The agreement was signed on 24 July 2026 between CSG Polska and Dezamet, a subsidiary of Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa. It extends a long-running industrial relationship supporting serial production of 155 mm artillery ammunition in Poland.
“We have been a partner of the Polish ammunition industry for many years, and the agreement that has just been signed confirms that our cooperation has reached a strategic level. The fact that a modern ammunition industry has developed in Poland, among other things through cooperation with CSG Group, is a particular source of pride for us,” said Wojciech Grzonka, President of the Management Board of CSG Polska and Vice-President for Sales at CSG.
“We encourage the Ministry of National Defence and PGZ Group to continue along the path already chosen, and we are ready to meet all the requirements of our partners. We therefore propose the transfer of additional ammunition technologies, the construction of new production facilities and joint commercial activities aimed at strengthening the defence capabilities of NATO and European Union countries,” Grzonka said.
CSG is already a partner of PGZ in the production of 155 mm artillery ammunition. Transfers of knowledge and technology from CSG companies enabled Polish plants to launch serial production of ammunition intended, among other applications, for Krab self-propelled howitzers.
“Cooperation between Dezamet and CSG Group is an excellent example of cooperation between European defence industries in the spirit of the SAFE programme. It has been carried out effectively for years, demonstrating the importance of the geographical proximity of Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia,” said Dariusz Szlezak, President of the Management Board of Zaklady Metalowe Dezamet S.A.
“The conclusion of the new agreement, which will enable Dezamet to continue the serial production of artillery projectiles using proven components, shows that we value our cooperation with CSG Group very highly. In accordance with the framework agreement on a multi-domain strategic partnership between PGZ and CSG, signed in March, we are discussing further projects whose scale could reshape the balance of power in the regional defence market,” Szlezak said.
“CSG Group is a proven and reliable partner. Continuing our cooperation with CSG represents an opportunity for our company to increase its production capacity,” Szlezak added.
The wider Polish ammunition programme includes a nearly PLN 11 billion agreement signed in December 2023 between the PGZ-Amunicja consortium and Poland’s Armament Agency. It covers deliveries of a large number of ammunition sets to the Polish Armed Forces between 2024 and 2029.
A second implementation agreement was signed on 30 May 2026 for several hundred thousand artillery ammunition sets for the Polish Armed Forces. The contract is worth more than PLN 13.5 billion, with financing secured under the European Union’s SAFE programme.
