The Polish Armaments Group (PGZ) will receive PLN 2.4 billion (€565.9 million) in funding from the Capital Investment Fund (FIK) to expand its munitions production capacity.
The United States has paused a significant shipment of missiles and ammunition destined for Ukraine, citing concerns about its own military reserves.
The Danish government has officially signed a contract with Norwegian defence company Nammo to re-establish national ammunition production at the Elling factory.
Northrop Grumman Corporation and the Lithuanian Ministries of Defence and Finance have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to expand the co-production of medium-calibre ammunition.
Chemring has confirmed that its joint feasibility study with the Norwegian Government will move into a second phase, following an announcement in the company’s 2025 interim results.
German defence firm Diehl Defence and India’s Reliance Group have entered into a strategic partnership for guided artillery ammunition.
BAE Systems Bofors has signed a contract worth nearly $62 million (SEK 600 million) with the Swedish Armed Forces for the supply of 155mm BONUS munitions
Rheinmetall has received substantial new orders for 155mm artillery ammunition from an international client.
The UK government will invest £1.5 billion in building at least six new munitions and energetics factories, as part of a major push to strengthen national defence and support nearly 2,000 jobs.
Poland’s defence procurement agency signed an agreement with domestic defence manufacturer Mesko for the supply of 120mm APFSDS-T rounds.
Romania and the United States are advancing plans to jointly manufacture NATO-standard ammunition, following the signing of Letters of Request (LOR) by Romanian Minister of Economy Bogdan Ivan.
German defence company Rheinmetall AG and India’s Reliance Defence Ltd have entered a strategic partnership focused on ammunition production and supply.
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