Poland
CSG Polska and WSK PZL-Kalisz have signed a letter of intent covering the production of engines and powertrain components for heavy-duty off-road vehicles in Poland. The cooperation is expected to expand local industrial capabilities tied to military and dual-use vehicle programs.
Czech Republic
Czechoslovak Group (CSG) has issued a formal response to allegations raised by a short seller, disputing claims related to its financial reporting and business operations. The company stated that the assertions are inaccurate and do not reflect its actual performance.
Czechoslovak Group
Czechoslovak Group has set up a joint venture in Azerbaijan to focus on servicing and modernization of land-based military systems. The move expands the company’s footprint in the South Caucasus. It reflects growing regional demand for lifecycle support and upgrade capabilities.
Czech Republic
Czechoslovak Group has signed a new contract to supply artillery ammunition valued in the hundreds of millions of euros to a European customer. The agreement reinforces demand for large-caliber munitions across the continent.
Czech Republic
Czechoslovak Group (CSG) has confirmed new air defense contracts in Asia valued at $2.5 billion. The deals underline the company’s growing role in global air defense supply chains. The expansion reflects increasing regional demand for layered air defense capabilities.
Czech Republic
Czech radar manufacturer ELDIS Pardubice has inaugurated a new building aimed at supporting its operational growth. The facility is already in trial operation and is expected to strengthen the company’s development and production capacity.
Slovakia
ZVS Holding, part of CSG, and France’s Eurenco will establish a joint venture to produce modular artillery propellant charges in Slovakia. The €300 million project aims to expand European capacity for key artillery ammunition components.
Czech Republic
A European joint venture will link Czech-based Czechoslovak Group and Turkey’s ASELSAN to industrialise and market the Korkut close-range air defence system on a Tatra 6×6 vehicle. Production and further development are set to take place in Czech and Slovak facilities under the new partnership.
Greece
Czechoslovak Group and Greece’s state-owned Hellenic Defence Systems have formalized key documentation to establish a joint ammunition production company at the Lavrio facility, marking a significant step in revitalizing domestic ordnance manufacturing
Serbia
Serbia’s defense minister has met with representatives of the Kruševac-based defense manufacturer 14. oktobar, which is owned by the Czech industrial group CSG. Talks focused on production activities, industrial capacity, and cooperation with the Serbian defense system.
Czech Republic
Czechoslovak Group has completed its initial public listing on Euronext Amsterdam, marking a major milestone after three decades of expansion. The move formally transitions the Czech-based industrial group into a publicly traded company with access to international capital markets.
Czech Republic
The Czech Army has signaled intent to procure a new generation of eight-wheeled armored vehicles to replace its Pandur II 8×8 fleet. The Pandur 8×8 EVO, developed and tested by Tatra Defence Vehicle, is emerging as the leading candidate.