Rheinmetall Electronics has selected Theon Sensors to develop and deliver a stabilised electro-optical sensor for the CT25 medium-calibre turret fire control system.
The U.S. Army conducted joint training with German forces in Lithuania, providing hands-on familiarization with the M1A2 Abrams main battle tank.
Romania pushes back against reported price hikes of up to 30% in SAFE-funded defence programmes, calling for fair and transparent engagement from suppliers.
Rheinmetall and Boeing have entered into a strategic partnership to offer the MQ-28 Ghost Bat for Germany’s planned acquisition of collaborative combat aircraft.
The Australian Department of Defence has announced that the first domestically built Boxer Combat Reconnaissance Vehicles have rolled off the assembly line.
Indra Group and Rheinmetall AG have signed a memorandum of understanding to deepen their strategic cooperation in defence technologies.
The European MARTE programme to develop a next-generation main battle tank has reached a key midterm milestone, Rheinmetall said.
Rheinmetall is presenting a broad portfolio of autonomous and unmanned technologies at XPONENTIAL Europe 2026 in Düsseldorf, as the event places increased focus on defence and security for the first time.
Rheinmetall and Italy’s Agenzia Industrie Difesa (AID) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to upgrade the Italian Army’s MATS anti-tank mines to a new MATS MK2 standard.
Rheinmetall has demonstrated its latest indirect fire technologies during the Rheinmetall Nordic Mortar Day event held in winter 2026.
The United Kingdom has awarded a £53 million contract for the production of advanced artillery weapon systems for the British Army’s Remote Controlled Howitzer (RCH) 155 programme.
Rheinmetall recorded consolidated sales of €9.935 billion in 2025, representing a 29 percent increase compared with €7.715 billion in the previous year.
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