London-based defence startup Uforce, which builds autonomous drones for the land, air and sea, is in talks to raise fresh funding less than six months after it hit unicorn status with a $1bn valuation.
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Drone startup Uforce targeting upwards of $4bn valuation in new raise, sources say
The new talks come less than six months after the startup’s $50m fundraise
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