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Manufacturer · Defence

Hanwha Aerospace

The South Korean maker of the K9 howitzer, the closest thing the flank has to a common 155 mm gun; Polish deliveries are documented, the Romanian plant is under construction.

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評估截至
2026-04
最後檢視
2026-10-29

評估中等信心

不含財務資料,也不含預測。一筆紀錄所載的,是已公布來源對一個組織、其已公布設施及其附日期說法的陳述,每項說法依類別分開。此處沒有任何內容是對任何公司的看法。

What this organisation is

Hanwha Aerospace builds the K9 Thunder self-propelled howitzer, which Poland, Finland, Norway and Estonia operate and Romania has contracted. On the flank its record mixes kinds that must be kept apart: deliveries to Poland documented from December 2022 under the first executive contract of 26 August 2022; a Finnish follow-on contract of April 2026 with deliveries announced from 2028; and a plant in Romania whose construction began in 2026, which is an announcement until the company or the ministry states that it produces.

The producer behind the flank's most widely bought artillery system, and so the industrial counterpart of the module's ammunition-supply reading: the guns arrive faster than the European shell and propellant lines that must feed them.

信心:中等 截至2026-04檢視於2026-10-29

Official name: Hanwha Aerospace Co., Ltd.

What it produces

A producer edge says this organisation makes this equipment family. It is not a quantity, a rate or a delivery; those are dated claims below.

Dated claims — announced against delivered

Each claim carries its own kind. Nothing here is summed, and an announcement never counts as output.

Systems it belongs to

Commodities and outputs

Self-propelled artillery

仍然未知的事項

  • No delivered quantity to any flank army is carried beyond the first Polish deliveries; the cumulative totals the ministries publish were not read for this pass.
  • The company's Polish missile-artillery business (the K239 launcher) has no equipment record in this module and is not represented here.

評估截至 — 2026-04 最近檢視 — 2026-10-29