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Major deliveries of military matériel and extensive logistical support make Rheinmetall one of Ukraine’s most important backers in its fight to defend itself against Russian aggression. Thanks to its massive production capacity, the Düsseldorf-based tech enterprise is able not only to furnish vital products like ammunition. It can also draw on its extensive technology portfolio

Countries can count on Rheinmetall – for quality and punctuality alike. All projects in support of Ukraine are running according to plan or even ahead of schedule. On 21 March 2023 twenty freshly overhauled Marder infantry fighting vehicles rolled off the grounds of Rheinmetall’s Unterlüss plant. It was an impressive sight. Rather than driving on

Europe needs ammunition. It is required not only for Ukraine, but also for member states’ own military forces. At its factory in Aschau, Nitrochemie – a subsidiary of Rheinmetall – works around the clock to make the urgently needed propellant powders and systems for tank ammunition and artillery shells. I need ammunition, not a ride.”

Denmark plans to procure around 15 high-mobility Skyranger 30 air defence systems installed on the Piranha 5 wheeled armoured vehicle. Other countries also show interest in Rheinmetall’s multitalented virtuoso. For defending against drone attacks and other aerial threats, the Skyranger 30 offers the ideal solution in current scenarios. In Ukraine the aging Gepard air defence

Rheinmetall has begun a new chapter in its history now that, after 27 years on the MDAX, the Düsseldorf-based technology group has advanced to the DAX, Germany’s benchmark index. This historic step forward is a testament to the dramatic change in Rheinmetall’s role since the turning point represented by the Ukraine war. On March 20,

On 30 March 2023, Armin Papperger, Chairman of the Executive Board of Rheinmetall AG, held talks in Kyiv with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine. “I’m very grateful for this highly fruitful and trust-inspiring encounter with President Zelenskyy”, declared Armin Papperger after the meeting. “It’s a matter of central importance for Rheinmetall to support our Ukrainian

NATO refocuses: The Atlantic alliance has radically changed its policy toward Russia. At the core of the new strategy: defence, crisis prevention and security. Reacting to changing geopolitical and strategic realities, NATO has adopted a new Strategic Concept in response to the Russian attack on Ukraine, a gross violation of international law. At its Madrid