Hanwha Aerospace today announced that it has signed an additional executive contract with Polish Armaments Agency. This agreement is the second executive contract, following the framework contract and first executive contract, both signed in 2022.
The contract, worth around KRW 3.45 trillion (USD 2.6 billion), outlines the delivery of K9 self-propelled howitzers, ammunition, and the transfer of technology to streamline local production of maintenance parts for weapon systems, as well as technical support to maintain, renovate and modernize the Polish defense industry.
As part of the agreement, Hanwha Aerospace will supply Poland with 152 K9 self-propelled howitzers and an Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) package for maintenance. The contract also covers the supply of 155mm howitzer self-propelled ammunition packages.
The company is committed to integrating advanced defense technologies into the fabric of the Polish defense landscape. Hanwha aims to fortify a partnership that not only meets Poland's immediate defense needs, but also fosters long-term resilience and innovation in the country's defense sector. The collaboration aims to significantly contribute to the growth and modernization of Poland's defense industry, while also fostering a mutually beneficial relationship between Hanwha Aerospace and its Polish partners.
An official from Hanwha Aerospace stated, "Hanwha Aerospace takes pride in our ongoing commitment to delivering deterrence solutions to key regions with urgent demand. We are dedicated to working with our Polish partners to ensure effective and cost-saving solutions to strengthen their defense capabilities."
Hanwha Aerospace has decades of experience designing, developing, testing successfully manufacturing modern equipment of land forces. The company is adopting a cooperative approach to support the localization of K9 package delivery, a private cooperation aimed at expediting the achievement of the Polish Army's goals.
