Rheinmetall AG outlined its Vision 2030 and plans to expand production capacity across its defence portfolio, including vehicle systems, weapons and ammunition, air defence, digital capabilities and naval activities. The presentation highlighted rising European defence spending expectations, differing lead times by product category, and market potential in areas such as ammunition, naval procurement, digitization, satellites, vehicles, air defence and drones. Rheinmetall also discussed partnering initiatives, including joint ventures in space and rockets and missiles, and described its role as a strategic industrial partner for Ukraine. The company provided 2030 guidance targets, including around EUR 50 billion in sales and an operating margin above 20 percent. You can access the full presentation through the link below.

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