Defence tech startup Destinus is in talks to raise around €200m ahead of a planned IPO, according to reports.
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May 15, 2026
Dutch dronemaker Destinus in €200m funding talks, reports say
Fast-growing defence startup said to have courted investors in recent weeks
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