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CSG has backed North Vector Dynamics’ CM-70 counter-drone interceptor programme. The investment adds manufacturing scale and allied-market access.

HENSOLDT will integrate Germany’s dismounted joint-fires equipment for serial production. The package combines air-support software, artillery command systems, video, communications, sensors, targeting equipment, power, and soldier-carried hardware.

CSG has acquired Germany’s Gnaschwitz energetic materials manufacturing site outright. More than €100 million is planned for nitroglycerine, ammunition components, and additional European production capacity.

Aquaterro will supply and refurbish Australian combat helmets until 2033. The agreement is valued at up to A$160 million and includes locally manufactured camouflage covers and expanded technical support.

Britain has completed new trench systems across two training areas. The programme adds command posts, shelters, bunkers, observation points, firing positions, and vehicle infrastructure at Salisbury Plain and STANTA.

Northrop Grumman has signed two missile-production agreements worth $3 billion. The arrangements add a second PAC-3 rocket motor source and increase output of THAAD interceptor structural components.

American Rheinmetall will deliver hybrid autonomous vehicles for Army logistics. The 18-month Project Sustainment contract combines commercial vehicle production, autonomous driving, and natural-language control.

Rheinmetall will manufacture British RCH 155 weapon systems in Telford. Deliveries of 72 remote-controlled artillery systems are scheduled between May 2028 and June 2031.

Lockheed Martin’s Patriot framework extends interceptor production through fiscal 2032. The potential $58.62 billion programme supports a planned tripling of PAC-3 MSE capacity by 2030.

Taiwan plans to manufacture 246 reconnaissance vehicles from 2028 onwards. Iron Cavalry combines local vehicle integration, elevated surveillance sensors, a remote weapon station, and supporting electronics.