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Frankenburg Technologies opens Mark I anti-drone missile serial production in Riga

Published 3 July 2026

Latvian startup Frankenburg Technologies has inaugurated a serial-production line for its Mark I interceptor missile in Riga, occupying roughly 1,000 m² and employing around 50 staff. A second final-assembly plant in Adaži is planned, with the two sites together targeting 100 missiles per day and 1,500 rounds delivered in 2026. The company positions the Mark I as a first-of-kind fire-and-forget anti-drone missile with a stated engagement envelope of 2 km range and 1.5 km altitude ceiling.

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