Rheinmetall established a new subsidiary in South Africa, to help meet the growing demand for ammunition. Photo: axel heimken/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images ...

German arms maker Rheinmetall expects its order backlog to grow to 60 billion to 70 billion euros ($65-$76 billion) by the end of the year, its Chief Executive Armin Papperger told Frankfurter ...

U.S. drone-maker Anduril and German defence giant Rheinmetall (OTCPK:RNMBF) (OTCPK:RNMBY) to build aerial drones for European markets, the companies said on Wednesday. The companies will jointly ...

The Latvian government is in talks with German weapons manufacturer Rheinmetall AG on producing defense equipment domestically as part of an effort by Baltic nations to bolster their military ...

The high defense budgets (e.g., Germany: €60 billion in 2025 + €500 billion for the next few years, EU: €500 billion by 2030) ensure Rheinmetall a bulging order backlog (€40 billion) and ...

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Rheinmetall has agreed to buy US vehicle specialist Loc Performance Products in a strategic purchase designed to better position the German company in its bids for the US Army XM30 infantry fighting ...

Rheinmetall (OTCPK:RNMBF) (OTCPK:RNMBY) plans to convert two factories in Germany from making automotive parts to mostly ...

FRANKFURT :Rheinmetall has agreed with Finland's ICEYE to form a joint venture to make military satellites, part of a drive to repurpose automotive factories to serve the booming defence sector ...

Under the agreement, Rheinmetall will hold a 60% majority stake in the venture, with ICEYE owning the remaining 40%. The joint venture will focus initially on manufacturing Synthetic Aperture ...

Moreover, Rheinmetall formed a 60%-owned joint venture with Lockheed Martin to establish a sovereign European production base for precision-guided tactical missile systems, ...

German arms maker Rheinmetall expects its order backlog to grow to 60 billion to 70 billion euros ($65-$76 billion) by the end of the year, its Chief Executive Armin Papperger told Frankfurter ...