Patria has begun assembling forward fuselage sections for Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II aircraft at its Halli facility in Jämsä, Finland.
Finnish defence company Patria and Latvia have signed a Life Cycle Support (LCS) agreement covering the Common Armoured Vehicle System (CAVS) 6×6 fleet operated by the Latvian National Armed Forces.
Norway and the United Kingdom have joined the research and development agreement of the multinational Common Armoured Vehicle System programme to develop modern 6×6 armoured vehicles.
Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace has signed a contract with Patria to deliver PROTECTOR Remote Weapon Stations for the Common Armoured Vehicle System 6×6 programmes of Germany and Sweden.
As a strategic partner of the Finnish Defence Forces, Patria will initially assemble the engines and later carry out maintenance and repair activities. Finland’s first F-35A fighter aircraft are scheduled to arrive at the Lapland Air Wing base in Rovaniemi at the end of 2026. “It’s inspiring to see our joint efforts materialize –
Patria and Germany have signed two procurement contracts under the Common Armoured Vehicle System programme with a total value exceeding €2 billion, including more than €1 billion in firm orders plus options.
Patria and its Polish licence manufacturer Rosomak S.A. have extended their cooperation on 8×8 vehicles, securing the partnership until 2034.
Patria Land Oy and Valmet Automotive have agreed to collaborate on technology transfer for the manufacturing of armoured vehicles and on producing the first units under the new arrangement.
The Swedish Armed Forces has instructed the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration to procure 94 more Patria 6×6 armoured vehicles, designated Pansarterrängbil 300 in Sweden.
Finnish defence company Patria and the Finnish Defence Forces have renewed their strategic partnership agreement, reinforcing their long-standing cooperation.
Patria recorded a 53.1% year-on-year increase in net sales in the third quarter of 2025, reaching EUR 248.3 million.
The new assembly and maintenance facility for F-35 fighter jet engines in Linnavuori, Nokia, Finland, has been completed on schedule and officially handed over to Patria.
