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GM and Lockheed are testing automotive scale for defence production. The collaboration targets supply chains, manufacturing design, and production capacity for critical capabilities.
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Divergent’s Tomahawk work puts additive manufacturing inside missile production systems. Its new Long Beach factory targets flexible, high-volume defence structure output.
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Winchester’s cyber award connects skills funding with defence production needs. The programme expands student capacity and brings industry input into secure systems education.
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Dutch F21 selection embeds torpedo integration inside Orka submarine delivery. The contract adds weapons, training, support, and software control to the undersea programme.
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Rampart gives Naval Group’s launcher programme a modular defence identity. The system is being shown on land while retaining a pathway into naval self-protection.
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LORAS extends Europe’s artillery range debate into production engineering discipline. Longer barrels, automated modules, ammunition, and propellant capacity must scale together.
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Tactical Photonics brings laser targeting into Europe’s drone payload market. The sub-2kg system targets GPS-denied precision work without US export-control dependency.
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Poland’s X-BAT discussions link autonomy with eastern-flank industrial capacity plans. The proposed role could include production, servicing, and NATO-facing sustainment infrastructure.
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Wall Colmonoy’s new casting facility strengthens UK defence manufacturing depth. The Pontardawe investment supports high-integrity aerospace components and resilient domestic supply chains.
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Tolga’s unmanned integration gives mobile counter-drone defence another production route. The configuration combines MKE’s weapon system with HT Division’s Katica 6×6 robotic platform.