European land modernisation programmes are offering new and significant opportunities for local producers of military sub-systems.
Mesit Defence, a Czech-based tactical communications company, currently has its eye on possible market growth opportunities emerging from the Slovakian Army’s long-awaited land modernisation programme.
Mesit is positioning itself to offer its third generation radio system, the RF40, as a vehicle communications system for the Slovakian army’s new fleet of military vehicles. Currently undergoing a final round of internal trials, serial production of the RF40 is scheduled to begin later this year once testing has concluded.
‘We have a close relationship with Slovakia
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