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Hadean

London, UK · Founded 2015

Hadean builds AI-driven simulation software for military wargaming, training and command and control, sold to the UK Ministry of Defence and the US Department of War. It began as a distributed computing company for large online games and moved into defence.

Profile

What it builds and who buys it

  • ·In November 2024 Hadean signed a £20 million Enterprise Agreement Lite with the UK Ministry of Defence for its digital wargaming and command-and-control platforms.Hadean (company release), Sep 10, 2025
  • ·Palantir and Hadean agreed in September 2025 to deploy Hadean’s wargaming, command-and-control and training products on Palantir Foundry, for use in classified environments.Hadean (company release), Sep 10, 2025
  • ·dominAI, launched in September 2025, is a command-and-control system that uses AI and simulation to generate and analyse plans.Hadean (company release), Sep 17, 2025
  • ·Hadean’s agreements announced in December 2024 included a partnership with BAE Systems under Project OdySSEy, a virtual training environment.Calibre Defence, Dec 5, 2024
  • ·The company says it has delivered contracts with the US Department of War, and Booz Allen Ventures invested to support its US expansion.Hadean (company release), Mar 11, 2026
  • ·NATO DIANA selected Hadean in July 2026 as one of ten companies for its Decision Superiority for NATO Warfighters Challenge, with an award of €100,000 each.Hadean (company release), Jul 14, 2026
  • ·SCEPTRE, founded in 2025, is a sovereign technology stack in which Hadean’s dominAI is the decision layer.Hadean (company site)

Founders and leadership

  • Craig BeddisCo-founder and chief executive

    Has led Hadean since early 2017. He previously worked at C24 Technologies, Automic Software and BMC Software, and the company says he has had three exits as a chief executive.Hadean (company site)

Funding

Last valuation

No citable valuation

Last round or tender

Bridge round

Hadean (company release), Mar 11, 2026

From Booz Allen Ventures, British Business Bank, Twin Track Ventures and Entrepreneurs First, ahead of a Series B. The company stated no amount. Resilience Media reported around $15 million, with an option to extend to $20 million, some of it secondary, and cited sources putting the valuation between $100 million and $200 million. UKTN reported that the British Business Bank invested £2.1 million.

Latest revenue figure

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Valuation to revenue

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Post-money valuation by round

Fewer than two dated figures on file to plot; the table carries what there is.

DateRoundRaisedPost-money
Mar 11, 2026Bridge roundFrom Booz Allen Ventures, British Business Bank, Twin Track Ventures and Entrepreneurs First, ahead of a Series B. The company stated no amount. Resilience Media reported around $15 million, with an option to extend to $20 million, some of it secondary, and cited sources putting the valuation between $100 million and $200 million. UKTN reported that the British Business Bank invested £2.1 million.——
Oct 5, 2023Strategic investmentYuga Labs announced a strategic investment to fund a US team working on its platform. No amount or valuation was stated.——
Mar 24, 2023Series A extensionFrom Ericsson Ventures, Metrea Discovery, VU Venture Partners, Sanctor Capital and Tirta Ventures. The company presented it as additional to the Series A. No valuation was stated.$5M—
Sep 23, 2022Series ALed by Molten Ventures, with 2050 Capital, Alumni Ventures, Aster Capital, Entrepreneur First and In-Q-Tel, alongside an investment from Epic Games. TechCrunch also named Tencent among the backers. The release is dated September 23, 2022. No valuation was stated.$30M—
Mar 7, 2019Third round£7 million, not converted to US dollars. Led by Draper Esprit, with Aster Capital, LVP and Entrepreneur First. Luminous Ventures had led two earlier seed rounds, in October 2016 and May 2018. No valuation was stated.——

Primary capital across the rounds on file: $35M

Revenue

No citable revenue figure on file.

Secondary venues

  • Caplightpublic page seen Oct 15, 2026

    No price on the public page.

    No public MarketPrice; historical pricing is behind a login. The page shows only Caplight’s last-round figures, a $150 million estimated valuation at the March 2026 round.

A venue is listed when its public page named the company on the date shown. A price is the figure that page showed, under the venue’s own name for it and dated as the venue dated it; it is a level the venue publishes, not a trade. Nothing is recorded from behind a login.

Reads

Tracked only. No read has been prepared for this company; the figures above are the record.

Sources

Researched Oct 15, 2026