XTEND has announced the successful closure of a $30 million funding round to advance its U.S. expansion plans and significantly scale the production of its AI-powered tactical robotic systems. With this new investment, the company’s Series B funding total has reached $70 million.
The funding will be directed toward increasing manufacturing capacity, enhancing AI capabilities for real-time battlefield and operational decision-making, and broadening the deployment of XTEND’s autonomous solutions to allied defense forces. Additionally, the systems are expected to be applied in humanitarian missions and emergency disaster relief operations—highlighting their growing utility beyond military domains.
Aliya Capital Partners and Protego Ventures led the investment round, with strong backing from Claltech, Union-Tech Ventures, and Chartered Group. XTEND stated that this funding milestone will accelerate its vision of transforming how tactical missions are conducted, while reducing human risk through AI-enabled robotics.
