Poland
CSG, Dezamet Sign €100M Deal for 155 mm Ammunition Parts
CSG and Poland’s Dezamet signed a €100 million-plus agreement for components used in 155 mm artillery ammunition production.
Poland
CSG and Poland’s Dezamet signed a €100 million-plus agreement for components used in 155 mm artillery ammunition production.
Poland
Poland will stage its largest post-war military parade on August 15 as Warsaw accelerates procurement backed by €43.7 billion in EU SAFE loans.
CEE
From Poland's Mesko to Bulgaria's VMZ Sopot, a guide to the companies driving Central and Eastern Europe's artillery ammunition buildup, and who owns whom.
Poland
Poland is expanding procurement from Israel's defense industry with new coastal surveillance radars, Trophy active protection systems, continued Spike missile acquisitions, and potential adoption of an Israeli-inspired multi-layered air defense architecture.
Analysis
A Latvian government collapsed over a single stray drone in May 2026. Here is what the Baltic Drone Wall actually is, why at least five overlapping programs share that name, and where the industrial opportunities sit.
Poland
The European Space Agency will establish a new Civil Security and Resilience Centre in Warsaw, making Poland the first non-founding ESA member to host one of the agency's centers. The facility will focus on dual-use technologies, crisis management, and satellite security.
Analysis
Poland is building toward 900 tanks, 290 rocket launchers, and a multi-layered air defense shield by 2030, backed by a record 4.8 percent of GDP. Here is what is actually being bought, and where the industrial opportunities sit.
Poland
Myers Industries has started European production of Scepter military ammunition containers in Poland, strengthening its NATO-focused supply chain and reducing delivery times for European defense customers.
Poland
Poland has proposed hosting part of a future Patriot interceptor production program under a trilateral framework with the United States and Ukraine. Warsaw argues that manufacturing in Poland would provide a secure location while strengthening NATO's missile production capacity.
Poland
Romanian Deputy Chief of Defense Lt. Gen. Dragoș-Dumitru Iacob visited the NATO Forward Land Forces Battle Group in Poland to assess training infrastructure, multinational readiness, and Romanian air defense operations.
Poland
Poland has signed 29 agreements worth PLN 753 million under the PERUN defense research program. The projects cover artificial intelligence, autonomous platforms, space technologies, cyber defense, and battlefield medicine.
Poland
Former Polish Defense Minister Janusz Onyszkiewicz has rejected claims that transferring Patriot interceptors to Ukraine significantly weakened Poland’s defenses. He described the dispute as part of an internal political confrontation over military aid and government transparency.