Company · FI · Espoo
Metaktik
Aalto University deep-tech spinout developing ultralight, flexible metasurface antennas for drones, satellites and defence.
- Raised
- EUR 1.0M
- Last round
- Pre-seed · 30 Mar 2026
- Momentum
- Quiet
- Events
- 2
- Last activity
- 01 May 2026
Updated 12 Sep 2026 · Reviewed 12 Sep 2026
Capital
1 round · 2026
30 Mar 2026
Pre-seed
€1.0M
Cumulative €1.0M
Backers
1 investorAmounts in EUR, converted at the ECB rate on the event date. Funding totals exclude debt, grants and state aid; rounds whose instrument is not yet established are still counted. Every figure links to its source.
Activity
2 events
- Launch01 May 2026
Metaktik has launched a new technology for military use, integrating flexible antennas into vessels and vehicles.
▸Source: Kauppalehti
“Taipuisan ja huomaamattoman antennin voi integroida osaksi alusten ja armeijan ajoneuvojen pintoja. Korkean teknologian startup syntyi Aalto-yliopiston tutkimustyön pohjalta. Kysyimme, miten keksintö…”
- Funding30 Mar 2026EUR 1.0M
Aalto University spin-off Metaktik secured EUR 1M in pre-seed funding backed by Maki.vc to commercialise lightweight metasurface antennas for defence, aerospace and telecom markets.
▸Source: metaktik.com
People
3 people
Jaan Praks
Advisor and Founder (professor)
CEO and Founder
Ville Lundén
CTO and Founder
Questions
6 answers
- What does Metaktik do?
- Aalto University deep-tech spinout developing ultralight, flexible metasurface antennas for drones, satellites and defence.
- When was Metaktik founded?
- Metaktik was founded in 2026.
- Where is Metaktik headquartered?
- Metaktik is headquartered in Espoo, Finland.
- How much funding has Metaktik raised?
- Metaktik has raised €1.0M (across 1 round · last 30 Mar 2026).
- What was Metaktik's latest funding round?
- Metaktik's most recent disclosed round was a pre-seed round of €1.0M, announced 30 March 2026.
- Who has invested in Metaktik?
- Investors in Metaktik include Maki.vc.
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