Companies in defence may not be the most open to publicity, but even among them, there are darker horses than others. Roark has not made this list for specific deals that it has won, but because of what it claims to have won: the company — which has built radar-based “soft kill” technology to detect and stop drones and other aerial incursions — says it is working with agencies both in the US and Europe. Roark does not sell equipment but instead provides its technology as a service to end users. It claims to be netting millions in revenues, and it recently disclosed fundraising of more than $150 million at a valuation of more than $1 billion. IL
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