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GDELS is turning Pandur into mobile layered air-defence production capacity. The vehicle integrates sensors, missiles, cannon, laser effectors, and battlefield networking.
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BAE’s digital fires system brings artillery deeper into networked warfare. The UK-developed capability links guns, sensors, command systems, and effectors.
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Kongsberg’s Zone 5 acquisition expands affordable missile production capacity globally. The deal strengthens strike, air-defence, and counter-UAS manufacturing options.
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Diehl and Elbit localise Germany’s route into precision loitering munitions. The SkyStriker offer includes production, assembly, integration, and qualification in Germany.
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MBDA and Ukrainian Armor move deep-strike cooperation towards European industrialisation. The partnership links missile expertise with Ukrainian production experience under wartime demand.
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India’s K9 Vajra expansion would deepen local artillery manufacturing capacity. A 300-plus vehicle follow-on would test supply chains, sustainment, and heavy-armour output.
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GE Aerospace has qualified high-voltage electronics for Army vehicle production. The systems support a 600V architecture intended to power sensors, electronic warfare, communications, and future high-demand payloads.
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Volklec is moving UK battery cells toward defence platforms directly. AMBERS brings together Volklec, Ricardo, and Hyperbat to develop a modular battery route for high-performance automotive and defence electrification.
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Safran is expanding German production capacity for defence navigation equipment. The new Ludwigsburg facility will strengthen output and sustainment for PNT, fibre-optic gyroscopes, and optronic systems used across modern platforms.
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US loitering-munition production is gaining a domestic Israeli-designed route now. Palladyne AI and Israel Aerospace Industries will adapt HARPY, HAROP, and Mini HARPY systems for US defence customers and assembly pathways.