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Covenant Emerges From Secrecy With $250 Million Funding for New Cruise Missile
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By סופי שולמן
First reported by TheMarker · 2 hours ago
What happened
Defense startup Covenant has raised $250 million for its new, low-cost cruise missile system, Anthem, and secured $150 million in initial supply contracts. The company aims to address the rapid depletion of long-range missile stocks with mass production capabilities.
- 01Covenant raises $250 million for its new cruise missile.
- 02The Anthem missile is designed for low-cost, high-volume production.
- 03The company has secured $150 million in initial supply contracts.
- 04Major defense-tech investors participated in the funding round.
- 05Production is set to begin in early 2027 with ambitious output goals.
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