Rheinmetall has secured an initial order worth around €200 million from the NATO Support and Procurement Agency under a 2025 framework agreement for 120mm tank ammunition, marking a significant contract in scope and value.
Rheinmetall has been commissioned by Denmark to supply ammunition under a large-volume framework agreement, with initial orders worth hundreds of millions of euros.
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Rheinmetall has signed a new multi-year framework contract with the Dutch armed forces for the production of hand grenades.
Rheinmetall has successfully taken part in a forward-looking test by the Bundeswehr at the Army Combat Training Centre in Saxony-Anhalt, using its LUNA NG unmanned aerial vehicle system.
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.
SSAB and the German defence and technology group Rheinmetall have signed a letter of intent covering the supply of fossil-free steel.
Rolls-Royce will supply 350 mtu engines from the 199 series for new Boxer wheeled armoured vehicles ordered by Rheinmetall and KNDS Deutschland for the German Armed Forces and international customers.
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The activity formed part of a phased assurance programme, progressing from remote operation to live firing with a crew in the turret by RBSL personnel. Challenger 3 is fitted with the Rheinmetall-manufactured 120 mm smoothbore L55A1 cannon, capable of firing the latest kinetic energy anti-tank rounds and programmable multipurpose ammunition. Rebecca Richards, Managing
Rheinmetall and EM&E Group, through Rheinmetall Expal Munitions, have submitted a joint proposal to Spain’s Ministry of Defence for the SILAM High Mobility Rocket Launcher System as a national alternative to the existing programme.
Rheinmetall will supply Ukraine with its first Lynx KF41 infantry fighting vehicles under a contract signed in December 2025, with deliveries expected as early as the beginning of 2026.
Germany’s armoured infantry is set to receive nine advanced firing and combat training systems for the Puma IFV from Rheinmetall under a new procurement for the Bundeswehr.
Rheinmetall and MBDA Germany plan to establish a joint venture for naval laser activities in the first quarter of 2026, building on their cooperation since 2019.
