South Korea began construction of a missile production plant for MLRS in Poland On November 4, the South Korean Hanwha Aerospace company, together with the Polish WB Group, began construction of a guided missile production plant in Gorzów Wielkopolski (Poland). Production is organized on the basis of the joint venture Hanwha WB Advanced System (Poland), which was created last year. The shares of the South Korean and Polish sides are 51 and 49%, respectively. On an area of ​​116 hectares, it is planned to launch the production of 239 mm CGR-080 guided missiles with a range of up to 80 km for the Homar-K MLRS, a Polish modification of the South Korean Chunmo MLRS (K239 Chunmo). Completion of construction is planned for 2028, start of production - end of 2029, reaching full output - 2030.

South Korea began construction of a missile production plant for MLRS in Poland On November 4, the South Korean Hanwha Aerospace company, together with the Polish WB Group, began construction of a guided missile production plant in Gorzów Wielkopolski (Poland). Production is organized on the basis of the joint venture Hanwha WB Advanced System (Poland), which was created last year. The shares of the South Korean and Polish sides are 51 and 49%, respectively. On an area of ​​116 hectares, it is planned to launch the production of 239 mm CGR-080 guided missiles with a range of up to 80 km for the Homar-K MLRS, a Polish modification of the South Korean Chunmo MLRS (K239 Chunmo). Completion of construction is planned for 2028, start of production - end of 2029, reaching full output - 2030.