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The Army is expanding its digital marketplace for unmanned systems. Group 3 aircraft, payloads, software, components, and new procurement tools are joining a channel reporting more than $750m in sales.
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Airbus will supply up to twelve additional UH-72B Lakota helicopters. The $115.4m award extends a US-built light-utility fleet used for National Guard and Army missions.
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Boeing and RTX will expand production of key SM-3 components. Pentagon framework agreements target Block IB and IIA supply-chain capacity supporting Aegis ballistic-missile defence.
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ANKA III has flown carrying two SÜPER ŞİMŞEK unmanned effectors. The configuration advances integration between Türkiye’s flying-wing combat aircraft and modular air-launched systems for deception, electronic warfare, and strike missions.
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Swiss F-35A production has reached another assembly milestone in Cameri. Components for J-6004 are now progressing through the fighter programme’s distributed European manufacturing network.
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SubSea Craft has taken a forty-percent strategic stake in LORILLION. The investment links VICTA development with expanded British battery engineering and planned Midlands production.
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Rheinmetall has opened a British centre for military land autonomy. It will support PATH integration, testing, deployment, and domestic supply-chain participation.
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Rolls-Royce and Reliance plan an indigenous engine partnership for AMCA. The proposal spans Indian design, development, manufacturing, testing, production, and through-life support.
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Lockheed Martin will manufacture new THAAD launchers for the UAE. The $211.4 million FMS modification runs through January 2031 and lifts the underlying contract above $1 billion.
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Lockheed Martin has completed Kodiak’s first integrated live-fire launcher test. The containerised system fired a practice rocket and is intended for deployment from air, land, and maritime platforms.