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Rheinmetall’s backlog exceeded €80 billion as first-half earnings accelerated further. The F126 decision removed up to €300 million from expected 2026 naval sales.
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The US Army has expanded its HERO 120 loitering-munition order. Domestic production will supply additional systems and supporting equipment for training and readiness.
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Einride is adding counter-UAS monitoring to autonomous military logistics operations. The Centinus partnership combines autonomous freight management with threat detection and force protection.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.