On March 2, the UK Ministry of Defence confirmed it had selected Leonardo for its New Medium Helicopter (NMH) program following intense discussions.
eonardo’s Board of Directors has reviewed the preliminary results for the year ended December 2025, reporting performance above the upgraded guidance issued during the year.
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Defence has signed a contract with Leonardo for four C-27J Maritime Patrol Aircraft, expanding the global presence of the C-27J Spartan multi-mission tactical transport aircraft.
Ericsson, Leonardo and the Italian Navy have completed a maritime connectivity test using an Ericsson 5G Standalone system.
Leonardo has signed a Letter of Intent with PT ESystem Solutions Indonesia and the Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Indonesia to cooperate on the supply and support of the M-346 F “Block 20” aircraft.
Leonardo is advancing the future of military pilot training through the international FITS4TOP project, an innovative system designed to enhance Live, Virtual and Constructive training capabilities.
The Leonardo Rheinmetall Military Vehicles joint venture has delivered the first four Lynx KF41 infantry fighting vehicles to the Italian Army at the Multifunctional Experimentation Centre in Montelibretti, officially launching the A2CS programme.
EEC will continue to operate under its existing name and brand while benefiting from enhanced joint commercial positioning and integrated offerings. The transaction is expected to leverage the complementary sales networks of both companies to address high-potential markets with combined solutions. The acquisition underscores Leonardo’s continued investment in the United States and adds U.S.-based
The third satellite of the COSMO-SkyMed Second Generation constellation has been successfully launched from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
Leonardo has signed a contract with Italian TELEDIFE for the development and delivery of the first four next generation radars designed to counter long range ballistic threats of up to 3,000 kilometres.
KNDS Deutschland and the Italian defence company Leonardo have agreed to jointly develop a new mobile artillery system, formalised through a Letter of Intent signed in Amsterdam, the headquarters of KNDS.
Leonardo has announced the first major achievement for its Michelangelo Security Dome less than ten days after the official launch of the integrated defence programme.
