Land



  • Army budget expands XM30 and NGC2 lines

    The US Army’s FY2027 request reinforces its land-modernisation push with fresh funding for XM30 production and the wider Next Generation Command and Control architecture.


  • ARCA’s Estonia plant adds artillery capacity

    A planned €300 million ammunition plant in Estonia will add new European production capacity for 155mm shells, mortar ammunition, and 122mm rockets from 2028.


  • Rheinmetall pushes FV-014 toward production scale

    Rheinmetall’s FV-014 loitering munition has entered a new phase with a Bundeswehr framework agreement that points to sustained European production rather than limited fielding.


  • Tiberius advances Sceptre ramjet artillery round

    Tiberius Aerospace has completed a live firing of its Sceptre 155mm ramjet round, combining howitzer launch, ramjet ignition, and powered flight in a major propulsion milestone.


  • Rheinmetall prepares FV-014 for series production

    Rheinmetall’s Bundeswehr loitering-munition agreement pairs a large framework order with a design built around fast, repeatable series production in Europe.


  • Denmark selects SAMP/T NG air defence

    Denmark has selected the SAMP/T NG system for long-range air defence. The move adds demand across European missile, radar, and integration programmes.


  • Malaysia presents TUAH autonomous UGV at DSA 2026

    Malaysia has unveiled TUAH, a modular autonomous ground vehicle demonstrator. The platform targets logistics, surveillance, and future combat support roles from a locally integrated industrial base.


  • France links rocket-artillery replacement to longer-range strike expansion

    France is tightening its deep-fire agenda with work on a new rocket-artillery path and studies on a conventional ballistic missile, widening the industrial challenge from launcher selection to munitions, propulsion, and sovereign strike architecture.


  • NIOA expands guided-weapons industrial push with L3Harris and Innovaero

    NIOA has widened its guided-weapons push with renewed work on rocket motors and warheads, alongside a new loitering-munitions partnership that extends Australia’s sovereign production ambitions across propulsion, energetics, and launch systems.


  • Dynetics moves IFPC into production phase

    Dynetics’ latest IFPC award pushes air-defence production into volume manufacture. The contract reaches well beyond launchers into training, sustainment, retrofit work, and engineering services.