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# Nearly EUR 210 Million Injected into PGZ Under Poland’s NAREW Air Defense Program
- URL: https://www.adriadefense.com/nearly-eur-210-million-injected-into-pgz-under-polands-narew-air-defense-program/
- Published: 2025-12-30T06:30:49.000Z
- Updated: 2025-12-30T06:30:48.000Z
- Description: Poland has allocated nearly EUR 210 million in 2025 to PGZ companies under the NAREW program, boosting domestic CAMM-ER missile production and air-defense industrial capacity.
- Author: AdriaDefense Desk
- Tags: Poland, Poland defence news, Poland defence industry, #NAREW, Air Defense, Industry, Capital Investment Fund, #Wojskowe Zakłady Elektroniczne S.A., #Mesko S.A., #OBR CTM S.A., Polish Armed Forces, Adam Leszkiewicz

Poland has taken another decisive step in strengthening its short-range air defense capabilities under the NAREW program. On **29 December**, the final investment agreements for 2025 were signed at the Ministry of State Assets, completing this year’s capital injections financed through the **Capital Investment Fund (FIK)**.

The total value of capitalisation for companies forming the **PGZ NAREW Consortium** in 2025 amounts to **PLN 930.17 million**, underlining the scale and pace at which Warsaw is building domestic missile and air-defence industrial capacity.

### Key beneficiaries of the 2025 tranche

The agreements signed with the State Treasury cover investments carried out by:

- **Wojskowe Zakłady Elektroniczne S.A. (WZE)**
- **Mesko S.A.**
- **OBR CTM S.A.**

These contracts conclude the investment phase planned for 2025 within the programme.

### Building Poland’s missile-defence industrial backbone

The NAREW program is designed to deliver fully integrated short-range air defense components to the **Polish Armed Forces**, including training, logistics support, and—crucially—the long-term establishment of domestic industrial capabilities. This covers missile technologies, life-cycle sustainment of systems, and future product development.

According to **Adam Leszkiewicz**, the signing of the agreements marks a milestone for the Polish defense group, enabling full execution of the financial plan for 2025 and providing predictability for further investments amid accelerating defense-industrial demand.

Deputy Minister of State Assets **Konrad Gołota** emphasised that the funding strengthens production capacity and infrastructure, supporting Poland’s drive for technological and industrial sovereignty while maximising local content in defence procurement.

### Detailed investment breakdown

**Wojskowe Zakłady Elektroniczne S.A. (WZE)**

- **Project:** CAMM-ER missile production line and new manufacturing hall
- **Total funding:** PLN 102 million (project value: PLN 129.44 million)
- **First tranche:** PLN 34.37 million
- **Completion target:** 2028  
The investment significantly expands WZE’s capabilities in missile production, assembly, and servicing—including CAMM-ER missiles and command cabins—directly supporting the NAREW system.

**Mesko S.A.**

- **Project:** Establishment of production capacity for rocket motors and fragmentation warheads
- **Total funding:** PLN 304.44 million (project value: PLN 360.3 million)
- **First tranche:** PLN 19 million
- **Implementation period:** 2025–2030  
The project enables technology transfer for CAMM-ER rocket motors and development of a new warhead, backed by dedicated infrastructure—positioning Mesko as a core missile-manufacturing hub within PGZ.

**OBR CTM S.A.**

- **Project:** Construction of an armament and systems integration centre
- **Total funding:** PLN 8.65 million (project value: PLN 16.65 million)
- **Implementation period:** 2025–2027  
The new facility will modernise CTM’s infrastructure, enabling integration of complex, large-scale defence systems and supporting future high-technology projects.

### A long-term, multi-year programme

Under the Council of Ministers’ Resolution No. 68 of **25 June 2024**, total capitalisation for the PGZ NAREW Consortium will reach approximately **PLN 3.89 billion** between 2024 and 2030, spread across seven annual tranches:

- 2024: PLN 478.67 million
- **2025: PLN 930.17 million**
- 2026: PLN 1.247 billion
- 2027: PLN 863.03 million
- 2028: PLN 233.13 million
- 2029: PLN 46.27 million
- 2030: PLN 89.8 million

### Strategic impact

The NAREW programme brings together **11 PGZ-owned companies**, with **Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa (PGZ)** acting as consortium leader. Through structured technology transfer (ToT) and knowledge transfer (ToK), the initiative is creating a coherent national ecosystem for air-defence systems—reducing reliance on foreign suppliers and anchoring critical missile technologies inside Poland.

For Warsaw, this is not just procurement—it is industrial statecraft at scale.