The Technology team guided Harmattan AI in a $200 million Series B funding round, led by Dassault Aviation as part of a strategic partnership to accelerate the integration of controlled autonomy and AI technologies into combat aviation systems. The proceeds from this investment round will be used to expand the deployment of AI-enabled missions across new operational theaters, as well as extend Harmattan AI’s product offering into new domains and scale industrial manufacturing of its ISR, drone interception, and electronic warfare platforms.
Harmattan AI is a defense technology company developing vertically integrated autonomous systems, including layered air-defense solutions, coordinated autonomous ISR and strike UAVs, electronic-warfare products, and C2 platforms. Founded in 2024, the company has rapidly become one of the fastest-growing players in the sector, delivering thousands of systems each month. Harmattan AI builds autonomy and mission-system software at scale and has deployed its technology with multiple NATO and allied partners.
The deal builds on Goodwin’s growing momentum in the defense technology sector, where the firm continues to advise next-generation companies pioneering the application of AI, autonomy, and advanced systems for national security.
The Goodwin team was led by Jason Goldfarb, Nisha Siedor, Katie Adams, Jessica Schatz, Xavier Leroux, Louis Taslé d’Héliand, Justin Pierce, Joshuah Turner and Stephen Migala.
For more information on the deal, please read the press release and coverage in DefenseNews, TechCrunch, and Reuters.