Rheinmetall is supplying Ukraine with additional Marder infantry fighting vehicles and plans to send 60 more units in future. The German government awarded Rheinmetall the relevant contract in May 2023
NATO defense ministers will convene with the heads of 25 major defense manufacturers on Thursday (June 15) to discuss Ukraines need for more weapons and replenish their own stockpiles. This was reported by
Norway will be taking delivery of almost 300 advanced TG3 MIL 8x8 military trucks, worth over €150 million, from Rheinmetall. The contract was signed on 31 May 2023 in Oslo
The Czech Republic has expressed interest to join an emerging push by Germany to upgrade its fleet of Leopard 2 main battle tanks to the latest A8 configuration. Germanys Ministry of Defense wants to purchase 18 Leopard 2 A8 main battle tanks for $565 million to replace the Leopard 2 A6 surrendered to Ukraine
Polish firm Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa (PGZ) is reportedly in talks with
Rheinmetall and Elbit Systems have conducted a live fire demonstration of an automated 155mm L52 wheeled self-propelled howitzer. The demonstration of the new system took place in early March 2023 at the Shivta firing range in southern Israel
Krauss-Maffei Wegmann (KMW) and Rheinmetall have won €1 billion to build further fifty Puma infantry fighting vehicles. Including value added tax, the total value of the order comes to €1
Rheinmetall and Ukraines Ukroboronprom have entered a strategic cooperation agreement under which a joint venture will be set up by July this year to repair armored vehciles and tanks supplied by Germany to Ukraine.As a first step, the maintenance and repair of vehicles transferred to Ukraine under the German governments multilateral “Ringtausch” equipment exchange projects as well as those directly supplied to Ukraine will form the foundation for cooperation
Germany has confirmed it will order 50 PUMA infantry fighting vehicles (IFVs) and related equipment for €1.5 billion ($1
German company Rheinmetall is negotiating with Kyiv to manufacture its newest tank, the Panther KF51, along with air defense systems, automotive equipment, and ammunition in Ukraine.Rheinmetall CEO Armin Papperger said this in an interview with Handelsblatt