Get your defense‑tech funded
From the first introduction to a signed term sheet, one team runs the raise.
- Warm intros to investors who fund defense
- Matched to strategic, family-office and prime capital
- Financials and corporate structure made investor-ready
- A data room and financial model built for diligence
- A valuation you can defend across the table
- Raise without giving up equity or a board seat
Everything it takes to get funded
Access to the investors who fund defense, and a company ready for the day they look closely — the narrative, the model, the data room and the valuation, built before the questions come. One team accountable from the first introduction to the signed term sheet.
Investor matching & warm intros
Warm intros to the investors who fund defense — strategic acquirers and primes, family offices, defense and dual-use funds, sovereign and strategic capital. Matched to your stage and your technology, not a mass forward of your deck.
Investment readiness
Your deck, narrative and positioning rebuilt for a defense buyer who reads diligence differently than a SaaS investor — the story an allied-market investor needs to hear, in the terms they underwrite.
Financial structuring & cleanup
Your financials brought into order and your corporate structure cleaned up, so cash flow that runs through informal channels becomes clean, auditable books an investor can underwrite.
Due diligence & data room
The same checks an investor will run, done first. Independent due diligence on your company, its counterparties and its supply chain, with the findings, financials, IP and contracts assembled into a data room that holds up when an investor looks closely.
Financial model & valuation
A model and a valuation you can defend across the table, anchored to comparable deals and disciplined multiples — so you raise on your number and not a discount.
Deal support & negotiation
A dedicated deal manager who runs the raise from first introduction to signed term sheet — coordinating investors, keeping diligence moving, holding the terms.
Not sure how much to raise, or what you're worth? Working that out is the first call.
Schedule a call →From where you stand to a signed term sheet
Each step builds on the last — the work that gets you genuinely diligence-ready, then in front of the investors who fund what you build.
Readiness check
We map where you stand, how much to raise and from whom, before any investor sees your name.
Package
Deck, financial model, valuation and narrative rebuilt for a defense investor.
Structure
Financials and IP cleaned up, the corporate structure set for a cross-border raise.
Data room
Diligence run first, findings and documents assembled to hold up under review.
Match
Curated warm intros to the investors who fund what you build, at your stage.
Close
A dedicated manager runs diligence and negotiates a term sheet you can defend.
Capital for the next phase, not a lifeline
Founders raise with Wiseboard to fund growth they can already see coming — the capacity their order book demands, the runway to get there, the next product, and the move into international markets.
Production capacity
Tooling, lines and components to meet the order book, where demand outruns what you can build.
Operating runway
Working capital for the gap between winning an order and getting paid.
R&D and next products
The next product line and the iteration your battlefield feedback points to.
Team and market entry
People and international operations to sell and deliver beyond Ukraine.
Who invests, where they are, and what they fund
Strategic acquirers & defense primes
Primes and platform companies buying capability and technology to fold into their own systems and supply chains.
Family offices & private investors
Patient private capital seeking direct exposure to defense and dual-use, often faster to decide than institutions.
Defense & dual-use funds
Thesis-driven funds deploying specifically into defense technology, including at pre-revenue stage.
Sovereign & strategic capital
State-backed capital from the Gulf and partner nations, including Japan and India, funding defense at scale — with appetite for larger checks.
What founders come to us with
The situations we see most often on the capital side — and what changes once the work is done.
You can't show an investor clean numbers
We bring your financials into order and turn cash flow that runs through informal structures into clean, auditable books an investor can underwrite.
You can't say what you're worth
We build the financial model and a valuation you can defend, so you raise on a number you can stand behind, not a guess.
Investors won't fund IP in a wartime entity
We move your IP into a clean cross-border holding, with the Ukrainian and foreign entities structured the way an international investor needs to see them.
Different investors fund different stages
There is no single cut-off. From pre-revenue with validated technology to companies with real revenue, the question is not whether you qualify, but which capital fits and how much you can raise.
Product
Stage
Ambition
Readiness
Raising capital without exposing your tech
You can become investable without revealing how your product works. Diligence runs at the corporate, financial and compliance layer, under NDA, on a need-to-know basis.
Under NDA from the first call
Every conversation and document sits under a signed NDA before anything sensitive is shared.
Investors see the business, not the blueprint
Diligence covers structure, financials, contracts and compliance. It does not require your source code or designs.
Need-to-know only
Your data reaches an investor or specialist only where a step requires it, and no further.
The reach behind the introductions
Wiseboard opens this capital in strategic partnership with UFG, whose international investor network and deal team sit behind every introduction. One team accountable to you, from the first call to the signed term sheet.
Questions founders ask about the raise
Tell us where you stand
One call. How much to raise, from whom, and what stands between you and a term sheet — mapped against the investors and markets you're aiming for. No pitch.