News
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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.
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Babcock has secured a two-year extension to its Royal Navy surface-ship support work, preserving engineering activity across Devonport and Rosyth as the UK continues to rely on dockyard capacity and through-life fleet sustainment.
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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.
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Counter-drone spending is moving beyond militaries and toward infrastructure owners. Recent incidents are widening the addressable market for protection, sensing, and site-resilience systems.
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Volklec’s latest backing extends Britain’s battery build-out beyond prototypes quickly. The work is aimed at moving UK cell production from early capacity toward gigafactory scale.
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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.
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TKMS and Navantia are shifting naval cooperation toward capacity sharing. The agreement points to a European shipbuilding market constrained by yards, skills, and delivery pressure.
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Britain’s Ukraine drone package now carries serious manufacturing weight domestically. The order turns battlefield demand into a larger production challenge for Britain’s drone suppliers.
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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.
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Randle has joined Certo’s CAPSTONE heavy-lift UAV development effort today.