap with its adversaries’ strike capabilities.
Speed in defence innovation is essential. Europe needs a technological edge through sovereign manoeuvrable hypersonic systems to deter military aggression and safeguard the democratic values that bind our societies.
The challenge now is delivery — and how much capability Europe gets for every pound and euro it spends.
HS-1: our first hypersonic test vehicle
Our goal is to develop hypersonic deep-strike capability by 2029: more sophisticated systems, travelling at Mach 5 or faster with increased manoeuvrability, designed to beat existing air and missile defences and deliver precision strike deep into defended territory within minutes.
We flight-tested our hypersonic ballistic missile prototype at Andøya Space in Norway in February 2026. It exceeded Mach 6 over a range of more than 300km. All systems operated nominally, and performance was validated down to subcomponent level at hypersonic speed.
- Mach 6+
- Prototype speed, February 2026
- 300km+
- Prototype range
- 9 months
- From concept to flight-ready
Our strategic advantages
Flight-ready in months
We test and field capabilities faster, shortening timelines from years to months. We use rapid iteration from design to flight-ready hardware, combining simulation, prototyping and flight testing.
Cost reduction by 80%
Our approach dramatically reduces the cost of development, making the technology accessible for more democracies.
Modular architecture
Our custom modular design creates a system that can evolve in real time, and sustain long-term operational superiority.
News
We are making progress, fast.
