TEKEVER Plans Denmark Hub as EIFO Joins $580 Million Round
TEKEVER plans to establish its first Nordic operational presence in Odense, Denmark, while EIFO will join the closing of its $580 million Series D round, according to Tech.eu. The financing round was first disclosed in September 2026 at a valuation of $6.4 billion.
TEKEVER is creating a Danish entity and will develop its local operations in phases, subject to demand and approvals. The company selected Odense for its drone and robotics resources, including UAS Denmark’s International Test Centre and facilities operated by the University of Southern Denmark.
The company develops autonomous systems that use AI for defence, security and civil applications. It plans to work with Danish partners and explore the use of its systems to monitor critical offshore energy infrastructure.
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