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taf-ua.com
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2022
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TAF Industries is a Ukrainian defense technology company founded in 2022 and headquartered in Kyiv that designs, manufactures, and supplies unmanned aerial systems, unmanned ground vehicles, and electronic warfare equipment to military and security forces. Its product portfolio spans the Kolibri FPV drone family (7", 8", 10", 13" radio-controlled plus 10-O, 13-O, 15-O fiber optic variants), the Octopus-100 and Kolibri-i10 counter-UAV interceptors, the BABKA fixed-wing reconnaissance UAV, the modular Lehit and acquired Teslia UGV platforms, the Kvasar A and Kvasar 3M electronic warfare systems, and supporting subsystems including the Last Mile AI targeting module, PowerKey delayed-start system, and TAF-P2/P2U initiation boards. Core technology revolves around EW-resilient communications (proprietary MilELRS firmware, non-standard frequencies, fiber optic control), AI-guided terminal homing, modular mission pods, and NATO Stock Number codification across the major product lines. The company reports over 600 specialists, more than 20 production locations, and a stated monthly production capacity exceeding 80,000 drones.

Revenue is generated primarily through direct hardware sales to Ukrainian Defense Forces (multiple combat brigades, National Guard, National Police, SBU) on a quote-based, minimum-100-unit pricing model, with secondary channels covering international defense exports. The international footprint is being built through the Build with Ukraine initiative via joint ventures with Wingcopter and THYRA (Germany), Summa Defence (Finland), and Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa (Poland), supplemented by state-level Drone Deals with the Netherlands, Norway, Estonia, Finland, and the UK, pending Gulf state inquiries from the UAE, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia, and membership in the Intelic BASE European procurement consortium. The TAF Bonus program — which rewards military units with equipment credits for confirmed strike footage — anchors a closed-loop engagement model that links product use back to demand. A Forbes Ukraine report (November 2025) cites over $1 billion in revenue for the late-2024 period, though the company remains privately held, founder-controlled, and has not disclosed audited financials.

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TAF Industries is a Ukrainian defense technology company founded in 2022 that manufactures FPV strike drones, counter-UAV interceptors, reconnaissance UAVs, unmanned ground vehicles, and electronic warfare systems, primarily serving the Ukrainian Defense Forces with growing international reach via European joint ventures.

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11–50
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HeadquartersKyiv, Ukraine
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Kyiv
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Ukraine
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Europe
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Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
FPV strike drones, counter-UAV interceptors, unmanned ground vehicles, electronic warfare systems, defense drone manufacturing
Industry3 codes
1Military Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) & Autonomous Aerial Platforms
CodeIMABAMACPrimaryYes
2Counter-UAS (C-UAS) Systems & Drone Defense
CodeIMABAIAGPrimaryNo
3UAS Communications, Datalinks, SATCOM & Remote Control Systems
CodeIMABAIAJPrimaryNo
NAICS code4 codes
  • Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing336414
  • Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing334511
  • Other Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing336419
  • Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing334220
SIC code3 codes
  • Search, Detection, Navagation, Guidance, Aeronautical Sys3812
  • Guided Missiles & Space Vehicles & Parts3760
  • Electronic Components & Accessories3670
Product category
Defense Drone Manufacturing
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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model3 records
1Drone Hardware Sales (Military)
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Direct sales of FPV drones, interceptors, reconnaissance UAVs, UGVs, EW systems, and components to Ukrainian Defense Forces, military brigades, and security forces. Products are sold in full combat configurations including batteries, initiation boards, ground control stations, and documentation. Minimum order quantity of 100 units for standard FPV drones.

taf-ua.com
2International Defense Exports via Partnerships
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Revenue from joint ventures and technology licensing arrangements with European defense manufacturers (Wingcopter, Summa Defence, PGZ, THYRA) for localized production of Ukrainian drone designs in Germany, Finland, Poland, and other European countries under the 'Build with Ukraine' initiative. Also pursued through state-level Drone Deals with countries including the Netherlands, Norway, Estonia, Finland, and the UK.

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3UGV (Lehit) Sales
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Sales of the modular Lehit unmanned ground vehicle in multiple configurations (S1 and L1 variants) with turrets, grenade launchers, logistics trailers, and fiber optic modules for Ukrainian Security and Defense Forces.

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Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales
Pricing details1 tier
1Standard FPV Drone (e.g., Kolibri series) — minimum order 100 units
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Minimum order quantity of 100 units for standard FPV configurations. Non-standard configurations (thermal cameras, custom payloads) may qualify for reduced minimums on a case-by-case basis.

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TAF Industries designs, manufactures, and supplies battle-proven unmanned aerial and ground systems for defense and security forces. Its product portfolio spans FPV strike drones, fiber-optic EW-immune drones, counter-UAV interceptor drones, reconnaissance UAVs, modular unmanned ground vehicles, electronic warfare systems, and supporting components such as AI targeting modules and initiation boards.

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  • More than 10,000 enemy armored targets destroyed by TAF Industries drone systems
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TAF Industries is a Ukrainian defense technology company founded in 2022, operating as one of Ukraine's largest drone manufacturers with production capacity of 80,000+ drones monthly across 30+ certified defense products. The product portfolio spans multiple categories: (1) FPV Drones - the Kolibri series including 7", 8", 10", and 13" models plus specialized fiber optic variants (10-O, 13-O, 15-O) immune to electronic warfare; (2) Counter-UAV Interceptors - Octopus-100 for high-speed targets like Shaheds, and Kolibri-i10 for reconnaissance drone neutralization; (3) Relay/Communication Drones - Kolibri 13 FR1 repeater carrier extending drone-operator communication; (4) Fixed-wing Reconnaissance - BABKA reconnaissance UAV with digital video; (5) Unmanned Ground Vehicles - Lehit S1 and L1 modular UGVs for logistics and combat; (6) Electronic Warfare Systems - Kvazar A and Kvazar 3M jamming systems with TL Spectrum Analyzer; (7) Components and Subsystems - Last Mile AI targeting module, PowerKey delayed start system, TAF-P2U and TAF-P2 initiation boards. All major products carry official Ukraine MoD codification and NATO Stock Numbers (NSN), indicating NATO interoperability and standardization.

Product and service20 records
1Kolibri 7" FPV Drone
CategoryFPV drone
Description

Lightweight FPV drone for precision strikes with high maneuverability, battlefield-proven. Features encrypted MilELRS control, standard frequencies 190-1020/1900-2700 MHz, video 1.1-6.2 GHz, up to 1.5kg payload, 23km range, 21min flight. For defense forces requiring agile, low-signature strike capability.

2Kolibri 8" Pro FPV Drone
CategoryFPV drone
Description

Universal FPV drone for destroying equipment and personnel with stable payload flight. Features MilELRS firmware, up to 28km range with 1kg payload, 24min flight time, dual-band control with automatic channel switching.

3Kolibri 10" Advance FPV Drone
CategoryFPV drone
Description

Enhanced FPV drone with extended range and payload capacity for armored vehicle strikes. Features 80-channel VTX, MilELRS firmware, 1-4kg payload capacity, range 15-30km depending on payload, up to 35min flight.

4Kolibri 13" Advance FPV Drone
CategoryFPV drone
Description

Largest radio-controlled Kolibri model for striking targets up to 25km with up to 5kg payload capacity. Dual frequency control 190-1020/1900-2700 MHz, video 1.1-7.1 GHz, analog/digital/thermal cameras, 25min (1.5kg) or 15min (5kg) flight time.

5Kolibri 10-O Fiber Optic FPV Drone
CategoryFPV drone (fiber optic)
Description

EW-immune fiber optic kamikaze drone with 15/20km fiber coil length. Complete immunity to all EW/REP jamming regardless of interference type. Day/night cameras, up to 1.5kg payload, 50-60 km/h cruise speed, up to 200m altitude.

6Kolibri 13-O Fiber Optic FPV Drone
CategoryFPV drone (fiber optic)
Description

Enhanced fiber optic FPV drone with extended coil length. EW-immune with 20km fiber line, 2.0kg payload, 20min flight, day/thermal cameras, 50-60 km/h cruise speed.

7Kolibri 15-O Fiber Optic FPV Drone
CategoryFPV drone (fiber optic)
Description

Flagship fiber optic kamikaze drone with maximum 30km fiber coil for precision strikes. EW-immune, up to 3kg payload, up to 33min flight, day/thermal cameras, 50-60 km/h cruise speed.

8Octopus-100 Interceptor Drone
Categorycounter-UAV interceptor
Description

Interceptor drone designed for destroying jet-powered Shaheds and high-speed aerial targets. Features automatic target homing, 30km range, 15min flight, up to 4500m altitude, 1.2kg payload, speeds over 300 km/h, night camera.

9TAF Kolibri-i10 Interceptor Drone
Categorycounter-UAV interceptor
Description

High-speed interceptor drone for destroying reconnaissance and Geran-1 (Shahed-131) type drones. Manual control, 0.6kg payload, 12.5km range, 25km max flight, 20+ min flight, over 200 km/h, day/night digital cameras.

10Kolibri 13 FR1 Repeater Drone
Categoryrelay/UAV relay carrier
Description

Modular long-range FPV relay carrier with autonomous optic stabilization and EW resistance. GPS-free navigation, up to 5km tactical radius, 30min flight, optical stabilization, digital/analog video, ELRS/digital control, 720-2700 MHz telemetry.

11BABKA Reconnaissance UAV
Categoryreconnaissance UAV
Description

Fixed-wing reconnaissance aircraft for tactical aerial reconnaissance with real-time digital video. 130cm wingspan, rubber catapult launch, 3.0kg max takeoff weight, up to 2000m altitude, up to 2hr flight time, 40+km control range, 30x optical zoom, GPS-free navigation.

12Lehit S1 UGV
Categoryunmanned ground vehicle (UGV)
Description

Maneuverable unmanned ground robot for delivering ammunition, food, and material to front lines, also used as strike platform and kamikaze drone. Up to 25 km/h speed, 22km range, 2hr endurance, 30kg payload, CRSF/LTE/optical fiber communication options. Modular with grenade launcher and fiber optic modules.

13Lehit L1 UGV
Categoryunmanned ground vehicle (UGV)
Description

Unmanned ground robot for ammunition, food, and supply delivery to forward positions, with option to equip combat modules. Up to 25 km/h speed, 30km range, 2.5hr endurance, 80kg payload, Starlink/CRSF/LTE communication. Modular with Pulsar turret (PKT/AK/RPK), grenade launcher (4/6/8 tubes), engineering trailer for mine laying.

14Kvazar A Electronic Warfare System
Categoryelectronic warfare (EW)
Description

Electronic warfare system for drone defense and communication disruption. Customizable frequency range, 100W module power, 15kg weight. Multiple variants for different operational requirements.

15Kvazar 3M Electronic Warfare System
Categoryelectronic warfare (EW)
Description

Advanced EW system with 120-5850 MHz frequency range, 50/100W dual power modes, 20-35kg weight. 360-degree coverage, adaptive jamming, multi-channel operation for counter-drone operations.

16TL Spectrum Analyzer
Categoryelectronic warfare (EW)
Description

Portable spectrum analysis tool for detecting EW activity and analyzing radio frequency spectrum. 360-5800 MHz frequency range, up to 24hr battery life, 1500 mAh battery, USB Type-C charging, real-time spectrum display.

17Last Mile AI-Guided Targeting Module
CategoryAI targeting system
Description

AI-powered automatic targeting module for FPV drones providing autonomous terminal guidance to targets. Up to 1m accuracy, EW-immune, stationary target acquisition up to 500m, moving targets from 150m, approach speed 60 km/h, effective against targets up to 60 km/h. Codified by Ukraine MoD with NATO NSN.

18PowerKey Delayed Start System
CategoryUAV subsystem
Description

Delayed UAV launch system enabling remote power activation via controller or external device (mother drone, ground platform, carrier aircraft). Sequential launch of up to 6 drones, up to 36hr standby, 15-30mA standby current draw, UART connectivity.

19TAF-P2U Initiation Board
CategoryUAV subsystem
Description

High-tech payload management device for UAVs. Controls safe arming, disarmament, and activation of combat payloads. 35g weight, dual analog and digital impact sensors, configurable safety timer (default 2min), 30min self-destruct timer, -30 to +55C operating range.

20TAF-P2 Initiation Board
CategoryUAV subsystem
Description

Enhanced payload initiation board for FPV drones with improved safety features. 47g (15g board), 94.5 x 46.2 x 27.5mm, supports autonomous, PWM, and PWM+UART modes with arm/disarm/initiation control.

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Partnership7 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-25
Description

TAF Industries and Poland's state-owned defense group Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa signed a memorandum of intent on June 25 during the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Gdańsk to localize the production of unmanned aerial vehicles and counter-drone systems in Poland. The partnership leverages PGZ's industrial infrastructure under the 'Build with Ukraine' framework, integrating TAF Industries' combat-proven technology into a European manufacturing hub with all platforms meeting NATO operational standards.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-05-20
Description

Ukrainian defense-tech fund Resist.UA sold its stake in Phantom Technology, the developer of the Teslia unmanned ground robotic system, to TAF Industries. The Teslia system is a six-wheel high-mobility UGV platform capable of carrying up to 180kg payload over a 40km range. It was approved for operation within Ukraine's Security and Defense Forces in January 2025 and has since been deployed for cargo transport and casualty evacuation on the front line. TAF Industries' acquisition makes it the majority owner of the Teslia/Phantom Technology entity, expanding its UGV portfolio.

3Intelic BASE Consortium
Strategic tierMinorTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorAnnounced on2026-05-04
Description

TAF Industries is named as a Ukrainian partner in the Intelic BASE procurement consortium, alongside European drone manufacturers from France, Germany, UK, Netherlands, Portugal, Latvia, Luxembourg, Lithuania, and Czechia. Intelic BASE is a procurement hub designed to help European Ministries of Defence identify, compare, and deploy European unmanned systems more quickly. The consortium collectively produces over 100,000 UAVs per month and generates €1.2 billion in annual sales.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-04-27
Description

TAF Industries and Finnish firm Summa Defence signed a MoU on April 27, 2026 to create a joint venture for industrial-scale drone production in Finland under the 'Build with Ukraine' initiative. The partnership aims to facilitate joint production of defense products for Ukraine and international markets, leveraging Summa Defence's Finnish defense infrastructure and TAF Industries' battlefield-proven drone technology.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-04-16
Description

TAF Industries and German C-UAS (counter-unmanned aircraft systems) manufacturer THYRA GmbH signed a Memorandum of Strategic Cooperation on April 16, 2026 at the Embassy of Ukraine in Berlin during German-Ukrainian government consultations, with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in attendance. The partnership focuses on joint drone production in Germany under the 'Build with Ukraine' program, combining THYRA's counter-drone technology with TAF Industries' combat-proven UAV designs.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-02-13
Description

TAF Industries and German drone manufacturer Wingcopter signed a MoU at the Munich Security Conference on February 13, 2026 to establish a joint venture in Germany for producing FPV drones and new UAV platforms for European and NATO markets. TAF Industries contributes licensed UAV designs, battle-tested manufacturing expertise, electronic warfare-resilient systems, and AI solutions. Wingcopter provides German production infrastructure, engineering support, and EU supply chain integration. The partnership operates under the 'Build with Ukraine' initiative, aiming to integrate Ukrainian defense technologies into the EU industrial base.

Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorAnnounced on2026-02-01
Description

TAF Industries supplies combat brigades including 63rd, 77th, 110th, 28th, 39th, 25th, 14th, and others with FPV drones, interceptors, UGVs, and EW systems. Brigades include combat units, artillery, armored units, and special operations. The TAF Bonus program rewards confirmed strikes with equipment credits, creating an ongoing engagement loop with military customers.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Portuguese UAS developer producing the Atlantic and AR3 platforms for maritime ISR and tactical missions. NATO member-state UAS company with comparable dual-use/government customer mix to TAF, and a recent IRIS consortium partner of Ukraine for SAR/recon drones.

TypeEmerging player
Description

European AI defense software company building autonomy and target-recognition stacks for existing platforms (including combat UAS). Functionally complementary to TAF's hardware-centric Last Mile AI module and signals the European AI-defense direction TAF will increasingly compete against.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Turkish unmanned aircraft systems manufacturer behind Bayraktar TB2 and the smaller Mini Akıncı/Kızılelma family. Competes in the same military UAS category, with comparable export traction and combat-proven positioning, though focused on larger fixed-wing platforms.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Israeli defense prime whose Harop and ROTEM are kamikaze/loitering munitions with strong export success. Comparable to TAF's Kolibri line on product, target environment, and export defense customer base, though at materially larger scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

German defense UAS manufacturer producing the Vector, Scorpion, and Valkyrie fixed-wing tactical platforms. Direct competitor in the European defense UAS market, active across German MoD and adjacent NATO programs alongside TAF's Build-with-Ukraine partners.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Israeli manufacturer of Hero-series loitering munitions (Hero-30, Hero-120, Hero-400) used by NATO and allied militaries. Closely comparable to TAF's Kolibri FPV and Kolibri-O fiber optic families in mission profile, target class, and customer base.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Israeli diversified defense prime with a substantial UAS portfolio including MAGNI and THOR VTOL platforms as well as ReDrone counter-UAS. Comparable in product breadth across UAS, EW, and C-UAS to TAF's portfolio, but at incumbent scale with global defense customer reach.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

US-based AI defense tech company whose portfolio spans autonomous UAS (Roadrunner, Bolt), counter-UAS, and software-defined fires. Overlaps TAF on loitering munitions, counter-drone systems, and AI-enabled targeting, but operates as a much broader-funded, multi-domain prime.

TypeDirect peer
Description

US defense company producing the Switchblade loitering munition family (300 and 600), the most direct Western equivalent to TAF's Kolibri FPV kamikaze drone line. Both sell one-way strike drones into defense forces and compete for the same operator-level procurement dollars.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Australian counter-UAS specialist producing RfPatrol, DroneSentry, and DroneGun detection and defeat systems. Comparable focus on the counter-drone mission that drives TAF's Kvasar EW and Octopus-100 programs, serving allied defense and government customers.

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TAF Industries

Defense Drone Manufacturingtaf-ua.com

TAF Industries is a Ukrainian defense technology company founded in 2022 that manufactures FPV strike drones, counter-UAV interceptors, reconnaissance UAVs, unmanned ground vehicles, and electronic warfare systems, primarily serving the Ukrainian Defense Forces with growing international reach via European joint ventures.

What TAF Industries does

TAF Industries is a Ukrainian defense technology company founded in 2022 and headquartered in Kyiv that designs, manufactures, and supplies unmanned aerial systems, unmanned ground vehicles, and electronic warfare equipment to military and security forces. Its product portfolio spans the Kolibri FPV drone family (7", 8", 10", 13" radio-controlled plus 10-O, 13-O, 15-O fiber optic variants), the Octopus-100 and Kolibri-i10 counter-UAV interceptors, the BABKA fixed-wing reconnaissance UAV, the modular Lehit and acquired Teslia UGV platforms, the Kvasar A and Kvasar 3M electronic warfare systems, and supporting subsystems including the Last Mile AI targeting module, PowerKey delayed-start system, and TAF-P2/P2U initiation boards. Core technology revolves around EW-resilient communications (proprietary MilELRS firmware, non-standard frequencies, fiber optic control), AI-guided terminal homing, modular mission pods, and NATO Stock Number codification across the major product lines. The company reports over 600 specialists, more than 20 production locations, and a stated monthly production capacity exceeding 80,000 drones.

Revenue is generated primarily through direct hardware sales to Ukrainian Defense Forces (multiple combat brigades, National Guard, National Police, SBU) on a quote-based, minimum-100-unit pricing model, with secondary channels covering international defense exports. The international footprint is being built through the Build with Ukraine initiative via joint ventures with Wingcopter and THYRA (Germany), Summa Defence (Finland), and Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa (Poland), supplemented by state-level Drone Deals with the Netherlands, Norway, Estonia, Finland, and the UK, pending Gulf state inquiries from the UAE, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia, and membership in the Intelic BASE European procurement consortium. The TAF Bonus program — which rewards military units with equipment credits for confirmed strike footage — anchors a closed-loop engagement model that links product use back to demand. A Forbes Ukraine report (November 2025) cites over $1 billion in revenue for the late-2024 period, though the company remains privately held, founder-controlled, and has not disclosed audited financials.

TAF Industries firmographics

Firmographics
Name
TAF Industries
Legal name
TAF Industries
Website
https://taf-ua.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2022
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
TAF Industries is a Ukrainian defense technology company founded in 2022 that manufactures FPV strike drones, counter-UAV interceptors, reconnaissance UAVs, unmanned ground vehicles, and electronic warfare systems, primarily serving the Ukrainian Defense Forces with growing international reach via European joint ventures.
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TAF Industries industry classification

Industry
Product category
Defense Drone Manufacturing
NAICS
Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing (336414), Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing (334511), Other Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (336419), Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing (334220)
SIC
Search, Detection, Navagation, Guidance, Aeronautical Sys (3812), Guided Missiles & Space Vehicles & Parts (3760), Electronic Components & Accessories (3670)
akta.pro primary industry
Military Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) & Autonomous Aerial Platforms (IMABAMAC)
akta.pro secondary industries
Counter-UAS (C-UAS) Systems & Drone Defense (IMABAIAG), UAS Communications, Datalinks, SATCOM & Remote Control Systems (IMABAIAJ)

Keywords

  • FPV strike drones
  • Counter-UAV interceptors
  • Unmanned ground vehicles
  • Electronic warfare systems
  • Defense drone manufacturing

Where TAF Industries is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Kyiv
HQ country
Ukraine
HQ region
Europe

Offices2 records

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TAF Industries business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
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Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Drone Hardware Sales (Military): Direct sales of FPV drones, interceptors, reconnaissance UAVs, UGVs, EW systems, and components to Ukrainian Defense Forces, military brigades, and security forces. Products are sold in full combat configurations including batteries, initiation boards, ground control stations, and documentation. Minimum order quantity of 100 units for standard FPV drones.
  2. International Defense Exports via Partnerships: Revenue from joint ventures and technology licensing arrangements with European defense manufacturers (Wingcopter, Summa Defence, PGZ, THYRA) for localized production of Ukrainian drone designs in Germany, Finland, Poland, and other European countries under the 'Build with Ukraine' initiative. Also pursued through state-level Drone Deals with countries including the Netherlands, Norway, Estonia, Finland, and the UK.
  3. UGV (Lehit) Sales: Sales of the modular Lehit unmanned ground vehicle in multiple configurations (S1 and L1 variants) with turrets, grenade launchers, logistics trailers, and fiber optic modules for Ukrainian Security and Defense Forces.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goStandard FPV Drone (e.g., Kolibri series) — minimum order 100 units

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TAF Industries product offering

Product offering

Core offering

TAF Industries designs, manufactures, and supplies battle-proven unmanned aerial and ground systems for defense and security forces. Its product portfolio spans FPV strike drones, fiber-optic EW-immune drones, counter-UAV interceptor drones, reconnaissance UAVs, modular unmanned ground vehicles, electronic warfare systems, and supporting components such as AI targeting modules and initiation boards.

Product overview

TAF Industries is a Ukrainian defense technology company founded in 2022, operating as one of Ukraine's largest drone manufacturers with production capacity of 80,000+ drones monthly across 30+ certified defense products. The product portfolio spans multiple categories: (1) FPV Drones - the Kolibri series including 7", 8", 10", and 13" models plus specialized fiber optic variants (10-O, 13-O, 15-O) immune to electronic warfare; (2) Counter-UAV Interceptors - Octopus-100 for high-speed targets like Shaheds, and Kolibri-i10 for reconnaissance drone neutralization; (3) Relay/Communication Drones - Kolibri 13 FR1 repeater carrier extending drone-operator communication; (4) Fixed-wing Reconnaissance - BABKA reconnaissance UAV with digital video; (5) Unmanned Ground Vehicles - Lehit S1 and L1 modular UGVs for logistics and combat; (6) Electronic Warfare Systems - Kvazar A and Kvazar 3M jamming systems with TL Spectrum Analyzer; (7) Components and Subsystems - Last Mile AI targeting module, PowerKey delayed start system, TAF-P2U and TAF-P2 initiation boards. All major products carry official Ukraine MoD codification and NATO Stock Numbers (NSN), indicating NATO interoperability and standardization.

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Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Kolibri 7" FPV Drone Lightweight FPV drone for precision strikes with high maneuverability, battlefield-proven. Features encrypted MilELRS control, standard frequencies 190-1020/1900-2700 MHz, video 1.1-6.2 GHz, up to 1.5kg payload, 23km range, 21min flight. For defense forces requiring agile, low-signature strike capability.
  • Kolibri 8" Pro FPV Drone Universal FPV drone for destroying equipment and personnel with stable payload flight. Features MilELRS firmware, up to 28km range with 1kg payload, 24min flight time, dual-band control with automatic channel switching.
  • Kolibri 10" Advance FPV Drone Enhanced FPV drone with extended range and payload capacity for armored vehicle strikes. Features 80-channel VTX, MilELRS firmware, 1-4kg payload capacity, range 15-30km depending on payload, up to 35min flight.
  • Kolibri 13" Advance FPV Drone Largest radio-controlled Kolibri model for striking targets up to 25km with up to 5kg payload capacity. Dual frequency control 190-1020/1900-2700 MHz, video 1.1-7.1 GHz, analog/digital/thermal cameras, 25min (1.5kg) or 15min (5kg) flight time.
  • Kolibri 10-O Fiber Optic FPV Drone EW-immune fiber optic kamikaze drone with 15/20km fiber coil length. Complete immunity to all EW/REP jamming regardless of interference type. Day/night cameras, up to 1.5kg payload, 50-60 km/h cruise speed, up to 200m altitude.
  • Kolibri 13-O Fiber Optic FPV Drone Enhanced fiber optic FPV drone with extended coil length. EW-immune with 20km fiber line, 2.0kg payload, 20min flight, day/thermal cameras, 50-60 km/h cruise speed.
  • Kolibri 15-O Fiber Optic FPV Drone Flagship fiber optic kamikaze drone with maximum 30km fiber coil for precision strikes. EW-immune, up to 3kg payload, up to 33min flight, day/thermal cameras, 50-60 km/h cruise speed.
  • Octopus-100 Interceptor Drone Interceptor drone designed for destroying jet-powered Shaheds and high-speed aerial targets. Features automatic target homing, 30km range, 15min flight, up to 4500m altitude, 1.2kg payload, speeds over 300 km/h, night camera.
  • TAF Kolibri-i10 Interceptor Drone High-speed interceptor drone for destroying reconnaissance and Geran-1 (Shahed-131) type drones. Manual control, 0.6kg payload, 12.5km range, 25km max flight, 20+ min flight, over 200 km/h, day/night digital cameras.
  • Kolibri 13 FR1 Repeater Drone Modular long-range FPV relay carrier with autonomous optic stabilization and EW resistance. GPS-free navigation, up to 5km tactical radius, 30min flight, optical stabilization, digital/analog video, ELRS/digital control, 720-2700 MHz telemetry.
  • BABKA Reconnaissance UAV Fixed-wing reconnaissance aircraft for tactical aerial reconnaissance with real-time digital video. 130cm wingspan, rubber catapult launch, 3.0kg max takeoff weight, up to 2000m altitude, up to 2hr flight time, 40+km control range, 30x optical zoom, GPS-free navigation.
  • Lehit S1 UGV Maneuverable unmanned ground robot for delivering ammunition, food, and material to front lines, also used as strike platform and kamikaze drone. Up to 25 km/h speed, 22km range, 2hr endurance, 30kg payload, CRSF/LTE/optical fiber communication options. Modular with grenade launcher and fiber optic modules.
  • Lehit L1 UGV Unmanned ground robot for ammunition, food, and supply delivery to forward positions, with option to equip combat modules. Up to 25 km/h speed, 30km range, 2.5hr endurance, 80kg payload, Starlink/CRSF/LTE communication. Modular with Pulsar turret (PKT/AK/RPK), grenade launcher (4/6/8 tubes), engineering trailer for mine laying.
  • Kvazar A Electronic Warfare System Electronic warfare system for drone defense and communication disruption. Customizable frequency range, 100W module power, 15kg weight. Multiple variants for different operational requirements.
  • Kvazar 3M Electronic Warfare System Advanced EW system with 120-5850 MHz frequency range, 50/100W dual power modes, 20-35kg weight. 360-degree coverage, adaptive jamming, multi-channel operation for counter-drone operations.
  • TL Spectrum Analyzer Portable spectrum analysis tool for detecting EW activity and analyzing radio frequency spectrum. 360-5800 MHz frequency range, up to 24hr battery life, 1500 mAh battery, USB Type-C charging, real-time spectrum display.
  • Last Mile AI-Guided Targeting Module AI-powered automatic targeting module for FPV drones providing autonomous terminal guidance to targets. Up to 1m accuracy, EW-immune, stationary target acquisition up to 500m, moving targets from 150m, approach speed 60 km/h, effective against targets up to 60 km/h. Codified by Ukraine MoD with NATO NSN.
  • PowerKey Delayed Start System Delayed UAV launch system enabling remote power activation via controller or external device (mother drone, ground platform, carrier aircraft). Sequential launch of up to 6 drones, up to 36hr standby, 15-30mA standby current draw, UART connectivity.
  • TAF-P2U Initiation Board High-tech payload management device for UAVs. Controls safe arming, disarmament, and activation of combat payloads. 35g weight, dual analog and digital impact sensors, configurable safety timer (default 2min), 30min self-destruct timer, -30 to +55C operating range.
  • TAF-P2 Initiation Board Enhanced payload initiation board for FPV drones with improved safety features. 47g (15g board), 94.5 x 46.2 x 27.5mm, supports autonomous, PWM, and PWM+UART modes with arm/disarm/initiation control.

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  • More than 10,000 enemy armored targets destroyed by TAF Industries drone systems
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Seven partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa (PGZ)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 25 June 2026TAF Industries and Poland's state-owned defense group Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa signed a memorandum of intent on June 25 during the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Gdańsk to localize the production of unmanned aerial vehicles and counter-drone systems in Poland. The partnership leverages PGZ's industrial infrastructure under the 'Build with Ukraine' framework, integrating TAF Industries' combat-proven technology into a European manufacturing hub with all platforms meeting NATO operational standards.
  • Phantom Technology (Teslia UGV Developer)minorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 20 May 2026Ukrainian defense-tech fund Resist.UA sold its stake in Phantom Technology, the developer of the Teslia unmanned ground robotic system, to TAF Industries. The Teslia system is a six-wheel high-mobility UGV platform capable of carrying up to 180kg payload over a 40km range. It was approved for operation within Ukraine's Security and Defense Forces in January 2025 and has since been deployed for cargo transport and casualty evacuation on the front line. TAF Industries' acquisition makes it the majority owner of the Teslia/Phantom Technology entity, expanding its UGV portfolio.
  • Intelic BASE ConsortiumminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 4 May 2026TAF Industries is named as a Ukrainian partner in the Intelic BASE procurement consortium, alongside European drone manufacturers from France, Germany, UK, Netherlands, Portugal, Latvia, Luxembourg, Lithuania, and Czechia. Intelic BASE is a procurement hub designed to help European Ministries of Defence identify, compare, and deploy European unmanned systems more quickly. The consortium collectively produces over 100,000 UAVs per month and generates €1.2 billion in annual sales.
  • Summa Defence (Finland)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 27 April 2026TAF Industries and Finnish firm Summa Defence signed a MoU on April 27, 2026 to create a joint venture for industrial-scale drone production in Finland under the 'Build with Ukraine' initiative. The partnership aims to facilitate joint production of defense products for Ukraine and international markets, leveraging Summa Defence's Finnish defense infrastructure and TAF Industries' battlefield-proven drone technology.
  • THYRA GmbH (Germany)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 16 April 2026TAF Industries and German C-UAS (counter-unmanned aircraft systems) manufacturer THYRA GmbH signed a Memorandum of Strategic Cooperation on April 16, 2026 at the Embassy of Ukraine in Berlin during German-Ukrainian government consultations, with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in attendance. The partnership focuses on joint drone production in Germany under the 'Build with Ukraine' program, combining THYRA's counter-drone technology with TAF Industries' combat-proven UAV designs.
  • Wingcopter GmbHcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 13 February 2026TAF Industries and German drone manufacturer Wingcopter signed a MoU at the Munich Security Conference on February 13, 2026 to establish a joint venture in Germany for producing FPV drones and new UAV platforms for European and NATO markets. TAF Industries contributes licensed UAV designs, battle-tested manufacturing expertise, electronic warfare-resilient systems, and AI solutions. Wingcopter provides German production infrastructure, engineering support, and EU supply chain integration. The partnership operates under the 'Build with Ukraine' initiative, aiming to integrate Ukrainian defense technologies into the EU industrial base.
  • Ukrainian Defense Forces (multiple brigades)coreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 1 February 2026TAF Industries supplies combat brigades including 63rd, 77th, 110th, 28th, 39th, 25th, 14th, and others with FPV drones, interceptors, UGVs, and EW systems. Brigades include combat units, artillery, armored units, and special operations. The TAF Bonus program rewards confirmed strikes with equipment credits, creating an ongoing engagement loop with military customers.

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Direct peers

  • Tekever: Portuguese UAS developer producing the Atlantic and AR3 platforms for maritime ISR and tactical missions. NATO member-state UAS company with comparable dual-use/government customer mix to TAF, and a recent IRIS consortium partner of Ukraine for SAR/recon drones.
  • Baykar: Turkish unmanned aircraft systems manufacturer behind Bayraktar TB2 and the smaller Mini Akıncı/Kızılelma family. Competes in the same military UAS category, with comparable export traction and combat-proven positioning, though focused on larger fixed-wing platforms.
  • Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI): Israeli defense prime whose Harop and ROTEM are kamikaze/loitering munitions with strong export success. Comparable to TAF's Kolibri line on product, target environment, and export defense customer base, though at materially larger scale.
  • Quantum Systems: German defense UAS manufacturer producing the Vector, Scorpion, and Valkyrie fixed-wing tactical platforms. Direct competitor in the European defense UAS market, active across German MoD and adjacent NATO programs alongside TAF's Build-with-Ukraine partners.
  • UVision: Israeli manufacturer of Hero-series loitering munitions (Hero-30, Hero-120, Hero-400) used by NATO and allied militaries. Closely comparable to TAF's Kolibri FPV and Kolibri-O fiber optic families in mission profile, target class, and customer base.
  • AeroVironment: US defense company producing the Switchblade loitering munition family (300 and 600), the most direct Western equivalent to TAF's Kolibri FPV kamikaze drone line. Both sell one-way strike drones into defense forces and compete for the same operator-level procurement dollars.
  • DroneShield: Australian counter-UAS specialist producing RfPatrol, DroneSentry, and DroneGun detection and defeat systems. Comparable focus on the counter-drone mission that drives TAF's Kvasar EW and Octopus-100 programs, serving allied defense and government customers.

Emerging players

  • Helsing: European AI defense software company building autonomy and target-recognition stacks for existing platforms (including combat UAS). Functionally complementary to TAF's hardware-centric Last Mile AI module and signals the European AI-defense direction TAF will increasingly compete against.

Broad incumbents

  • Elbit Systems: Israeli diversified defense prime with a substantial UAS portfolio including MAGNI and THOR VTOL platforms as well as ReDrone counter-UAS. Comparable in product breadth across UAS, EW, and C-UAS to TAF's portfolio, but at incumbent scale with global defense customer reach.
  • Anduril Industries: US-based AI defense tech company whose portfolio spans autonomous UAS (Roadrunner, Bolt), counter-UAS, and software-defined fires. Overlaps TAF on loitering munitions, counter-drone systems, and AI-enabled targeting, but operates as a much broader-funded, multi-domain prime.

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Frequently asked questions about TAF Industries

What does TAF Industries do?

TAF Industries designs, manufactures, and supplies battle-proven unmanned aerial and ground systems for defense and security forces. Its product portfolio spans FPV strike drones, fiber-optic EW-immune drones, counter-UAV interceptor drones, reconnaissance UAVs, modular unmanned ground vehicles, electronic warfare systems, and supporting components such as AI targeting modules and initiation boards.

Is TAF Industries a public or private company?

TAF Industries is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was TAF Industries founded?

TAF Industries was founded in 2022. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is TAF Industries based?

TAF Industries is headquartered in Kyiv, Ukraine, in the Europe region.

How does TAF Industries make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Drone Hardware Sales (Military) is the primary driver. The others are international Defense Exports via Partnerships and UGV (Lehit) Sales.

Who are TAF Industries's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Tekever, Baykar, Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), Quantum Systems, UVision, AeroVironment and DroneShield. Helsing is listed as an emerging player. Broad incumbents are Elbit Systems and Anduril Industries.

Does TAF Industries have an API?

No public API is recorded for TAF Industries.

What industry is TAF Industries in?

TAF Industries's product category is Defense Drone Manufacturing. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMABAMAC, Military Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) & Autonomous Aerial Platforms, with a secondary code of IMABAIAG, Counter-UAS (C-UAS) Systems & Drone Defense. Its NAICS code is 336414 and its SIC code is 3812.

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dev.uaTAF Industries expands into Luxembourg and Belgium: Ukrainian company signs agreement with LuxuavTAF Industries and Luxuav signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly develop unmanned and autonomous systems in Belgium and Luxembourg. The partnership aims to accelerate development, production, and implementation of unmanned solutions in the two countries. TAF Industries also participates in the Build with Ukraine initiative.dev.uaThe CEO of TAF Industries told why they value project managers from classical IT and what challenges IT engineers at deftech faceTAF Industries CEO Volodymyr Zinovsky said project managers from classical IT fit well in defense-tech, while software engineers need adaptation under a tech lead. He noted no one from classical IT can become a tech lead now, and TAF plans to expand unmanned solutions with a water drone partnership.dev.ua"The technical possibility is there. But there are "moral questions" here." TAF Industries CEO explained why FPV drones with AI still do not choose the target on their ownTAF Industries CEO Volodymyr Zinovsky said FPV drones with AI that independently select targets are technically possible but not sold due to moral risks of hitting own personnel or civilians. He compared such drones to mines, noting no moral dilemmas in laying mines. He also mentioned limited autonomy via Last Mile technology and ongoing arms export model negotiations.dev.uaTAF Industries will produce high-speed Shahed jet interceptors, deep strikes and water drones. Exclusive details from the CEOTAF Industries announced a partnership with a water drone manufacturer and plans to produce high-speed interceptors for Shahed jets, middlestrikes, and deepstrikes. CEO Volodymyr Zinovsky said the new interceptor exceeds 450 km/h and will enter mass production by year-end. The company also aims to release a new reconnaissance drone.InventureUkrainian FPV Drone Maker TAF Industries and Denmark’s Upteko to Form Joint VentureUkrainian defense firm TAF Industries and Danish tech company Upteko signed a cooperation agreement to form a joint venture in Denmark for unmanned systems. They plan to scale FPV drone production, aiming for thousands of drones per month from early 2027. The venture is part of Ukraine's Build with Ukraine initiative to expand production capacity abroad.NRCHet oorlogsfront tussen Oekraïne en Rusland ligt stil. Nu zoeken beide landen naar andere terreinen om de ander te ontwrichtenThe Ukrainian drone manufacturer TAF Industries reported that its production locations in Kyiv were unaffected after a Russian missile attack with 24 ballistic and 4 hypersonic missiles, resulting in 17 deaths and at least 40 injuries in Ukraine.Tech.euWhy the best time to invest in Ukraine is nowUkrainian investment fund Resist.UA, founded in 2023 during Russia's full-scale invasion, has built a portfolio valued at over $10 million by backing early-stage defense tech startups including Farsight Vision, M-FLY, and Phantom Technology, the latter of which was acquired by defense manufacturer TAF Industries in May 2026 in the fund's first exit. According to AVentures Capital research, Ukrainian defense tech startups raised over $129 million in publicly disclosed investments and grants by the end of 2025, making it the fastest-growing sector in Ukraine's technology ecosystem. Resist.UA's founding partner Roman Sulzhyk argues that the wartime period represents a unique investment window comparable to the early internet era, with international investors including Horizon Capital, Green Flag Ventures, D3, Radius Capital, and Andreessen Horowitz increasingly entering the space.RbcHow Ukrainian drones use AI and 'autopilot' to outsmart Russian jammingUkrainian drone manufacturers are integrating artificial intelligence and autonomous navigation systems to counter Russian electronic warfare jamming that disrupts control links and GPS signals. Companies like TAF Industries and Athlon Avia report that these technologies, including AI-assisted terminal guidance and optical navigation, allow drones to maintain mission effectiveness even when communication with operators is severed.UNITED24 MediaUkraine’s TAF Industries and Poland’s PGZ Sign Deal to Scale Joint Drone ManufacturingTAF Industries and Poland's state-owned defense group Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa signed a memorandum of intent on June 25 during the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Gdańsk to localize the production of unmanned aerial vehicles and counter-drone systems in Poland. The partnership leverages PGZ's industrial infrastructure under the "Build with Ukraine" framework, integrating TAF Industries' combat-proven technology into a European manufacturing hub with all platforms meeting NATO operational standards. A Polish-made Striker deep-strike UAV was also successfully tested near Kyiv on the same day by manufacturer FlyFocus, demonstrating a range of up to 1,000 kilometers.dev.uaDeftech company TAF Industries wanted to buy a Ukrainian developer of middlestrikes. Why it didn't work out and what are the future plansTAF Industries failed to acquire Ukrainian middlestrike developer Lastivka in April, with negotiations lasting six months. The deal fell through when a participant refused to provide an updated purchase price. TAF is now negotiating with other manufacturers and considering independent production to expand its product line.