Kongsberg announces EUR 45 million-plus Polish factory investment at Warsaw Security Forum

By Public Technologies
  • Kongsberg announced a Polish factory investment exceeding EUR 45 million at the Warsaw Security Forum on October 12-13, 2026.
  • The facility will produce and maintain counter-drone defense systems for Poland's SAN program and future European customers.
  • The investment is expected to create more than 100 long-term jobs, expanding European production capacity.
  • Following its acquisition of US-based Zone 5 Technologies, the group aims to establish high-volume production of affordable missile systems in Europe.


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