Nammo and Ukrainian defence industry form strategic partnership to boost ammunition output
Norwegian defence company Nammo has signed a strategic partnership agreement with a major Ukrainian defence firm to expand ongoing cooperation.
Norwegian defence company Nammo has signed a strategic partnership agreement with a major Ukrainian defence firm to expand ongoing cooperation.
Finland, Sweden, Denmark, and Norway have signed an agreement to harmonise their ammunition certification processes.
Slovakia and Poland have signed a defence industry cooperation agreement focusing on joint production of 155mm ammunition, Poland’s Piorun air defence systems, and the K2 main battle tanks.
A new ammunition factory in Lithuania, developed by German defence company Rheinmetall in collaboration with Lithuanian firms, is expected to commence operations in early 2027.
Norway has signed an agreement with the United States to procure advanced artillery ammunition aimed at enhancing the effectiveness of the Army’s artillery systems.
Nammo has developed the 25 mm x 137 APEX PGU-47/U, a new type of multi-role aircraft ammunition designed to enhance modern air combat capabilities.
German defence company Rheinmetall is considering additional investment opportunities in Lithuania as it moves forward with the construction of an artillery ammunition plant.
General Randy George, Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army, recently toured the Radford and Holston Army Ammunition Plants, critical facilities for supporting national and allied security.
The U.S. Army has approved the M1147 120mm Advanced Multi-Purpose (AMP) round for Full Rate Production, a key milestone announced by the Joint Program Executive Officer for Armaments & Ammunition (JPEO A&A).
Nammo, a leading global provider of specialised ammunition and rocket propulsion systems, has entered into a strategic partnership with JUNGHANS Defence, a renowned expert in fuze technology.
German defence contractor Rheinmetall has announced a EUR 21 million contract to supply 155mm M107 artillery ammunition to an international customer.
Nordic defence company Nammo has signed a landmark agreement with Australia to supply its advanced 25 mm x 137 APEX PGU-47/U ammunition for the F-35A Lightning II.