Terma, a leading Danish defense and aerospace company, has expanded its support for Ukraine by establishing a fully owned subsidiary in Kyiv. This strategic move underscores Terma’s long-term commitment to strengthening Ukraine’s defense, sovereignty, and future recovery efforts.
Strengthening Defense Cooperation
Terma’s solutions are already deployed on the frontline, providing combat-proven technologies that enhance force protection, modernize military capabilities, and save lives. By establishing a local entity, Terma aims to deepen collaboration with Ukrainian authorities, defense forces, local industry, and international partners.
“This is more than delivering advanced systems – it’s about standing shoulder to shoulder with Ukraine at a defining moment in history,” said Henriette Thygesen, CEO of Terma. “By establishing a permanent presence in Kyiv, we are sending a clear message: Terma is here for the long term.”
A Milestone Celebrated in Kyiv
The opening of the Kyiv subsidiary was marked with a reception attended by CEO Henriette Thygesen, Denmark’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Lars Løkke Rasmussen, and Ukrainian partners. The event highlighted Denmark’s comprehensive support for Ukraine across political, civil, and military domains, while reaffirming Terma’s role as a trusted defense partner.
From Battlefield Impact to Long-Term Partnership
Terma emphasized that its systems are operational and impactful, not aspirational. From protecting troops to enabling advanced capabilities, the company’s technologies are actively shaping outcomes on the battlefield.
“Terma is bringing real combat power to the frontline. This is the difference between words of support and action that saves lives,” Thygesen added.
Looking beyond immediate defense needs, the Kyiv subsidiary also represents a commitment to Ukraine’s future recovery and reconstruction. “We are committed to Ukraine – today, in defense, and tomorrow, in rebuilding,” Thygesen noted.
