New Polish-South Korean Plant to Produce Guided Rockets for HOMAR-K Systems – UNITED24 Media

New Polish-South Korean Plant to Produce Guided Rockets for HOMAR-K Systems  UNITED24 Media

Poland has begun construction of a new domestic rocket ammunition factory under a roughly $3.58 billion defense agreement. Poland launched construction of a new rocket ammunition factory in Gorzów Wielkopolski that will produce guided missiles for the HOMAR-K multiple-launch rocket system, Poland’s Ministry of National Defence reported on November 4. The facility, Hanwha WB Advanced System, is a joint venture between Poland’s WB Group and South Korea’s Hanwha Aerospace. We bring you stories from the ground. Your support keeps our team in the field. “The start of construction of the joint WB Group and Hanwha Aerospace factory in Gorzów Wielkopolski is an important moment for the development of the Polish defense industry and strengthening the security of the Republic of Poland,” Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz wrote in a message to the inauguration ceremony.

The project follows an agreement worth about $3.58 billion signed on December 29, 2025. The new plant is intended to give the Polish Armed Forces access to domestically produced rocket ammunition for HOMAR-K systems. The ministry noted that lessons from Russia’s war against Ukraine have highlighted the importance of rocket artillery, precision strike capabilities, and maintaining sufficient ammunition stocks. The facility will manufacture guided rockets on a large scale with participation from WB Group and other Polish companies. The project includes technology transfers and joint development of