Final Frontier
Bredgade 30, Copenhagen, Hovedstaden, 1260, Denmark
Overview
Final Frontier is a Nordic venture capital firm investing in visionary companies building critical space and defense technologies for a strategically independent Europe. The fund invests across the value chain, including areas such as satellite systems, propulsion, drones, cybersecurity, and autonomous platforms. Its focus is on pre-seed and seed-stage companies, with a preference for teams that have functional prototypes prepared for real-world application.
- Total investments
- 3
- Lead investments
- 0
- Investments · 12mo
- 2
- Active investors
- 2
Sector focus
- Venture Capital
Investment portfolio
- P-Secure
Participated · Seed · May 2026
P-Secure has built a platform enabling large-scale background checks in compliance with European law, targeting protection of physical access to critical infrastructure. The company reports commercial traction with more than 100 companies and public authorities as customers and a newly developed platform launched within its first year of operations. Its team includes former personnel from PET, police and the military, and founders are Lars Andreasen, Thomas Julian Gravers, Nicklas Bo Løwe and Glenn Jensen. P-Secure has a board comprising Simon Øelund, Andreas Green Rasmussen and Niels Vejrup Carlsen. The company is valued at DKK 200M following the seed financing and intends to use proceeds to accelerate European expansion.
- InSpacePropulsion Technologies
Participated · Seed · Feb 2026
InSpacePropulsion Technologies (ISPTech) is a German space-tech company focused on propulsion hardware that replaces toxic hydrazine thrusters with safer, high-performance alternatives. Its product line includes the HyNOx and HIP_11 systems, which are designed to deliver high thrust and rapid responsiveness for collision avoidance, orbit changes, and other complex satellite maneuvers. The company is expanding commercial engagement with satellite manufacturers, defence customers, and in-orbit service providers. Two customer missions are currently in preparation, with the first small-satellite launch using ISPTech propulsion planned for 2026, while CubeSat units are already in acceptance testing. ESA-supported projects are helping advance HIP_11 and an orbital refuelling initiative. By enabling more flexible spacecraft mobility, ISPTech aims to underpin future growth in satellite constellations and in-orbit services.
- Dropla Tech
Participated · Seed · Aug 2025
Founded in 2023 and headquartered in Odense, Denmark, Dropla Tech develops edge-AI systems and modular unmanned ground vehicles for explosive-threat detection and tactical operations. Its flagship product, Blue Eyes (NATO Stock Number 7010-61-019-5238), is an edge-AI system deployed with Ukrainian Armed Forces and security services that detects mines, IEDs, and ambush drones in real time without cloud connectivity. Blue Eyes has logged more than 5,000 confirmed detections in Ukraine with reported accuracy above 90%. The company also produces Dropla 4×4 and Dropla 6×6 UGV platforms supporting CASEVAC, logistics, ISR, RWS, and counter-UAS configurations, and a Dropla Seer multi-sensor reconnaissance complex. Dropla Tech has pursued European series production and announced ambitions to scale production capacity to up to 3,000 UGVs per year and participate in the Build with Ukraine program. It has integrated its UGVs with Germany's MOSAIC UXS mission software and signed a memorandum of cooperation with Ukrainian Frontline Robotics.