UFORCE

• Founders:

  Oleg Rogynskyy and Oleksii Honcharuk​

• Founded:

  2025​

• HQ Base:

  London, UK​

• Company Size:

  501-1000​ Employees

• Total Funding:

  $50M, Seed

Overview​

UFORCE is a London-based defence-technology company, born in Ukraine, building combat-proven platforms: USVs, UAVs and ground vehicles, with agnostic C2 software. It makes the Magura, the first USV to sink a warship, with UK manufacturing and a British Army contract. It is the first joint UK-Ukrainian defence-tech unicorn, valued at over $1 billion.​

Key Technology Insights​

UFORCE builds attritable autonomous vehicles across sea, air and land, linked by agnostic C2 software that tracks and prosecutes targets from fused sensor feeds. Its reusable Nemesis UAV costs ~$500 per kill, with a non-Chinese supply chain, and is combat-proven over three years.

Industry Application​

Maritime strike is most mature, led by the Magura, the first USV to sink a warship, with a dozen vessels hit and jets downed via AIM-9. Nemesis UAVs add strike, resupply and ISR. Allied adoption is taking place: in testing, US forces sank a target ship in the Philippines.

Strategic Perspective​

UFORCE reflects how cheap, unmanned drones are democratising sea power and challenging capital ships. What sets it apart from its competitors is having a real combat record, a non-Chinese supply chain and exportable C2 and doctrine. Scaling to allies, its opportunity spans the Indo-Pacific, pending formal Western accreditation.​