SYPAQ Systems selected for All-World Defense 300 allied defence ranking

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Minister for Defence Industry, Minister for International Development and the Pacific, The Hon Pat Conroy MP discuss with Mr Ross Osborne – Chief Engineer (SYPAQ) and CEO SYPAQ, Amanda Holt during the announcement of DEF 129, deliver small uncrewed aerial systems at SYPAQ Systems facility, Melbourne, Victoria in 2024. Photo: LSIS Sittichai Sakonpoonpol

Autonomous systems developer SYPAQ Systems has been selected to the inaugural All-World Defense 300, the first comprehensive, data-driven global ranking of the private companies underwriting allied defence.

Autonomous systems developer SYPAQ Systems has been selected to the inaugural All-World Defense 300, the first comprehensive, data-driven global ranking of the private companies underwriting allied defence.

Developed by Future Union with contribution from Ankura Consulting, Perkins Coie, and Silicon Valley Bank, the index measures demonstrated field capability.

The All-World Defense 300 scores companies on verified federal contract obligations, FAR awards, Other Transaction Authorities, SBIR/STTR Phase I through III, and Defense Production Act Title III funding — across eight strategic verticals and twenty-six nations.

 
 

The 300 represents an estimated $80.4 billion in verified government commitment. Each vertical is tiered Arsenal (foundational, fielded at scale), Forge (scaling, magnified importance), and Spark (notable current potential).

SYPAQ Systems Pty Ltd's inclusion in the inaugural All-World Defense 300 recognises the company's demonstrated contribution to defence capability through fielded systems, defence program participation, contract delivery, and the production of sovereign technologies that provide tangible outcomes for military and government users.

It was recognised in the EFFECTORS & MUNITIONS tier of FORGE, where it has demonstrated its ability to rapidly deliver sovereign, affordable and combat relevant uncrewed systems in support of Defence in Australia and internationally including in the Ukraine.

“To be included in the inaugural All-World Defense 300 is a tremendous honour and recognition of the impact our team is having in support of defence and national security outcomes,” according to SYPAQ Systems chairman David Vicino.

“We have built our reputation by delivering practical, deployable capabilities that address real operational challenges, and it is rewarding to see that contribution acknowledged alongside some of the world's leading defence companies.”

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