Germany plans €377 billion in defence procurements to build Europe’s strongest armed forces – Politico
Germany is preparing a €377 billion overhaul of its armed forces, according to internal defence planning documents seen by Politico.
Germany is preparing a €377 billion overhaul of its armed forces, according to internal defence planning documents seen by Politico.
On 23 September, Politico published details on contracts for arms, ammunition and equipment for the Bundeswehr planned until December 2026.
The Bundeswehr has approved a new modular training system for the Infantry Fighting Vehicle Puma, developed by Rheinmetall.
Germany aims to build the strongest conventional armed forces in Europe, with more than €350 billion earmarked for modernisation by 2041.
Rheinmetall expects to secure a major order for its Skyranger family of self-propelled air-defence systems from the German Bundeswehr, company chief executive Armin Papperger said on 7 August.
Germany’s armed forces, the Bundeswehr, has placed a major order with Rheinmetall for the delivery of more than 1,000 logistic vehicles.
On 23 July, the German federal government adopted a draft law aimed at accelerating planning and public procurement for the Bundeswehr.
Germany is reportedly planning a major expansion of its land forces, with up to 1,000 new Leopard 2A8 or Leopard 2AX main battle tanks to be procured.
ASUL was developed by ESG Elektroniksystem- und Logistik-GmbH, a subsidiary of HENSOLDT, and delivered to the German Armed Forces in 2022.
General Atomics AeroTec Systems (GA-ATS) has announced an expansion of its maintenance capacities for NH90 helicopters at the Oberpfaffenhofen Special Airport.
Diehl Defence and Israeli defence company Elbit Systems have signed a teaming agreement to cooperate on the Euro-GATR guided rocket programme.
The German Armed Forces have placed an order for 120 PAC-3 MSE guided missiles for the Patriot air defence system through the Foreign Military Sales (FMS) programme.
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