Defendtex

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overall

12,150

out of 63,065

-828

traffic

12,185

out of 63,065

-975

investment

Not Available

review

Not Available

These rankings are based on data from April 2026

Company

Defendtex

Years in business

Number of employees

201-500 employees

Country

Australia

DefendTex develops defense technologies including unmanned air, land, and sea systems, loitering munitions, protective equipment, chemical solutions, and pyrotechnics for military and security applications.

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paid

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autonomous drones (uav) for military & defense

autonomous underwater vehicles

autonomous vessels

drones

humanoid & quadruped robotics for military & defense

intelligence, surveillance & reconnaissance (isr)

unmanned aerial vehicles

unmanned naval systems (usv/uuv) for military & defense

Position of Defendtex on sub rankings

April 2026

Australia - Overall

122 out of 730

Autonomous underwater vehicle - Overall

39 out of 70

Autonomous vessels - Overall

33 out of 56

Humanoid & quadruped robotics - Overall

6 out of 10

Intelligence, surveillance & reconnaissance (ISR) - Overall

146 out of 242

Military drones (UAV) - Overall

113 out of 208

Unmanned naval systems (USV/UUV) - Overall

47 out of 73

Australia - Overall

122 out of 730

Autonomous underwater vehicle - Overall

39 out of 70

Autonomous vessels - Overall

33 out of 56

Humanoid & quadruped robotics - Overall

6 out of 10

Intelligence, surveillance & reconnaissance (ISR) - Overall

146 out of 242

Military drones (UAV) - Overall

113 out of 208

Unmanned naval systems (USV/UUV) - Overall

47 out of 73

Company

Defendtex

Years in business

Number of employees

201-500 employees

Country

Australia

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