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AGF’s speaker line-up puts Farnborough’s industrial agenda into focus again. The 2026 programme brings defence, finance, space, aviation, and emerging technology leaders together.
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Federal’s Peak Alloy agreement moves ammunition cases into performance engineering. The US Army agreement could support higher-pressure cartridges and future small-arms development.
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AeroVironment’s ceramics award targets materials for extreme aerospace environments applications. The $20m AFRL contract supports CMCs, additive manufacturing, embedded sensing, and thermal protection.
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ROGUE-Fires Block 2 moves autonomous launchers into production discipline phase. The $92m award advances JLTV-based semi-autonomous vehicles for distributed expeditionary fires.
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ICEYE’s new grant strengthens Europe’s sovereign space intelligence capacity base. The €28.3m award supports SAR, AI analysis, data fusion, and satellite production scale-up.
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Sonaca’s F-35 facility deepens Belgium’s combat-air manufacturing role in Europe. The Gosselies site supports horizontal tailplane production within the global F-35 supply chain.
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Schiebel’s S-300 selection pushes unmanned ASW closer to production readiness. The EU-backed SWORD project will test shipborne VTOL payload capacity for submarine detection.
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Britain’s latest LMM order reinforces Belfast missile production capacity requirements. The £36m contract adds hundreds more missiles as counter-drone demand stretches short-range air defence stockpiles.
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Uvision’s CORTEX system moves loitering munitions toward networked strike architecture. The system connects sensors, decision support, and multiple effector families into one mission-management framework.
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QinetiQ’s submarine support work sharpens AUKUS sustainment planning in Australia. Additive manufacturing cut replacement-part delivery to four weeks during HMS Anson’s maintenance period.