Event date 16 July 2018 10:00 – 20 July 2018 17:30
Location Farnborough International Air Show - Hall 2, booth 2125.
Nammo is exhibiting during Farnborough 2018, Europe's largest trade show for the Aerospace industry. You can learn more about how we are helping our customers get more from the platforms they have already got by visiting our booth in Hall 2, 2125.
Nammo yesterday conducted a final, successful ground test of the Nucleus rocket flight propulsion system, at the Nammo Raufoss Test Center. The groundbreaking hybrid rocket technology is now ready to power the first launch of a Norwegian-built space rocket in September 2018.
Nammo today introduced a new concept for artillery ammunition that will enable any country with a modern 155 mm artillery system to launch precision strikes against targets more than 100 km away.
In its 2017 annual report released today, Nammo is confirming that it has received board approval to invest up to $40 million in refurbishing manufacturing facilities at Indian Head, Maryland. The investment has the potential to generate a significant number of new high skill local jobs in the Indian Head region and help boost the Maryland economy.
Nammo released its 2017 annual report today, reporting eight percent revenue growth compared to 2016 with profits of NOK 367 million (approx. USD 47 million.) This is the second consecutive year of growth for the company as it continues to expand in both Europe and the United States.
What is it really that soldiers, marines, sailors, pilots or scientists need to do their jobs safely or effectively? As vehicles, aircraft and other platforms become more expensive, and the process of replacing them ever more challenging, we believe they need to get more performance out of what they already have. Today we are presenting 8 ways that we can help provide just that.
The BLOODHOUND Project is an international education initiative focussed around a car aimed at setting a 1,000mph (1,609km/h) World Land Speed Record. To achieve this speed, the car relies on rockets provided by Nammo, and today the car is doing its first non-rocket powered public runs at Newquay airport in Cornwall - and you can watch it all live here from 13:30 UK time!
On the 3rd of February 2018, the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) successfully launched a micro-satellite into orbit using the smallest launch vehicle in space exploration history. On board the rocket were a set of hyper-accurate control valves for its positioning system, manufactured by Nammo Ireland.