Czechoslovak Group
Czech CSG Selected for $4.2 Billion U.S. Army Ammunition Modernization Framework
Czechoslovak Group's MSM North America joins a five-year U.S. Army framework covering up to $4.2 billion in ammunition plant modernization projects.
Czechoslovak Group
Czechoslovak Group's MSM North America joins a five-year U.S. Army framework covering up to $4.2 billion in ammunition plant modernization projects.
Serbia
As Serbia's student-backed movement wins the parliamentary election, questions emerge over arms exports, Israeli defense partnerships, NATO ties and relations with Russia.
CSG
CSG and Canada's North Vector Dynamics agree to explore European production and integration of the CM-70 precision-guided drone interceptor.
Events
Future Forces Forum 2026 opens in Prague on October 21, bringing 500+ exhibitors, NATO delegations, and new defense technologies.
Industry
Czech defense group CSG partners with U.S.-based Bavovna to expand international access to AI-powered autonomous navigation technologies for unmanned systems.
Czech Republic
CSG acquires a 9.5% stake in Canada's MDA Space, becoming its largest shareholder and opening the door to European satellite manufacturing cooperation.
Czechoslovak Group
CSG will showcase Tatra Force 8x8 vehicles at AUSA 2026 as the Czech group explores opportunities around the U.S. Army heavy tactical truck market.
Latvia
Latvia signed a major artillery agreement covering Morana 155 mm howitzers and rocket artillery, with Tatra Defence Systems acting as prime contractor.
Czech Republic
NATO Days Ostrava puts Czech military modernization on display, from Leopard 2 and CV90 armor to C-390 transport aircraft and domestic defense systems.
Czech Republic
CSG will invest €49.7 million in Tatra Defence production at Kopřivnice, adding 14,000 square meters of capacity for military land systems.
Czech Republic
Czech defense developments include new Tatra production capacity, regional truck procurement, Slovak cooperation and plans for new 120 mm mortars.
Poland
Poland is directing more defense spending toward domestic and Central European suppliers as Warsaw expands production of ammunition, missiles and military systems.