Kraken Robotics Secures $102 Million in New Orders

By Public Technologies
  • Kraken Robotics received $102 million in new orders since Aug. 27, 2026.
  • Announced orders for Kraken and recently acquired Covelya Group total approximately $457 million in 2026, with over 60% from defense customers.
  • Covelya businesses secured over $55 million in orders, supported by offshore oil and gas and defense demand.
  • Subsea battery orders totaled $25 million from defense-sector unmanned underwater vehicle customers.
  • Synthetic aperture sonar orders reached $22 million, including the company's largest single sonar order from an undisclosed navy customer.


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