Boryviter at One of Europe’s Largest Defence Exhibitions

On August 20–21 in Copenhagen, the Danish Ministry of Defence’s Acquisition and Logistics Organization (DALO) brought together defence industry representatives, manufacturers, commanders, members of the Danish Armed Forces, and government officials to foster dialogue and cooperation. Ukrainian companies were also strongly represented at the event.

The Boryviter Center of Excellence presented its activities and achievements at a dedicated booth and held discussions with the Danish Armed Forces on potential areas of cooperation. Notably, in just over three years, Boryviter has trained more than 32,500 servicemembers – a number that exceeds the current personnel strength of the Danish Armed Forces, which stands at approximately 27,000 as of 2025.

Defence Ecosystem Role

For Boryviter, participation in DALO Industry Days highlights our growing role as both a Ukrainian and an international player in the defence ecosystem. We are especially grateful to our partners at Iron Cluster for their support of Ukrainian organizations’ representation.

“This year, dozens of Ukrainian manufacturers showcased their products at DALO, with many of these solutions already adopted by the Defence Forces. This proves that a modern army is built not only on weapons, but also on technologies that must be seamlessly integrated. Boryviter’s mission is to train servicemembers to combine advanced solutions with frontline needs—transforming knowledge and innovation into real combat capability,” said Tetiana Ostra, co-founder of the Boryviter Center of Excellence.

We were honored to be part of Scandinavia’s largest defense exhibition, alongside Ukrainian companies and organizations working to strengthen defense capabilities. Among the participants were representatives of L7 Simulators, a leading Ukrainian producer of laser- and VR-based combat training simulators, with whom we look forward to building closer cooperation.

The event also featured panel discussions and expert exchanges. Boryviter’s co-founder Tetiana Ostra joined a focused conversation with Danish technology provider SIMA Innovation, addressing, among other topics, Ukraine’s approaches to countering large-scale drone attacks.

Participation in DALO Industry Days 2025 enabled us to expand our international network and strengthen Boryviter’s visibility worldwide. Being present at one of Europe’s largest defence exhibitions is an opportunity to demonstrate that we work side by side with leading manufacturers, integrating cutting-edge technologies into the Armed Forces and keeping pace with innovation.