This plant is considered to be Rheinmetall’s first major hybrid facility and is valued at approximately EUR 63 million. The area will occupy approximately 15 thousand square meters on a total area of 85 thousand square meters.
The plant will not only expand Rheinmetall’s capabilities in Europe but will also focus on the Russian-Ukrainian war. It will produce a wide range of products, such as electrical components such as nanostructured capacitors or means of utilizing hydrogen for energy regeneration.
According to the plan, the military facilities will occupy a tenth of the plant’s production area. On-site work is scheduled to begin in August 2025. In addition, Rheinmetall is actively developing cooperation with the European Union and other partners to increase production of military products.