Rheinmetall AG
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- Armin Theodor Papperger
- Full Time Employees
- 29,515
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Aerospace & Defense
- Address
- Rheinmetall Platz 1 Düsseldorf NW Germany 40476
- IPO Date
- Sep 16, 2009
- Website
- rheinmetall.com
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- Rheinmetall AG is a leading international technology group specializing in the manufacture and provision of systems and components for the defense and automotive industries. The company operates through five primary divisions: Vehicle Systems Europe, Vehicle Systems International, Weapon and Ammunition, Electronic Solutions, and Power Systems. Its main products and services include military land vehicles and related vehicle subsystems; weapons and ammunition systems; electronic defense solutions such as sensors, radar systems, air defense, cyberspace protection, drones, and automated ground robots; as well as automotive pumps, actuators, powertrain components, and subsystems for thermal and fluid management in mobility and industrial sectors. Rheinmetall also serves civilian markets with innovations in electrification and hydrogen technologies, including electric coolant pumps and hydrogen recirculation blowers for fuel cells. Headquartered in Düsseldorf, Germany, and founded in 1889, Rheinmetall operates globally with a significant presence in Europe, North America, Asia, and the Middle East. The company targets military customers worldwide, automotive manufacturers, and industrial clients. In recent developments, Rheinmetall has strategically expanded its footprint in the United States defense market by acquiring Loc Performance Products LLC, a vehicle specialist based in Plymouth, Michigan, for approximately $950 million. This acquisition, completed in December 2024, enhances Rheinmetall’s capacity to supply land vehicles to the US Department of Defense, supports participation in major US military vehicle programs including the XM30 infantry fighting vehicle prototype phase, and strengthens its industrial base and production capabilities in North America. Additionally, Rheinmetall continues to rollout new defense technologies, such as modular weapon stations, remote-controlled munitions, and advanced protection systems showcased at the 2024 Eurosatory defense exhibition. The company also opened Europe’s largest ammunition plant in Germany in 2025, with plans to scale artillery shell production significantly by 2027. Rheinmetall’s strategy integrates sustainability with an aim for CO2 neutrality by 2035, focusing on innovation across defense and civilian sectors while maintaining strong operational growth and industrial expansion globally. This description includes the core products and services, geographic reach, and latest major strategic developments including acquisitions and new technology launches as of 2024-2025.
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