Vehicle Systems invested a total of €168 million in fiscal year 2023, compared with €127 million in the previous year. The increase of €41 million was essentially due to investments in plants and facilities for capacity expansion. The investments were driven by a lease for the new plant in Hungary. Investment also focused on expanding and updating information technology to address the growing product portfolio and internationality, including in the IT system landscape. As in the previous year, there was also extensive capital expenditure in development work to expand the existing and future product portfolio. This particularly included development work for the Panther project.
* At both the Zurich and the Bremen site, work on the Panther battle tank was continued.
A total of €112 million was invested in Weapon and Ammunition in fiscal year 2023 (previous year: €53 million). The biggest individual investment was the establishment of a new production site in Várpalota, Hungary. A production facility for medium and large calibers and for artillery ammunition and detonators is to be built at the Hungarian site in the coming years. In addition, various investment programs for capacity expansion were initiated – for example, at Rheinmetall Waffe Munition in Unterlüß and at Rheinmetall Denel Munition in South Africa. The construction of a woodchip cogeneration plant in Unterlüß for the sustainable generation of electricity and heat from renewable resources was also completed.
Ez új cégnek tűnik: Rheinmetall Advanced Technology Solutions Kft, Budapest/Hungary
Rheinmetall Backlog –Vehicle Systems recorded an order backlog of €16,368 million in fiscal 2023, compared with €11,954 million in the previous year. Of this order backlog, €5,145 million is attributable to Germany, €2,921 million to Hungary, €2,458 million to the United Kingdom, and €1,496 million to Australia.
* At both the Zurich and the Bremen site, work on the Panther battle tank was continued.
A total of €112 million was invested in Weapon and Ammunition in fiscal year 2023 (previous year: €53 million). The biggest individual investment was the establishment of a new production site in Várpalota, Hungary. A production facility for medium and large calibers and for artillery ammunition and detonators is to be built at the Hungarian site in the coming years. In addition, various investment programs for capacity expansion were initiated – for example, at Rheinmetall Waffe Munition in Unterlüß and at Rheinmetall Denel Munition in South Africa. The construction of a woodchip cogeneration plant in Unterlüß for the sustainable generation of electricity and heat from renewable resources was also completed.
Ez új cégnek tűnik: Rheinmetall Advanced Technology Solutions Kft, Budapest/Hungary
Rheinmetall Backlog –Vehicle Systems recorded an order backlog of €16,368 million in fiscal 2023, compared with €11,954 million in the previous year. Of this order backlog, €5,145 million is attributable to Germany, €2,921 million to Hungary, €2,458 million to the United Kingdom, and €1,496 million to Australia.
