Lockheed Martin expects to assemble up to 200 F-35 Lightning II fighter jets by the end of the year. The increase in production comes as global buyers push the company’s order backlog to a record $179 billion.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte announced that the Alliance is now producing more ammunition than Russia. He made the statement during the NATO-Industry Forum 2025.
ASELSAN has reported a 12.3% increase in real-term revenue for the first nine months of 2025, reaching 90.9 billion TL, according to its latest disclosure to the Public Disclosure Platform (KAP).
Ukraine is continuing discussions with Sweden regarding the supply of Saab JAS 39 Gripen fighter aircraft, as well as the future localisation of their production in Ukraine.
The German Bundestag’s Budget Committee has approved 14 new procurement projects for the Bundeswehr, including development of Small Anti-Drone Missile for the Skyranger 30 air defence system.
Germany is preparing to offer Greece the purchase of over 400 infantry fighting vehicles, including 205 new KF41 Lynx units and 200 used Marder 1A3 vehicles from surplus German army stock.
Brian O’Toole, CEO of BlackSky Technology Inc., has been named “Executive of the Year” in the $75 to $300 million annual revenue category at the 2025 Greater Washington Government Contractor Awards.
Sweden and Ukraine are advancing discussions on a major defence deal that could see Kyiv acquire as many as 150 Gripen E fighter jets, Sweden’s defence minister told Reuters on Thursday.
Europe is advancing in defence robotics but must act more quickly, senior officials said at the European Defence Agency’s (EDA) second Autonomous Systems Community of Interest (ASCI) conference held in Tallinn.
German defence company Rheinmetall and Finnish satellite operator ICEYE have established a joint venture, Rheinmetall ICEYE Space Solutions GmbH, to expand their footprint in space-based reconnaissance.
The Royal Navy's flagship HMS Prince of Wales now carries 24 UK F-35B Lightning jets, the largest number ever assembled on either of the Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers.
Israeli arms manufacturer IWI has launched a new line of suppressors designed for 5.56x45mm and 7.62x51mm weapons, ranging from rifles to machine guns.
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