Ukrainian defense technology firm Tencore has received a significant financial injection of $3.74 million from MITS Capital, a move aimed at dramatically increasing the production of its battlefield robotics. According to an official announcement from the company, this represents the largest publicly revealed investment deal within Ukraine’s defense robotics industry to date.
The partnership was formally announced at the URC2025 event in Rome. The company’s post mentioned that the investment was channeled directly into its Ukrainian entity using the Diia City legal framework. Tencore described the deal as a major achievement not just for the company itself, but also for the wider initiative to attract international investment into Ukraine’s defense industrial sector.
With this new funding, Tencore stated that it will advance its mission to expand the manufacturing of its TerMIT unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) platform. The company has set an ambitious goal to deliver 2,000 of these combat-proven units by the close of 2025.
In the announcement, the company expressed its gratitude to MITS Capital for its confidence and shared vision, indicating that this is just the beginning of its efforts to provide battlefield-ready solutions at a large scale.
