SUBmerge Baltic
Low-cost AUV using ML for navigation sensor calibration.
Latest event found: 20 Sep 2026 · 27 days ago
Vitality Radar
Pillar Analysis
Strategic Assessment
Strategic Vector
SUBmerge Baltic is transitioning from deep-tech development into commercialization, with dated 2026 cooperation agreements supporting international defense, maritime-security, and underwater-infrastructure markets. Its strategy emphasizes autonomous underwater systems, NATO-aligned partnerships, and distributed production.
Efficiency Ratio
The company appears capital-efficient in converting a small team and outsourced production model into advanced prototypes, small-series production, and international partnerships, but low 2025 revenue and a reported loss indicate that commercial output has not yet matched development ambition.
Evidence Signals
1 negative signalThe company reported that its underwater-drone solutions were being tested and implemented with first clients in Latvia and abroad while export projects were being developed in Europe and the Middle East.
The company planned production of 20–30 underwater drones in 2026 and approximately 100 units in 2027 as it moved into commercialization.
Krišjānis Krams began serving as Chief of Staff, supporting strategy, business development, partnerships, operations, and international growth.
SUBmerge Baltic signed a memorandum of cooperation with French defense and maritime technology company Naval Group.
SUBmerge Baltic signed a memorandum with Ukrainian defense-technology company Roboneers covering Ukrainian distribution, partial manufacturing, electronics and software integration, and joint maritime-product development.
SUBmerge Baltic publicly presented its Pike ROV and Pike AUV underwater systems; the autonomous Pike AUV was undergoing testing and targeted production readiness in the second half of 2026.
Reported 2025 sales revenue of approximately €9,500, down 90.5% from approximately €100,400 in 2024, with a reported loss of approximately €394,200.