ParaZero announced a significant purchase order for its DefendAir counter‑drone system from a leading Dutch defense distributor, marking a key expansion into Western Europe.
The order, announced on November 17, 2025, will supply multiple DefendAir units for resale and distribution across the distributor’s network, giving ParaZero direct access to customers in the defense and homeland security sectors throughout the region.
DefendAir has demonstrated a 100% interception success rate in field trials and uses a soft‑hard kill approach that minimizes collateral damage, making it attractive for urban and critical infrastructure protection.
While the financial value of the order was not disclosed, the deal is considered a strategic milestone for ParaZero, which has faced negative margins and declining revenue in recent quarters. The company’s cash position remains strong, and the order is expected to help offset some of the financial headwinds.
The counter‑drone market is projected to reach $12.24 billion by 2032, underscoring the long‑term growth potential that ParaZero seeks to capture. Analysts note that the company’s current valuation reflects concerns about its financial performance, but the European order signals a tangible step toward expanding its market share.
CEO Ariel Alon emphasized that the order reflects growing demand for robust anti‑drone defenses in Europe, where airspace security is a priority, and highlighted the strategic importance of the contract for ParaZero’s global expansion strategy.
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