The Europe 155mm artillery shells market was valued at approximately USD 495 million in 2025 and is projected to reach around USD 870 million by 2032, reflecting steady growth supported by expanding ...

An ammunition plant in the Pennsylvania city of Scranton has implemented a 50% increase in the production of 155 mm artillery shells, many of which are sent to Ukraine, government officials said to ...

A steel worker moves a 155mm artillery shell at the Scranton Army Ammunition Plant in Scranton, Pennsylvania. (Matt Rourke/AP) Manufacturing problems are dashing the U.S. Army’s plans to boost ...

General Dynamics’ LR-PGK successfully guided a U.S. Army XM1113 155mm rocket-assisted projectile beyond 50 kilometers, ...

This story has been updated. The Army aims to double production of a key munition used in Ukraine by October, according to think tank CSIS, citing data from Army acquisition chief Doug Bush U.S.

The German arms manufacturer Rheinmetall received a framework contract from the Bundeswehr for 155 mm artillery ammunition worth up to 8.5 billion euros ($9.1 billion), the company said on June 20.

November 9, 2023: The shortage of artillery ammunition in Ukraine led many countries, including Israel to increase or revive production. The United States is the largest producer worldwide and is ...

Currently the United States is producing about 30,000 155mm shells a month and plans to increase that to 60,000 by October 2024 and 100,000 by late 2025, then and even more once the new plant is in ...

RDM's Assegai family of 155 mm shells includes the V-LAP version. (RDM) Rheinmetall announced in a press release on 3 July that a European NATO country had signed a multi-year contract with its ...

A British–Polish joint munitions venture is expected to produce as many as 130,000 shells per year for the Polish Army. The 155mm ordnance round, used in nearly all artillery systems around the world, ...

Three 155 mm artillery shells seen at WB Group premises in Poland in December 2025, at the announcement that the company would start manufacturing them. (Jakub Link-Lenczowski) Poland's WB Group has ...