Hanwha Aerospace presented its K9 Thunder, Chunmoo and L-SAM systems to Danish defence officials during DALO Industry Days on 19–20 August.
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 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 unmanned ground vehicle has been selected for the Republic of Korea Armed Forces’ first acquisition programme of its kind.
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.
Hanwha Aerospace is expanding industrial cooperation to help strengthen Europe's defence manufacturing base.
Hanwha Aerospace has received a long-term issuer credit rating of “A-” with a stable outlook from S&P Global Ratings.
The agreement will make Hanwha’s Chunmoo guided missiles compatible with Thales’ X-Fire launcher platforms.
The K9 is currently in service or on order with 10 countries. These include six NATO members.
Poland’s Homar-K multiple rocket launcher system achieved a record live-fire result during the allied Baltic Shield exercise.
Hanwha Aerospace has signed a teaming agreement with Milrem Robotics to jointly pursue Romania’s unmanned ground vehicle programme.
Hanwha Aerospace and Hanwha Systems will present next-generation unmanned and artificial intelligence-enabled defence technologies at the Black Sea Defense & Aerospace 2026 in Bucharest.
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