Company

We aim to equip Europe and its allies with a first-of-kind, sovereign, cost effective hypersonic strike capability

Who we are

We believe that democratic societies must be able to defend themselves. We also believe that effective deterrence depends on strength. Hypersonica is committed to strengthening independent defence capabilities while advancing technologies that drive prosperity and innovation. We pursue this work with a clear sense of responsibility for the safe and principled development of this cutting-edge technology.

Who we are
Nick Frank

Our backers

We're supported by leading investors in defence and deep tech

Hypersonica is redefining how advanced defence capability gets built. The team pairs deep technical expertise with exceptional speed of execution, and the strength of our support reflects our confidence in both the technology and their ability to deliver.

– Alexander Schmitt, Partner at Lightspeed

Europe's defense industrial base needs founders who can deliver advanced capability at the speed this moment demands. Marc and Philipp are building sovereign maneuverable hypersonic systems that strengthen deterrence and preserve peace. The time to act is now.

– Jeannette zu Fürstenberg, President and Managing Director at General Catalyst

Plural is proud to support Hypersonica, a disruptive defence company led by ambitious founders, committed like us to the defence of peace and prosperity in Europe. With offices spanning Munich and the UK, Hypersonica is strongly rooted in the centres of hypersonic excellence in Europe.

– Ian Hogarth, Partner at Plural

Our decision to invest in Hypersonica reflects our confidence in the exceptionally strong team and the steady progress they are making on the demanding physics of hypersonic flight – a capability that will contribute to Europe's defence autonomy while also laying the groundwork for future autonomous space-access.

– Rafael Laguna de la Vera, Director SPRIND

Meet some of our team

Our engineering and business teams are spread across our German, British and Canadian offices.

Engineers work at desks in a modern open-plan office with wooden ceilings.
Nick Frank