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Malaysia’s CAESAR order pairs artillery modernisation with local industrial work. The 18-system contract includes technology transfer and assembly activity through ADS Sdn Bhd.
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Indonesia wants missile capability built into follow-on Scorpene submarines early. The plan would deepen PT PAL’s role in undersea systems integration, software control, certification, and long-term support.
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KF-21 certification moves South Korea closer to fighter production delivery. The milestone shifts pressure onto KAI’s manufacturing scale-up, weapons integration, sustainment planning, and export credibility.
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General Atomics is pushing 155mm artillery into smarter fires territory. The ERAP work targets longer-range precision effects from existing howitzers in GPS-contested environments.
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Rheinmetall has containerised FV-014 loitering-munition launch and battlefield deployment options. The CML adds a scalable launch layer to a European reconnaissance-strike system.
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NP Aerospace has secured new LAV armour production work internationally. The GDLS–Canada contract covers design, testing, certification, and manufacture of add-on armour systems.
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FAM Group consolidates South West aerospace manufacturing supply capacity base. The group brings fabrication, precision machining, and NADCAP-accredited finishing under shared strategic oversight.
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Roke has launched compact anti-jam GNSS for contested military platforms. Nav-Sync Armour targets drones, vehicles, vessels, and autonomous systems exposed to jamming and spoofing.
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Fenris brings 105mm direct fire into a lighter vehicle package. The John Cockerill and Arquus design targets deployable fire support without main battle tank weight.
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Italy’s tank demonstrator gives heavy armour a new industrial shape. Leonardo Rheinmetall Military Vehicles has shown a concept combining a new turret with a Leopard 2A4 hull.