WSJ Tech News Briefing · Wednesday, September 23, 2026
Finnish defense company Senso Fusion is aiming to raise $344 million through an IPO in Helsinki to fund the development and expansion of its anti-drone software. The company has secured a $170 million commitment from investors and has existing contracts with the US Marine Corps.
“And a Finnish defense company is seeking $344 million by going public in Helsinki.”
“Senso Fusion, which makes anti-drone software, has a contract with the US Marine Corps and has deployed its technology in both Ukraine and the Middle East.”
“The company says three pension insurance companies and a funding management group have committed $170 million to anchor the IPO.”