Rheinmetall wins major artillery ammunition order for Ukraine
Rheinmetall has won a large-volume order for supporting Ukraine with artillery ammunition.
Rheinmetall has won a large-volume order for supporting Ukraine with artillery ammunition.
The Polish Armament Agency signed a significant contract worth PLN 2.6 billion with South Korea’s Hanwha Defense.
As part of the agreement, the parties will establish a Romanian Artillery Center, with the participation of additional local companies to enhance the domestic industrial base.
The US Army’s artillery production doubled in the last year with the service currently producing 28,000 155-millimeter howitzer rounds a month.
Sweden decided to donate defence equipment to Ukraine, including the state-of-the-art Archer artillery system.
In the project for a new artillery system, Switzerland is entering another significant phase with upcoming mobility trials.
Israeli company Elbit Systems was awarded a USD 135 million contract to establish an artillery ammunition factory for an international customer.
According to German media reports, the Bundeswehr has chosen the RCH 155 self-propelled howitzer as its new 155mm artillery system.
French arms manufacturer Nexter, a company of KNDS, is ramping up the production of artillery systems.
Defence company Nexter, a company of KNDS, has delivered two CAESAR Mk1 self-propelled howitzers to the French defence procurement agency DGA.
Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and Norway have signed an agreement on the joint procurement of ammunition to support Ukraine in the ongoing war with Russia.
The BIA self-propelled howitzer was first unveiled at DSEI in London earlier this year, and the latest edition of IDEB marked the second time this artillery system played a main role at Konstrukta Defence’s display.