Beehive Industries
Designs and 3D prints small expendable turbojet engines, the Frenzy family, for affordable cruise missiles, loitering munitions and drones.
X-51A WaveRider hypersonic test vehicle under a B-52 wing at Edwards Air Force Base. Photo: U.S. Air Force/Chad Bellay, Public domain (U.S. government work).
Funding history
No round has been publicly disclosed, or we have not been able to confirm one.
Why it matters
$29.7M Air Force contract (Apr 2026) under the FAMM Small Expendable Turbine effort for Frenzy 8 qualification; first Frenzy 6 prototype engine test in October 2026; $4.2M Colorado incentive for expansion.
Is Beehive Industries publicly traded?
Beehive Industries is privately held as of November 14, 2026: there is no ticker and no announced IPO. Shares are not available on public exchanges.
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Some figures rest on a single report. Treat them as indicative.Last verified November 14, 2026
Beehive Industries: key questions
What does Beehive Industries do?
Designs and 3D prints small expendable turbojet engines, the Frenzy family, for affordable cruise missiles, loitering munitions and drones.
What does Beehive Industries make?
Products named by Beehive Industries include Frenzy 8 and Frenzy 6.
Where is Beehive Industries based?
Beehive Industries is headquartered in Centennial, Colorado. It was founded in 2020.
Is Beehive Industries publicly traded?
Beehive Industries is privately held as of November 14, 2026: there is no ticker and no announced IPO. Shares are not available on public exchanges.
Can you buy Beehive Industries stock?
Not on a public exchange: Beehive Industries is a private company. Shares of private companies change hands only in private transactions open to accredited investors, when the company allows it. This is not investment advice.
Sources
- airandspaceforces.com/air-force-contract-beehive-small-disposable-jet-engines
- digitalengineering247.com/article/u.s-air-force-awards-29.7-million-contract-to-beehive-in
- beehive-industries.com/
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