APDR Leaderboard (728x90)Heckler & Koch and Rheinmetall Nordic have signed a strategic partnership agreement covering weapons, weapon accessories and associated systems. Rheinmetall Nordic, a member of the Rheinmetall Group, is a global leader in the design and manufacture of advanced weapon accessories, weapon mounts, fire control solutions and related systems. The company brings decades of engineering excellence and operational experience, with deep expertise in the development and production of high-quality, weapon-related technologies. Heckler & Koch is one of the world’s foremost designers and manufacturers of small arms and light weapons for military and law enforcement applications.

Through this agreement, the two companies will combine their complementary strengths to meet customer increasing demand and ensure the reliable, high-quality delivery of integrated systems. Both organisations are recognised for their world-class reliability, and this partnership reinforces that standard. Quality remains a shared priority, and this mutual commitment is at the heart of the agreement. The collaboration also establishes a strong framework to support new product developments, ensure timely delivery and drive increased market growth.

Thomas B.Nielsen, CEO Rheinmetall Nordic, says: “We look forward to continuing our already productive partnership with Heckler & Koch. In light of the current international situation and the ongoing rearmament efforts among European customers and allied nations, it is vital to establish formal partnerships between key European defence companies. We are fully committed to expanding our capacity and capabilities, while continuing to deliver the same level of quality and reliability we are known for.”

Heckler & Koch CSO Marco Geißinger says: “This strategic partnership brings together two strong and highly complementary European defence companies. Heckler & Koch stands for premium small arms that are reliable, combat-proven and available. Together with Rheinmetall Nordic, we will strengthen our ability to deliver integrated, high-quality solutions that meet the rising demand of our military and law-enforcement customers across Europe and beyond. In times of increased security requirements, close and trusted industrial cooperation is essential and this agreement reflects our clear commitment to that responsibility.“

Rheinmetall MAN Military Vehicles wins contract from Denmark
The Danish procurement authority FMI (Forsvarsministeriets Materiel- og Indkøbsstyrelse; Ministry of Defense Acquisition and Logistics Organization (DALO) ) has awarded Rheinmetall a framework agreement for the delivery of up to 1,000  HX and TG trucks. The contract was accompanied by an initial call-off for over 100 trucks. This call-off is worth in the double-digit million euro range and was booked in the fourth quarter of 2025.

The new trucks will be procured as part of the build-up of a Danish heavy infantry brigade. Delivery of the vehicles will take place within an exceptionally short time frame. First call-offs will be delivered before end of 2027. The order also includes additional services such as maintenance, spare parts, and vehicle training. At the same occasion the sustainment contract for the existing fleet is prolonged for additional four years.

This order marks Denmark’s return to the HX family of users. It also represents a decisive strategic step toward strengthening the market position in Northern European countries and positioning the HX as the Royal Danish Army’s standard tactical truck. The new order further demonstrates the high level of acceptance enjoyed by the proven HX vehicles.

“The acquisition of new all-terrain trucks for the heavy infantry brigade is another important piece in the Army’s armament. Therefore, I am very pleased that through this contract signing, we now ensure that the soldiers within a few years will have significantly increased their combat power in their operational tasks. I am pleased to see our collaboration with Rheinmetall continue,” says head of the land division at DALO, Colonel Thomas Øgendahl Knudsen.

Andre Barthel, CEO RMMV : “With this agreement, we are proud to resume and continue our long-standing collaboration with our Danish customer. Since the early days of HX program, Denmark has been and continues to be a reliable partner and important member of the RMMV User nation Group. We look forward to further expanding this successful partnership in the coming years.”

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