Deutsche Telekom Capital Partners (DTCP), a global investment platform, states that the company has launched the investment fund Project Liberty with a targeted size of 500 million euros, focusing on defence, security, and resilience-related technologies in Europe.
This is stated in DTCP's publication on 16 January 2026.
According to DTCP, the fund follows a Europe-led, NATO-aligned investment strategy, with the opportunity to selectively invest in technology companies from NATO countries and close allies if the technologies are deemed relevant for European security, interoperability, and critical supply chains. DTCP states that Project Liberty is the company's eighth fund and the first exclusively focused on defence, security, and resilience.
DTCP states that the fund is managed independently of DTCP and is aimed at institutional investors, family offices, and corporate investors. According to the publication, the goal is to support the growth of European defence and dual-use technology companies and contribute to Europe's long-term technological capability and resilience.
– “Project Liberty represents a highly consistent extension of our role as a specialist investment platform,” says Vicente Vento, CEO of DTCP, in the publication.
DTCP states that the company's existing portfolio already includes defence and security technology companies such as Quantum Systems, Anomali, and Axonius. According to DTCP, the fund plans to make up to 30 investments, primarily in the financing stages Series A to C, with an average investment size of approximately 20 million euros. Focus areas are stated to include software solutions, cyber defence, artificial intelligence, and autonomous systems.