Neros operates in aerospace & defense / robotics. Its most recent disclosed valuation is $2.5B (post-money). Its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
1 valuation. The latest, $2.5B post-money, was set by the Series C in Aug 2026.
Neros designs and manufactures small, expendable first-person-view drones for military use, built to avoid Chinese supply chains by using low-cost, non-military-grade components. Its flagship Archer drone is a modular quadcopter carrying up to a 7-pound payload with a range beyond 15 miles, and the company has since added Archer AI and the Bandit counter-UAS interceptor to its lineup.
Customers include Ukrainian forces and the U.S. Department of War, with the U.S. Army selecting the Archer FPV for its Purpose-Built Attritable Systems program. Neros was founded in 2023 by former professional drone racers Soren Monroe-Anderson and Olaf Hichwa and is headquartered in Torrance, California. A notable fact: the founders began by personally delivering drones built from Chinese components to Kyiv in 2023 before relocating operations to build an all-American platform.
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No. Neros is a private company; its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
The last valuation is $2.5B (post-money, Aug 2026).
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