Rheinmetall paves the way for autonomous Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGVs) in Japan after being awarded a multimillion-dollar contract on behalf of the Japanese Ministry of Defence.
Rheinmetall builds a new plant in Szeged, Hungary, and thereby expands its footprint in the EU and NATO partner country.
Rheinmetall has received another order from the Spanish government in the higher double-digit million euro range.
Rheinmetall has received an order from KNDS Germany to supply core components for 22 self-propelled howitzers PzH 2000 via its divisions Weapon and Ammunition, and Vehicle Systems Europe.
Rheinmetall House in Bristol, UK, the newly acquired Vehicle Systems International (VSI) headquarters, has been officially opened by Andy Start, Chief Executive Officer of Defence Equipment & Support.
The new factory will be one of Europe’s premier research and development projects.
Rheinmetall receives over EUR 130 million in funding from the European Union to increase the production of ammunition.
The German Bundeswehr has commissioned Rheinmetall to supply the "Schwerer Waffenträger Infanterie (Heavy Weapon Carrier for the Infantry)"
Rheinmetall has acquired the Dutch startup REEQ, thereby expanding its vehicle portfolio to include innovative light hybrid vehicles.
The Romanian company ROMARM and the German Rheinmetall are set to undertake the project of constructing a powder factory in Romania.
Düsseldorf-based Rheinmetall AG is benefiting from the ongoing upswing in the defence sector and is continuing its growth trajectory.
The Spanish government has commissioned Rheinmetall, the world's largest manufacturer of artillery ammunition, to supply a total of 94,200 155mm rounds.
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