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Hanwha and Milrem are expanding THeMIS cooperation across Australasia markets. The framework includes local production, sustainment, supply chain development and regional payload integration.
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Rheinmetall and Praetorian have delivered an Australian AERIE prototype system. The containerised counter-UAS launcher carries more than 20 interceptors and moves into operator demonstrations this quarter.
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Australia has received its second HIMARS tranche two years early. The accelerated delivery accompanies domestic GMLRS production and continued expansion of the Army’s ability to strike at long range.
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BAE will supply F-35 electronic warfare systems for Lots 20–22. The contract also covers equipment for retrofit and modernisation of aircraft delivered under earlier production configurations.
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Keysight is connecting AI agents directly to RF design tools. ADS 2027 combines MCP access, Python automation and simulation to keep generated changes inside established engineering workflows.
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SRC has received its first Gryphon radar Domestic Shield order. The $10.24m package covers one R1440, two R1540 radars and the integration, installation and training needed to field them.
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Boeing will triple PAC-3 MSE seeker output through seven years. The approximately $14.7bn contract action expands an established Huntsville production programme rather than covering complete interceptors.
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Anduril plans a $3.7bn shipyard at Maryland’s Sparrows Point site. Arsenal-2 will add two million square feet of manufacturing capacity to the US submarine industrial base.
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France completed first M51.3 acceptance firing from submarine Le Vigilant. The unarmed launch tested the submarine’s weapon system after its scheduled deep maintenance period.
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Germany now has direct access to dedicated SAR reconnaissance satellites. Production has also started in Neuss, where Rheinmetall ICEYE is building, integrating, testing and certifying spacecraft for the constellation.