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

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

India’s Prahar programme is moving from symbolism into serial production. Fresh deliveries and follow-on volumes are turning licensed assembly into a longer-term small-arms industrialisation effort.

Hanwha has advanced its K9MH wheeled howitzer for US trials.

Fresh TNT investment in Sweden and Poland signals a harder industrial turn in Europe’s ammunition expansion, with chemical capacity moving to the front of the agenda.

The FY2027 US defence budget request expands missile demand across services, putting new pressure on plants, suppliers, and production networks already stretched by rising requirements.