National · Denmark · Danish Ministry of Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation (FMI/DALO)
The industripulje is a Danish procurement pool that buys finished defence materiel from industry for donation to Ukraine, administered by FMI. Priorities cover air defence, mine clearing, maritime capacities, autonomous and unmanned systems, maintenance and logistics, command-control-communications and cyber, and soldier equipment, with DKK 500 million earmarked for aerial drones in each of 2025 and 2026. Companies submit proposals through a standing form on FMI's page at virk.dk and receive an electronic confirmation with a case ID. The scheme remains active in 2026.
Real revenue rather than grant funding: FMI signs procurement contracts quickly when a proposal matches Ukrainian needs. It has become a primary route for Danish defence startups to land first contracts.
Danish Ministry of Defence / Danish Ministry of Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation (FMI/DALO)
The single largest pot of near-term Danish defence procurement money, with an explicit invitation for industry to propose what to buy. Speed to fielding is the main selection criterion.
German Federal Government (BMVg and BMI)
One of very few German vehicles paying companies directly for security and defence-relevant research, with multi-million-euro phased contracts. Procurement-law process means longer lead times; watch the partnering events.
Next deadline 6 Oct
Industrial Development Agency (Agencja Rozwoju Przemysłu S.A.), Polish state development agency
A flexible state lender willing to bank defence-industry companies that commercial banks often avoid, useful for contract financing and liquidity in scaling defence production. No fixed calls: financing is negotiated case by case.