Last updated: November 14, 2026
The top defense technology companies in Lithuania for 2027 are Granta Autonomy, PDKINEMATICS, Broswarm, Unmanned Defense Systems, Luna Robotics, NRD Cyber Security and Safariland Lithuania. Granta Autonomy leads in unmanned aircraft and data links, PDKINEMATICS in precision guidance, Luna Robotics in drone imaging, and NRD Cyber Security in cyber defence.
Lithuania’s defence budget reached a record €4.79 billion in 2026, around 5.38% of GDP, with €145 million earmarked for air defence against drones. Lessons from Ukraine are shaping fast product cycles in drones, counter-drone systems and sensors.
We selected Lithuanian companies with public funding, contracts or government references in defence, using company information, Invest Lithuania and defence press. This list stays at company overview level. Read more about how we research and rank companies.
| Company | Based In | Best For | Key Fact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Granta Autonomy | Vilnius | UAS platforms and components | Develops its own loitering systems |
| PDKINEMATICS | Vilnius | Guidance and anti-jamming for drones | €2M seed round in 2026 |
| Broswarm | Vilnius | Drone systems | Ranked among top Lithuanian drone startups |
| Unmanned Defense Systems | Lithuania | Unmanned defence platforms | Ranked among top Lithuanian drone startups |
| Luna Robotics | Lithuania | Day and night imaging for drones | Built on battlefield lessons from Ukraine |
| NRD Cyber Security | Vilnius | Cyber defence for governments | Projects in 34 countries |
| Safariland Lithuania | Lithuania | Body armour and protective gear | Planned supplier of 12,000+ body armour sets |
Granta Autonomy is a Vilnius company that develops unmanned aircraft systems, gimbals and digital data links, and is one of Lithuania’s best-known drone makers.
It suits forces that want a Lithuanian UAS supplier with in-house components.
PDKINEMATICS develops precision-guidance systems that help drones operate in contested environments. It raised a €2 million seed round in June 2026.
It suits drone makers that need guidance and resilience to jamming.
Broswarm is ranked among the leading drone startups in Lithuania by Seedtable.
It suits buyers tracking new Lithuanian drone capability.
Unmanned Defense Systems is one of the drone startups ranked among Lithuania’s top players.
It suits buyers looking for domestic unmanned platforms.
Luna Robotics develops imaging solutions free of Chinese components that let drones operate around the clock, drawing on battlefield lessons from Ukraine.
It suits drone makers that need trusted supply chains.
NRD Cyber Security builds cyber defence capability for governments and organizations, including incident response teams and SOCs.
It suits defence and public bodies strengthening cyber resilience.
Safariland Lithuania produces protective equipment, and the defence materiel agency planned to buy at least 12,000 body armour sets from it in 2026.
It shows how international defence firms build local production in Lithuania.
Many Lithuanian products are refined with feedback from Ukraine. Ask for test results.
Check component origins, especially for drones and sensors.
Prototype success is not production capacity. Ask about volumes and timelines.
Defence exports need approvals. Plan for them early.
It reached a record €4.79 billion in 2026, about 5.38% of GDP.
Drones, counter-drone systems, photonics and lasers, communications and cyber security.
Yes, through programs such as MilTech Lab and a Miltech Sandbox for testing and development.
Lithuania’s defence technology sector is young and growing fast. Granta Autonomy and PDKINEMATICS lead in drones and guidance, Luna Robotics in imaging, and NRD Cyber Security in cyber defence. For security partners, see the top cybersecurity companies in Lithuania and the Lithuania hub.