Shotling Private Market Data · Verified October 9, 2026
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Updated in September 2026
Shotling is a private company based in Aabenraa, Denmark. It has no stock ticker and has not announced an IPO. In October 2025 it raised a $325,000 seed round at a $2 million valuation.
Headquarter: Aabenraa, Denmark
Year Founded: 2024
Leadership: Major Jørgen Leif Svane
Industry Sectors: Defense technology; battlefield solutions; counter-UAS (counter-drone) systems
Is Shotling A Public Company? No, it is privately held
What is Shotling?
Shotling is a defense technology company specializing in mechanically engineered, modular systems to counter FPV kamikaze drones and loitering munitions. By combining rapid-fire rotary shotgun platforms and advanced automation, Shotling provides scalable, high-elevation protection for vehicles, infrastructure, and public spaces against fast-moving aerial threats. The company's solutions are designed to address the urgent battlefield and security needs facing modern democracies.
Founded in 2024 and headquartered in Aabenraa, Denmark, Shotling was created in response to modern battlefield requirements for effective, rapidly deployable counter-UAS systems, particularly in contested and drone-saturated environments. The company positions itself as a defense-focused supplier purpose-built to meet emerging operational needs for kinetic defeat of small, agile unmanned aerial threats.
Technology & Products
Shotling develops military-grade counter-drone systems optimized for rapid engagement of FPV drones and loitering munitions. Its platforms emphasize modular architectures, mechanical reliability, and automated targeting systems, enabling deployment across vehicle-mounted, fixed-site, and mobile defensive configurations. The company focuses on rapid iteration, manufacturability, and operator-centric design, aiming to deliver systems that are simple to deploy, easy to maintain, and effective in high-threat environments where traditional counter-UAS solutions may be cost-prohibitive, too slow, or operationally limited.
Market Opportunity
Shotling operates within the fast-growing market for counter-UAS defense systems, driven by lessons from recent conflicts that have highlighted the proliferation and effectiveness of FPV kamikaze drones and loitering munitions in both military and asymmetric threat scenarios. Defense organizations and critical infrastructure operators increasingly seek affordable, scalable solutions that can counter large numbers of fast-moving aerial threats without the financial and logistical burden of missile-based or electronic-warfare platforms. This shift toward kinetic, short-range defensive systems creates strong demand for specialized suppliers aligned with military procurement and operational requirements.
Competitive Landscape
Shotling competes in the counter-UAS and drone defense segment, alongside both emerging defense startups and established defense primes offering electronic warfare, directed energy, or missile-based solutions. Its differentiation lies in a kinetic, mechanically robust approach using rotary shotgun technology, focus on operational simplicity, and alignment with NATO and allied military standards rather than purely electronic countermeasures. By emphasizing rapid manufacturing, modularity, and battlefield relevance, Shotling positions itself as a specialized provider in a segment that is becoming strategically important to modern defense forces and critical infrastructure protection.
How To Buy Shotling Stock?
Shotling is a private company and is not publicly traded on the NASDAQ or NYSE. For eligible investors, one way to gain exposure to Shotling is through America 2030, an IPO CLUB fund that currently holds Shotling as part of a portfolio of 12 private companies.
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FAQ
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What is Shotling's valuation?
IPO CLUB research tracks Shotling's valuation in the Private Market Data section at the top of this page, updated whenever our research changes.
- Shotling is private, so there is no public share price. Secondary transactions, when they happen, are limited and illiquid.
Who has invested in Shotling?
Investors in Shotling include Myriad.
How can I invest in Shotling pre-IPO through IPO CLUB?
Shotling access on IPO CLUB is typically offered to accredited investors via curated secondary allocations, including the America 2030 Fund and Single-Name SPVs.
- You need to qualify as an accredited investor to participate.
- Availability depends on secondary supply and seller willingness.
- Access is provided through the America 2030 Fund or Single-Name SPVs.
Do you currently have access to Shotling shares?
Shotling availability on IPO CLUB can change and is generally limited to Single-Name SPVs.
- To check if Shotling is currently on offer, register or log in to the IPO CLUB membership area and open Live Deals.
- Secondary allocations may open or close depending on seller participation.
- Access is provided through the America 2030 Fund or Single-Name SPVs.
Is Shotling publicly traded, and does it have a stock ticker?
No. Shotling is a private company, so it has no stock ticker, no stock symbol and no public share price.
- There is no public-market quote or ticker for Shotling.
- Transactions, if available, are generally secondary and may be illiquid.
- Access is provided through the America 2030 Fund or Single-Name SPVs.
When is the Shotling IPO?
Shotling has not announced an IPO or a listing date.
- No IPO date is guaranteed or required for a secondary allocation.
- Timing can depend on market conditions and company decisions.
- Access is provided through the America 2030 Fund or Single-Name SPVs.
What security types are typically used for Shotling transactions on IPO CLUB?
Shotling exposure on IPO CLUB is typically provided to accredited investors through structured vehicles such as the America 2030 Fund and Single-Name SPVs used for curated secondary allocations.
- Single-Name SPVs are commonly used to pool investor participation.
- Member exposure is to an interest in the relevant vehicle, not necessarily direct shares.
- Final structure can vary by allocation and seller terms.
What are the risks of buying Shotling pre-IPO shares?
Shotling pre-IPO investing can be illiquid and high-risk, and IPO CLUB access is limited to accredited investors via curated secondary allocations through the America 2030 Fund and Single-Name SPVs.
- Liquidity risk: you may not be able to sell quickly or at a desired price.
- Execution risk: transfers can be delayed or blocked by restrictions.
- Timing risk: there may be no IPO or liquidity event on a predictable schedule.
Why might a Shotling allocation not be confirmed?
Shotling allocations can fail to confirm due to limited secondary supply, transfer restrictions, or changing seller terms.
- Supply can be oversubscribed or withdrawn by sellers.
- Transfer approvals or documentation issues can prevent closing.
- Allocation sizing can change based on final secondary availability.
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Sources:
BusinessWire, "Danish C-UAS Startup Shotling Raises €700K Oversubscribed Pre-Seed (Myriad-IPO CLUB-EIFO) for Anti-Drone Shotgun" (February 1, 2026):
EU-Startups, "Danish DefenseTech Startup Shotling Targets FPV Drones as It Raises €700K for Rotary Shotgun" (February 2026):
DroneDJ, "Danish Startup Raises $760K to Take Down FPV Drones" (February 2, 2026):
Yahoo Finance, "Danish C-UAS Startup Shotling Raises €700K Oversubscribed Pre-Seed (Myriad-IPO CLUB-EIFO) for Anti-Drone Shotgun" (February 2026):
Startup Weekly, "Danish Defense Tech Startup Shotling Secures €700K for Anti-Drone Shotgun" (February 2026):
NATO ACT, "Frontline Innovation: NATO's 16th Innovation Challenge Counters Fibre-Optic Controlled Drone Threats" (June 2025):
