英国防空公司剑桥航空航天融资3亿美元
英国防空公司剑桥航空航天（Cambridge Aerospace）完成3亿美元融资。资金将用于扩大制造能力，以履行现有及新合同，并持续投资于公司发展。该公司业务涉及电子元器件供应链，其扩产将影响相关元器件需求。
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本文报道英国防空公司剑桥航空航天（Cambridge Aerospace）完成3亿美元C轮融资，估值达34亿美元。融资将用于扩大制造能力、履行现有及新合同，并投资产品迭代。公司业务涉及电子元器件供应链，其扩产可能影响相关元器件需求。文章提及英国国防部合同、投资者背景及行业活动。
- 剑桥航空航天宣布完成C轮融资，投资额3亿美元，估值34亿美元。
- 融资由DFJ Growth领投，Lux、Accel、Lakestar、Never Lift、Ora Global和Elad Gil & Co等支持。
- 公司CEO Steven Barrett表示，资金将用于扩大制造和交付能力，以应对威胁速度和盟国需求。
- 今年4月，公司完成B轮融资2亿美元，估值13亿美元，由Elad Gil & Co和Spark Capital共同领投。
- 自B轮以来，公司获得英国国防部多项合同，包括为英国武装部队提供低成本拦截器。
- DFJ Growth创始人Randy Glein称，公司开发了经济且精确的反无人机系统，用于消除低成本攻击无人机造成的威胁。
供应链影响
- 公司扩大制造能力可能增加对电子元器件（如传感器、处理器、通信模块）的需求，具体取决于其产品设计。
- 新合同履行可能带动相关供应链订单增长，但影响程度取决于合同规模和交付时间表。
- 融资用于产品迭代和新能力开发，可能引入新型元器件需求，但具体类型未在原文中说明。
- 公司增长可能影响其供应商的产能分配，但取决于现有供应链布局和扩产计划。
- 英国国防部合同可能优先考虑本土供应链，但原文未明确，因此影响取决于采购政策。
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一般 | 2026年8月13日
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本轮融资将支持剑桥航空航天公司持续指数级增长，因为公司扩大制造能力以履行现有及新合同，同时继续投资于现有产品的螺旋式开发，并将下一代能力推向市场。
英国防空公司剑桥航空航天宣布完成C轮融资，投资额3亿美元，估值34亿美元。
剑桥航空航天在新闻稿中表示，本轮融资将支持公司持续指数级增长，因为公司扩大制造能力以履行现有及新合同，同时继续投资于现有产品的螺旋式开发，并将下一代能力推向市场。
本轮融资由DFJ Growth领投，Lux、Accel、Lakestar、Never Lift、Ora Global和Elad Gil & Co等支持。DFJ Growth的加入及其在快速扩展技术方面的专业知识，加上早期投资者的持续支持，显示了对剑桥航空航天在继续履行合同和投资新技术方面的信心。
“通过汇聚世界上最优秀的人才，以保护盟国天空免受威胁为唯一使命，我们已经取得了巨大成就，”剑桥航空航天首席执行官史蒂文·巴雷特表示。“这些资金的加入将使我们能够继续扩大制造和交付能力，以应对威胁的速度和盟国的需求。”
新闻稿称，自今年4月公司完成B轮融资2亿美元、估值13亿美元（由Elad Gil & Co和Spark Capital共同领投）以来，剑桥航空航天已获得英国国防部的多项合同，包括为英国武装部队提供低成本拦截器。
“剑桥航空航天正在解决现代战争中最紧迫的挑战之一。他们开发了一种经济且精确的反无人机系统，用于消除低成本攻击无人机造成的来袭威胁和战场混乱，”DFJ Growth创始人兼管理合伙人兰迪·格莱因表示。“我们调查了全球格局，确定剑桥拥有最优秀的团队和技术，为欧洲及其盟国建设最先进、最现代的防空基础设施。”
“这一估值是对英国的极大信心投票，”英国国防大臣韦斯·斯特里廷表示。“剑桥航空航天的‘天空锤’是我们武装部队需要的那种低成本拦截导弹，以威慑对手并保护国家安全。”
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General | August 13, 2026
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The round will support Cambridge Aerospace’s continued exponential growth as the company expands manufacturing capabilities to deliver on existing and new contracts, while continuing to invest in the spiral development of existing products and bringing the next generation of capabilities to market.
British air defence company Cambridge Aerospace has announced the closure of its Series C round with USD 300 million dollars of investment at a USD 3.4 billion valuation.
The round will support Cambridge Aerospace’s continued exponential growth as the company expands manufacturing capabilities to deliver on existing and new contracts, while continuing to invest in the spiral development of existing products and bringing the next generation of capabilities to market, Cambridge Aerospace said in a press release.
The round was led by DFJ Growth and supported by Lux, Accel, Lakestar, Never Lift, Ora Global and Elad Gil & Co. The addition of DFJ Growth and their expertise in rapidly scaling technology, combined with the continued support from early investors, shows the confidence in Cambridge Aerospace as they continue to deliver on contracts and invest in new technology.
“By bringing together the best talent in the world with a singular mission to protect Allied skies from threats we have achieved a huge amount already,” Cambridge Aerospace CEO, Steven Barrett said. “The addition of these funds will allow us to continue to scale our manufacturing and our delivery to meet the pace of threats, and the needs of Allied nations.”
Since the company’s USD 200 million raise at a USD 1.3 billion valuation at Series B, co-led by Elad Gil & Co and Spark Capital, in April of this year, Cambridge Aerospace has received several contracts from the UK Ministry of Defence including to provide low-cost interceptors for the UK Armed Forces, the press release said.
“Cambridge Aerospace is solving one of the most pressing challenges of modern warfare. They have developed an affordable and accurate counter UAS system for eliminating the inbound threats and battlefield chaos caused by low-cost aerial attack drones,” Randy Glein, DFJ Growth Founder and Managing Partner said. “We surveyed the global landscape and identified Cambridge as having the best team and technology to build the most advanced and modern air defense infrastructure for Europe and its allies.”
“This valuation is a great vote of confidence in Britain,” UK Defence Secretary Wes Streeting said. “Cambridge Aerospace’s Skyhammer is an example of the low-cost interceptor missiles our Armed Forces need to deter adversaries and keep our country safe.”
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