Frankenburg Technologies Group

Frankenburg Technologies develops guided interceptor missile systems for air and missile defence, including counter-drone applications. The website says the systems are designed for integration across land, air and maritime platforms and for high-volume production. The Mark I interceptor was live-fired against a Class III UAS target at the Ādaži NATO training area in Latvia.

The website describes its customers as defence stakeholders and potential buyers of air and missile defence systems. It names partnerships with Airbus, BAE Systems, Roxel UK, Babcock and ACUA Ocean. The website does not describe the revenue model in detail.

The company was founded in 2024 and is headquartered in Tallinn, Estonia, with operations in the United Kingdom, Latvia and Germany and further presence in Lithuania, Poland and Denmark. It opened a missile assembly site in Riga, Latvia, and announced a €30M funding round. Its open roles include engineering, production, sales and corporate services positions in Tallinn, Riga and London.

Product: Affordable, mass-manufacturable guided interceptor missile systems for air and missile defence, including the Mark I interceptor.