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Representatives from Saab and Eurenco signed a new long-term contract during Eurosatory 2022. (Photo: Eurenco)
Eurenco announced three new deals during Eurosatory 2022 in Paris on 13-17 June.
EXPAL awarded the French company a contract to provide 155mm modular charges for an unnamed export customer.
The Eurenco Modular Charge is notable for including 3D-printed components.
Eurenco also announced a long-term contract (also involving FMG) to supply its Combustible Interface Part for 120mm tank guns operated by an unnamed export customer.
‘It replaces a non-combustible component to provide additional performance and continue to reduce residues in operations,’ Eurenco announced on 14 June.
In September 2021, FMG’s parent company MSM Group signed a deal with Eurenco for the supply of 155mm modular charges.
Finally at Eurosatory, Eurenco signed a new long-term contract with Saab to provide solid rocket motor propellants and explosives for the Carl-Gustaf family of antitank weapons.
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