Hanwha Aerospace signs agreement to transfer Homar-K launcher technology to Poland and enable local production of selected components
Poland has signed a sublicence agreement with Hanwha Aerospace for local production of selected Homar-K launcher components.
Hanwha broadens Poland defence push beyond artillery with L-SAM, H-SHORAD, counter-drone and laser systems at MSPO 2026
Hanwha Aerospace is expanding its defence offering in Poland beyond artillery, using MSPO 2026 to present a layered air defence portfolio designed for threats ranging from small drones to long-range missiles.
Estonian Defence Forces demonstrate K9-mounted counter-drone jammer designed to improve artillery survivability against UAV attacks
The Estonian Defence Forces demonstrated a K9 self-propelled howitzer equipped with a counter-drone jammer at a military base in Tapa, presenting the technology as a way to disrupt potential enemy drone attacks.
Hanwha to launch Chunmoo User Club in 2027, bringing NATO operators together to shape future rocket artillery upgrades and support
Hanwha Aerospace plans to launch a Chunmoo User Club in South Korea in 2027, creating a formal network for countries operating its multiple rocket launch system.
Hanwha sets out next K9 evolution at Estonia’s K9 User Club with fire-guidance drones, wheeled artillery and predictive logistics
Hanwha Aerospace has set out plans to expand the K9 beyond its traditional role as a tracked self-propelled howitzer.
Hanwha Aerospace says K9MH artillery localization will expand U.S. production, with Alabama facility anchoring manufacturing strategy
Hanwha Aerospace is accelerating a phased strategy to localize production and support for its K9MH artillery system in the United States.
Hanwha Aerospace pitches K9 Thunder, Chunmoo and L-SAM to Denmark in push for European defence and industrial partnerships
Hanwha Aerospace presented its K9 Thunder, Chunmoo and L-SAM systems to Danish defence officials during DALO Industry Days on 19–20 August.
Australian Army fields first AS9 Huntsman battery, moving Geelong-built 155mm self-propelled artillery systems toward full operational capability in 2028
The Australian Army has brought its first protected mobile fires battery into service with 3rd Brigade, marking a major step in the fielding of the AS9 Huntsman self-propelled howitzer.
Hanwha to develop GPS-guided fuze for K9 artillery, targeting sixfold reduction in 155mm shell impact dispersion by 2032
Hanwha Aerospace has been selected as preferred bidder for a KRW 164.2 billion programme to develop an advanced Course Correction Fuze for 155mm ammunition used by the K9 self-propelled howitzer.
Hanwha Aerospace’s Arion-SMET selected for South Korea’s first military unmanned ground vehicle acquisition programme
Hanwha Aerospace’s Arion-SMET unmanned ground vehicle has been selected for the Republic of Korea Armed Forces’ first acquisition programme of its kind.
Hanwha Aerospace strengthens European defence partnerships as South Korea proposes expanded NATO cooperation
Hanwha Aerospace has reaffirmed its long-term commitment to supporting Europe’s defence industrial transformation as NATO Allies seek to strengthen defence capacity and resilience.
Why Europe’s rearmament needs trusted industrial partners
Hanwha Aerospace is expanding industrial cooperation to help strengthen Europe's defence manufacturing base.