Heven Drones operates in drone manufacturing and delivery. Investors last valued the company at $1B. Its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
One company valuation: $1B, dated Dec 2025.
Heven AeroTech, known until its September 2025 rebrand as Heven Drones, designs and manufactures hydrogen-powered unmanned aerial systems for defense, national security and public safety, building runway-independent drones such as the RAIDER, H2D250, H2D200 and H100. Its hydrogen fuel cells let drones like the Heven Z1 fly up to 600 miles for more than 10 hours.
Founder and CEO Ben Levinson started the company in 2019, and it is now headquartered in Virginia after opening a new manufacturing facility and a new U.S. headquarters in Sterling. In November 2025, quantum computing company IonQ invested in Heven AeroTech to integrate quantum sensing and networking technology into its drone platform.
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