Defence

The Nasdaq-listed defence AI firm will integrate its SPOTD threat-detection system into U.S. Army autonomous ground vehicles under a new $1.3m

Canada's air force taps a commercial SSA startup for sovereign space surveillance, blending defence procurement with a pending US SPAC listing.

A Canadian protective packaging supplier adopts 5-axis waterjet technology to serve aerospace, defence and robotics clients.

A $4bn IDIQ programme signals the US military's pivot to commercial-baseline satellites for resilient, anti-jam tactical communications.

Alternative Ballistics targets a $9.6bn less-lethal market after listing, with pilots in Texas and distribution across 30 countries.

SAIC's $192m ABMS contract embeds AI and cloud infrastructure into US Air Force all-domain command networks.

The additive-manufacturing pioneer taps public markets for $50m, signalling renewed investor appetite for cross-sector deep-tech.

HII and partner Bayou Metals launch a dedicated aluminium fabrication line, accelerating serial production of AI-enabled unmanned surface vessels for the US Navy.

Czechoslovak Group's €17bn order book and Southeast Asian contract wins signal Europe's defence-industrial surge reaching new geographies.

The Israeli supply-chain integrator's Q1 2026 results reveal a rapid India pivot and a new push to bring retail RFID tech into defence.

The Israeli defence-supply-chain integrator reports $7.1m in orders from two key friend-shoring geographies, up from $1.5m a year ago.

A Slovak-Turkish defence industrial partnership debuts a NATO-compatible medium tank as European rearmament capital accelerates.

A Dutch-Czech defence group and a South African electronics firm are building Europe's newest electronic fuze plant in Slovakia.

A Czech-Polish engine pact signals how NATO rearmament is reshaping Central European defence supply chains.

A Czech-South African joint venture will manufacture electronic artillery fuzes in Slovakia, advancing Europe's strategic autonomy in defence production.