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MBDA and Poland’s PGZ are progressing plans to establish a domestic production facility for CAMM-ER air defense missiles. The initiative supports Poland’s layered air defense modernization and aims to strengthen local industrial capacity.
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Poland is accelerating efforts to rebuild its ammunition production capacity through a strategic partnership with France’s Eurenco. By replicating proven propellant manufacturing capabilities in Pionki, PGZ aims to secure domestic supply chains and scale 155mm ammunition output.
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Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa has signed an investment agreement to recapitalize military truck manufacturer Jelcz with approximately €177 million. The funding will support construction of a new factory and expansion of production capacity.
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Poland’s state-owned defense group PGZ is preparing a potential multi-billion-euro bond issue in 2026 while also analyzing acquisitions outside Poland, as rising profits and strong banking support underpin an ambitious expansion strategy.
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Zakłady Mechaniczne Tarnów have secured PLN 309.6 million (€71m) in state-backed financing to expand production, service, and R&D capacity. The investment strengthens Poland’s domestic defence manufacturing base and supports key air defence programmes, including Pilica+ and Narew.
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Poland’s defence holding PGZ is considering a multi-billion-złoty issuance of retail and institutional bonds in 2026, alongside potential acquisitions of defence companies abroad, as the group projects record revenues and profits driven by ammunition, air-defence, and armoured vehicle programs.
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Poland has delivered the first 15 serial-production BORSUK infantry fighting vehicles to the Armed Forces, marking the acceleration of one of NATO’s most important modernization programs. The 6.5-billion-złoty contract will see 111 next-generation, amphibious IFVs fielded by 2029.
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FB “Łucznik”–Radom has inaugurated a new production hall worth 31 million PLN, expanding its output to 80,000 firearms per year — a strong industrial move during its 100-year anniversary.
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Poland and Estonia have joined forces to manufacture 10,000 Mark-1 anti-drone missiles—an affordable, rapid-production system aimed at countering Russian drones and forming the backbone of a proposed NATO “drone wall” along the eastern frontier.
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Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa (PGZ) and U.S. defence tech firm Anduril have signed a memorandum of understanding to co-develop and manufacture a Polish variant of the Barracuda-500M and other autonomous air systems.
Forecasts
Europe’s rearmament push is fueling a decade-long boom for its defense industry, with revenues forecast to grow 10.5% to 11.5% annually as nations meet NATO’s 2035 targets. Germany and Eastern Europe lead the surge, while fiscal strains and politics could test the continent’s resolve.