Rheinmetall to supply 155mm ammunition to European customer under a new order
Rheinmetall has secured a new contract to supply artillery ammunition to a European customer.
Rheinmetall has secured a new contract to supply artillery ammunition to a European customer.
German Minister of Defence Boris Pistorius announced today that Germany will purchase 50 Puma infantry fighting vehicles.
Austria awards RMMV framework contract for HX and TG logistic vehicles.
During DEFEA 2023, Rheinmetall will present its Lynx KF41 Infantry Fighting Vehicle, a strong contender for the modernization of the mechanized brigades of the Hellenic Armed Forces.
The German government plans to buy 50 Puma fighting vehicles worth a total of EUR 1.5 billion for the Bundeswehr.
“We can expand our production to 600,000 to 700,000 artillery shells per year,” CEO of Rheinmetall Armin Papperger told German newspaper “Handelsblatt”.
The Royal Australian Navy and the Commonwealth of Australia have ordered the Multi Ammunition Softkill System, or MASS.
German Rheinmetall is the biggest producer of artillery ammunition in Europe. Currently, the company is producing up to 450,000 artillery rounds per year.
From May 3 to 5, 2023, Rheinmetall will be presenting the "Total Ship Trainer" at IMDEX Asia trade fair in Singapore.
Rheinmetall NIOA Munitions’ Queensland artillery shell plant is growing exponentially as it takes another important step towards full-rate production.
The Lithuanian Ministry of National Defence has announced that it intends to buy “over 120” more Boxer infantry fighting vehicles.
A European customer has awarded Rheinmetall a contract to supply tank ammunition.
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