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Vektrex gives allied artillery production a precision co-manufacturing test case. Rheinmetall and General Atomics are exploring distributed 155mm output.
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UK funding will turn Ukraine drone demand into production volume. The package also covers missiles and radars for layered air defence.
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Kanpur will anchor India’s new military drone production ecosystem now. The hub adds payload, networking, ground-station, and counter-drone capacity.
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LORAS extends Europe’s artillery range debate into production engineering discipline. Longer barrels, automated modules, ammunition, and propellant capacity must scale together.
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Tolga’s unmanned integration gives mobile counter-drone defence another production route. The configuration combines MKE’s weapon system with HT Division’s Katica 6×6 robotic platform.
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Malaysia’s CAESAR order pairs artillery modernisation with local industrial work. The 18-system contract includes technology transfer and assembly activity through ADS Sdn Bhd.
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General Atomics is pushing 155mm artillery into smarter fires territory. The ERAP work targets longer-range precision effects from existing howitzers in GPS-contested environments.
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Rheinmetall has containerised FV-014 loitering-munition launch and battlefield deployment options. The CML adds a scalable launch layer to a European reconnaissance-strike system.
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NP Aerospace has secured new LAV armour production work internationally. The GDLS–Canada contract covers design, testing, certification, and manufacture of add-on armour systems.
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Fenris brings 105mm direct fire into a lighter vehicle package. The John Cockerill and Arquus design targets deployable fire support without main battle tank weight.