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DFM EU Defence Eligibility & Control Pack 2026

The flagship pack: a structured, source-anchored way to screen ownership, control and eligibility exposure across the main EU defence funding and procurement instruments — before engaging advisors, partners, authorities or regulators.

An editable operational toolkit — not a narrative PDF report or a subscription.

For defence and dual-use SMEs, investors, primes, consultants and legal teams.

Version v1.0.2 · Source-check 2026-07-08 · Published by Defence Finance Monitor (STRONCATURE S.R.L., VAT IT05960160652).

Official instruments referenced in the workbook (with article-level anchors and the full Source Register — CELEX numbers and EUR-Lex links — delivered inside the pack): Regulation (EU) 2025/2643 (EDIP); Council Regulation (EU) 2025/1106 (SAFE); Regulation (EU) 2021/697 (EDF); Regulation (EU) 2026/1386 (FDI screening); Regulation (EU) 2021/821 (dual-use).

What's inside

EU defence funding and procurement instruments increasingly turn on the same questions: who owns you, who controls you, where your supply chain sits, and which sensitive technologies you touch. Answering them late — in front of a prime, an investor or an authority — is expensive. This pack gives your team a structured way to answer them early, internally, and on the record.

The core is a 13-tab screening workbook covering EDIP, SAFE and EDF entity and product tests, third-country control, dual-use exposure, FDI sensitivity and security of supply. Legal basis mapped to the relevant official provisions — with article-level anchors throughout the workbook. Around it, six Word templates turn workbook outputs into the documents the conversation actually needs: a board memo, an investor due-diligence note, a prime readiness pack, a supplier questionnaire, an escalation note and an advisor intake brief.

Files included

  • Screening workbook (Excel, 13 tabs) — EDIP / SAFE / EDF / third-country control / dual-use / FDI / security of supply, with Legal Basis tab
  • Board memo template (Word)
  • Investor due-diligence template (Word)
  • Prime readiness template (Word)
  • Supplier questionnaire template (Word)
  • Escalation note template (Word)
  • Advisor intake template (Word)
  • Product sheet (Word)
  • README — how to use the pack
  • Source & Methodology note
  • Disclaimer & Licence + changelog

Use cases

  • A defence SME preparing for an EDIP or EDF consortium invitation and mapping its ownership/control exposure first
  • An investor sizing third-country-control and FDI sensitivity before a term sheet
  • A prime running a structured first-pass screen on a new supplier
  • A consultant or in-house counsel structuring the intake before instructing external advisors

What it does not do

Licences & pricing

Licence tiers are based on permitted use, not buyer identity.

Choose by permitted use: Only you → Single User One legal entity, internal team → Company Client-facing use → Advisory Organisation-wide use → Enterprise
LicencePermitted usePrice (excl. VAT)
Single User One named individual; no sharing, no client use. €790
Company One legal entity; internal use by authorised employees. €1,490
Advisory Client-facing use by consultants, law firms and advisors; original files never delivered to clients. €2,900
Enterprise (Prime / Institutional) Organisation-wide internal use, including group entities where agreed. €4,900

Prices exclude VAT (added at checkout where applicable). DFM Intelligence subscribers may request a discount.

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Frequently asked questions

Does this pack determine whether my company is eligible for EDIP, SAFE or EDF?

No — only the awarding authority determines eligibility. The pack structures your internal preparation for that assessment: the 13-tab workbook covers the EDIP, SAFE and EDF entity and product tests, third-country control, dual-use exposure, FDI sensitivity and security of supply, with every question anchored to the relevant official provision.

What exactly do I receive after checkout?

One ZIP delivered in your account immediately after checkout: the 13-tab Excel screening workbook (fully editable, no macros), six Word templates (board memo, investor DD, prime readiness, supplier questionnaire, escalation, advisor intake) and the working notes (README, Source & Methodology, Disclaimer & Licence, changelog). Re-download remains available for at least 12 months.

Is this legal, FDI or investment advice?

No. It is a preliminary screening and internal-preparation tool. Every output is a preliminary flag traceable to official sources — never a legal conclusion. Consult qualified advisors before any decision.

Which EU instruments does the workbook reference?

EDIP (Regulation (EU) 2025/2643), SAFE (Council Regulation (EU) 2025/1106), EDF (Regulation (EU) 2021/697), FDI screening (Regulation (EU) 2026/1386, with national regimes applying now) and the dual-use framework (Regulation (EU) 2021/821), with article-level anchors and the full instrument register (CELEX numbers and EUR-Lex links) delivered inside the pack as the Source Register.

Which licence do I need?

Licence tiers are based on permitted use, not buyer identity: Single User (one named individual), Company (one legal entity, internal use), Advisory (client-facing use by consultants, law firms and advisors), Enterprise (organisation-wide internal use). Advisory and Enterprise licences can also be purchased by invoice (PO).

How current is the content?

Version v1.0.2, source-check date 2026-07-08. Each pack is a snapshot with a stated source-check date, not a monitored service; updates are released as new versions.

Preliminary-use tools only. These packs are not legal advice, not an export-control classification, not FDI-screening advice, not investment advice, and not a regulatory certification. They do not determine eligibility for EDIP, SAFE or EDF. Consult qualified advisors before any decision.