Counter-drone systems for Europe’s military: Drone Shield wins 46 million euro order
A European distribution partner has ordered handheld counter-drone systems from Drone Shield, together with accessories and software updates. The military end customer remains undisclosed – delivery is due as early as the first quarter.
Australian company Drone Shield has received a new counter-drone order worth around 46 million euros from a European distribution partner. Under the contract, the partner must pass the systems on to a military end customer in Europe.
Handheld counter-drone systems mostly from stock
The order covers handheld counter-drone systems, further accessories and software updates. As most of this is already in stock, according to Drone Shield, the company expects to complete all deliveries in the first quarter of next year. Full payment is also expected in the same period.
According to the company, no material conditions or approval requirements remain outstanding. No further details about the customer were given.
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