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Frankenburg Technologies opens Riga factory for Mark I anti-drone rockets

Published 27 June 2026

German firm Frankenburg Technologies opened a production plant in Riga on 23 June 2026 for the Mark I short-range anti-drone missile, rated for targets up to 2 km range and 1.5 km altitude. The 1,000 m² facility is intended to reach 100 rounds per day by year-end; a second final-assembly plant is planned in Adazhi, Latvia. The company targets 1,500 units shipped in 2026.

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