Germany's Rheinmetall has purchased a majority stake in the Croatian company DOK-ING, a move that could impact the defense and engineering sectors.

A Rheinmetall representative warned Lithuania that the focus of the defense industry has shifted to Eastern Europe, emphasizing the need to strengthen military capabilities due to the Russian threat and criticizing Europe's slow response to the Ukraine war.

While Latvia and Lithuania roll out the red carpet for German defense giant Rheinmetall, Estonia opts for an open tender, hoping for a more favorable deal.

German drone maker Quantum Systems, led by Florian Seibel, is striving to become a top defense contractor, challenging industry leader Rheinmetall, with an upcoming initiative sparking debate.

The German ambassador stated that the first joint plant with Rheinmetall is expected to open this year, indicating a strengthening of industrial cooperation.

Romania is reportedly planning to sell its Mangalia shipyards, with German defense contractor Rheinmetall expressing interest in a potential cooperation.

Rheinmetall, Germany's largest arms company, is coming to the port of Rijeka, with Iskra also planning to focus on the military industry there.

Rheinmetall is reportedly set to win a German drones contract, alongside start-up companies that were initially awarded the contracts, some backed by billionaires Peter Thiel and Daniel Ek.

Florian Seibel, CEO of drone manufacturer Quantum Systems, is determined to transform the company into a leading neo-defense corporation, competing with industry leader Rheinmetall in a multi-billion euro race.

German arms manufacturer Rheinmetall states that the ongoing conflict with Iran validates its plans for expanding missile production.

Die ersten Börsenreaktionen nach dem Angriff Israels und der USA auf Iran sind relativ gelassen. Japans Leitindex sinkt um gut ein Prozent, in China gibt es leichte Kursgewinne.

Re:Baltica is conducting an examination into Rheinmetall's deals concerning its expansion in the Baltic region.

Florian Seibel, CEO of Quantum Systems, plans to transform the drone manufacturer into a top neo-defense group, challenging industry leader Rheinmetall in a multi-billion dollar race, with an upcoming move sparking debate.

Rheinmetall has secured approval to begin munitions production in Italy, ending years of legal disputes.