NATO Nation Orders €300 Million Artillery Ammo from Rheinmetall
The contract includes several tens of thousands of artillery shells and several hundred thousand propellant charge modules, with a total value of nearly €300 million.
A NATO customer has placed an order for supply of 155mm artillery ammunition with Rheinmetall.
The contract includes several tens of thousands of artillery shells and several hundred thousand propellant charge modules, with a total value of nearly €300 million.
The deliveries will take place between 2024 and 2028.
The conflict in Ukraine has led to substantial orders for Rheinmetall's artillery ammunition, addressing the critical need to restock military supplies.
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