Exhibitor at Bedex: JOHN COCKERILL DEFENSE
JOHN COCKERILL DEFENSE
Hall : 07
Stand : 223
Description
John Cockerill Defence is a division of the Belgian industrial group John Cockerill, specialising in the design, manufacture and integration of weapon systems and land defence solutions. It is recognised as a technology leader in multifunctional weapon systems from 25 to 120 mm for light and medium armoured vehicles, and also offers highly mobile military vehicles in partnership with Arquus.
The company operates internationally with production sites in Belgium and France and is a NATO-certified supplier of equipment. Its products include weapon turrets, modular firing systems, simulation and training solutions tailored to the needs of modern armed forces.
John Cockerill Defence's mission
To design, develop and supply high-performance, modular and reliable weapon systems and land defence solutions in order to strengthen the operational capabilities of armed forces and institutional partners in critical environments, integrating advanced technologies, mobility and tactical efficiency to meet contemporary security and defence challenges.
Contact details
4100 SERAING
Belgium
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