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A few eye-opening days at Estonian Defence Week & NOICE26 here in Tallinn πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡ͺ Estonia's Ministry of Defence laid out real ambition: €2B turnover, €1.4B in exports by 2030, connecting government, defence forces and industry. The stand
Good morning from NOICE - NATO Open Innovation Conference & Expo #nato #estonia #noice
@sandergansen (CFO) and @david.bailey66 (CEO) representing Fortivus at Tallinn Defence Expo πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡ͺ Two days of panels, conversations and familiar faces across the defence and resilience world. Great energy on the floor this year. #EstonianDefenceWeek
Worth saying plainly, since we get asked this a lot. Fortivus doesn't manufacture products or deliver turnkey emergency kits directly. What we actually do is coordinate compliant sourcing of third-party equipment, strategic procurement, logistics co
πŸ“ Tallinn, Estonia Fortivus is at Estonian Defence Week 2026, including NOICE, the NATO Open Innovation Conference & Expo. Our CEO @david.bailey66 and CCO @1tn1 are on the ground all week, connecting with government and industry leaders across
Israel's defence tech ecosystem nearly doubled in under a year: 312 active companies now mapped, up from around 160 in mid-2024. Funding hit $3 billion in the first half of this year alone; office leasing in the sector grew 32%. The market moved fas
One Estonian company building unmanned ground vehicles has, instead of one big launch, spent the past year stacking separate, named international partnerships, Poland, the UK, the Netherlands, and now South Korea's Hanwha Systems. Another Estonian c
Energy market volatility. Extreme weather. Pandemics and large-scale emergencies. The threats keep changing, the objectives of preparedness don't. Fortivus works across governments, defence, healthcare, energy, telecoms and NGOs, strengthening resil
Most defence tech companies are being pitched a marketing playbook that no longer fits how AI search actually works. There's a discovery pitch, how do we get you found, and a distribution pitch, how do we make sure your position spreads accurately e
The GCC defence market is real, and it's growing fast, $41.85 billion in 2025, projected to reach $54.72 billion by 2030. What's driving it isn't abstract either. Earlier this year's conflict involving Iran pushed Gulf states toward something region
When Safaricom launched M-Pesa in Kenya in March 2007, it was a mobile-based payments system for a country where fewer than 3 in 10 adults had a bank account. Nine months later, the country descended into post-election violence. Banks closed. Roads
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Ukraine. Gaza. COVID-19. Climate disasters. Four very different crises — but the same infrastructure failures keep showing up. Four years on from Russia's invasion, the Fortivus team look at what these crises have exposed about civil defence g
What does it actually take to rebuild a city — and a whole national framework — after disaster? New Zealand's response to the 2011 Christchurch earthquake is one of the most comprehensive resilience transformations in modern history. The
Europe's energy grids are more connected and more digital than ever. That's a good thing — until it isn't. A piece from Fortivus on where the vulnerabilities really lie, and what needs to happen to protect critical infrastructure against both
Huge thanks to our work experience students from Tallinn European School this week, mentored by Fortivus CFO @sandergansen. They hit the ground running: website updates, social media graphics, AI-assisted research for our case studies, and four new
🌊 Beneath the North Sea lies one of the most impressive energy infrastructure projects ever built. The North Sea Link stretches 720 km between Norway and the UK, creating a powerful connection that helps balance renewable energy supply across borde
🚨 Could your supply chain survive the next major disruption? In 2011, an earthquake and tsunami in Japan triggered a ripple effect across global manufacturing. Automakers, electronics companies, and suppliers around the world suddenly discovered ho