Rheinmetall AG, founded in 1889 and headquartered in Düsseldorf, Germany, is a leading international integrated technology group specializing in security and mobility solutions. The company operates through two main sectors: Defense and Automotive. In the Defense sector, Rheinmetall offers a comprehensive range of military vehicles, weapon systems, and ammunition, serving armed forces worldwide. The Automotive sector focuses on the development and production of components and systems for powertrain and air management technologies, contributing to emission reduction and enhanced efficiency in vehicles. Committed to sustainability, Rheinmetall aims to achieve CO2 neutrality by 2035, integrating innovative technologies to address global challenges.
Rheinmetall has signed a new multi-year framework contract with the Dutch Armed Forces for the production and supply of hand grenades, further strengthening long-standing defence cooperation between the two parties.
Rheinmetall demonstrates the integration of the LUNA NG UAV into the Bundeswehr’s reconnaissance and operational networks during a field exercise in Germany.
Rheinmetall BAE Systems Land supports British Army modernisation with successful crewed firing trials of the Challenger 3, validating weapon systems ahead of service entry.
Rheinmetall will supply nine advanced firing and combat training systems for the Puma Infantry Fighting Vehicle to the Bundeswehr under a €118.5 million contract awarded to Projekt System & Management GmbH.
Rheinmetall expands a long-term framework agreement to deliver additional 30 mm ammunition supporting Bundeswehr Puma infantry fighting vehicle readiness through the end of the decade.
Rheinmetall completes handover of Italy’s first Skynex close-range air defence system, strengthening counter-drone and short-range air defence capabilities of the Italian Army.
A new agreement integrates AI-based SAR image analysis into Germany’s satellite reconnaissance programme, supporting intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance capabilities for defence decision-making.
Germany commissions Rheinmetall and KNDS Deutschland to deliver additional Puma infantry fighting vehicles to reinforce armoured infantry capacity and address obsolescence through staged upgrades.