Company to develop rapid damage assessment and repair solutions for U.S. and Ukrainian forces.

The 100-hectare Bulgarian facility will produce 100,000 shells annually, create 1,000 jobs, and expand Europe’s ammunition manufacturing capacity starting from 2027.

After successful sea trials, the laser demonstrator moves to Meppen for further testing, marking a key milestone toward operational deployment of high-energy naval defence systems by 2029.

The 8×8 Boxer-based Schakal with Puma turret and MK 30-2/ABM gun provides German and Dutch forces with mobility, protection, firepower, and optional advanced defence systems.

At Booth #1339, the company highlights advanced combat vehicles, air defense, autonomy, and precision-fire solutions shaping the U.S. Army’s future fight.

High-mobility, cannon-based air defence solution worth several hundred million euros to be produced in Rome under EU initiative.

€1.4 million project supported by HIPA to create 80 new engineering jobs and strengthen Hungary’s role in Rheinmetall’s global defence network.

Deliveries of 155 mm and 105 mm projectiles to an Eastern European customer will run from 2026 to mid-2027, reinforcing Rheinmetall’s global leadership in large-calibre ammunition.

Rheinmetall's €275 million joint venture with Latvia will produce 155 mm artillery ammunition, strengthening the country's national defence and European security.

Acquisition of Naval Vessels Lürssen expands Rheinmetall into shipbuilding; CEO Armin Papperger: “We are becoming a cross-domain system house on land, sea, air, and space.”.