Beyond Vision raised more than €28 million in a round co-led by Índico Capital Partners and Lince Capital. ActiveCap, a shareholder since 2024, also invested. Founded in 2013, the Portuguese company develops unmanned aerial vehicles and systems combining AI-powered drones with cloud-based management software. It is a registered NATO supplier and serves military and civilian customers in several countries. Chief executive Dário Pedro and chairman Luís Miguel Campos lead the business, which had grown to 150 employees at the time of the announcement. The company said it had exceeded its 2025 revenue estimate. Proceeds will increase industrial production capacity and strengthen operating infrastructure as demand for autonomous systems grows. Beyond Vision also plans further research and development, including more advanced AI algorithms and additional functionality for its cloud management platform. International commercial expansion is another priority, particularly in defence, security and critical-infrastructure monitoring. The announcement did not identify a named financing stage or disclose a valuation.
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Business Beyond Vision announces new funding
Beyond Vision raised more than €28 million in a round co-led by Índico Capital Partners and Lince Capital
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