Four Star Lead Partner

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

DELIVERING INTEGRATED VEHICLE CAPABILITIES FOR CONTEMPORARY BATTLEFIELDS

“The most comprehensive and significant armored vehicles event on the global stage.” General Dynamics Mission Systems Canada

WHERE THE GLOBAL ARMOURED COMMUNITY DEFINES THE FUTURE FIGHT

Leading insights from strategic leaders, programme managers and frontline operators

General José Ricardo Vendramin

Nunes Military Commander

of the Oriental Amazon

Brazilian Army

Major General Piotr Fajkowski

Inspector of Land Forces

Polish Armed Forces

Major General Henry Searby

General Officer

Commanding 3rd (UK)

Division

British Army

Lieutenant General Curtis Taylor Incoming Deputy

Commanding General

US European Command

Lieutenant General Satoru Ohashi

Director General

of Ground Systems

ATLA - Japan MOD

Major General Indrek Sirel

Estonian Division

Commander

Estonian Land Forces

Brigadier General Stefan Acsai

Commander Land Forces

Slovak Armed Forces

Three Star Partners Two Star Partners One Star Partners

Innovation Partners

Innovation Lead Parter

Official Charity Partners

Dear colleague,

For 26 years, International Armoured Vehicles has been the key forum for the global armoured community, where

senior commanders and industry discuss how armoured forces win and sustain large-scale land warfare, with vehicles

as one component of the wider warfighting system. More than 1,400 delegates from 55 nations attend to hear senior

military leaders, industry decision-makers, and academic experts deliver three days of briefings, panel discussions, and

business meetings focused on the future of battlefield mobility.

Each year, IAV tackles the full spectrum of armoured capability: force development, force generation, operations,

and sustainment. As conflict continues to reshape the battlespace, IAV 2027 will confront the most urgent challenges

facing our community head-on. Day One will set the strategic picture for land forces, while Days Two and Three

will dive into the critical technologies and battlefield priorities that will define the next fight, including counter-

UAS, logistics and support, firepower, autonomous systems, and directed energy weapons.

Through its world-leading agenda, IAV 2027 will continue to provide important opportunities for collaboration with peers

who are working to define the future of armoured operations. You will benefit from a variety of formats and sessions,

including interactive workshops, academic and historical lectures, strategic keynotes, and breakout tracks. In

addition to the formal conference programme, the immersive exhibition hall, with static displays, provides an insight

into the latest vehicles and technologies, with experts on hand to provide more detail on their capabilities. Dedicated

networking sessions will encourage new connections and renew prior relationships among colleagues, with the

overarching goal of driving progress within the armoured community. Ample time is offered for more relaxed networking

opportunities, as well as for private bilateral and business meetings to increase collaboration between key stakeholders.

Defence iQ reiterates our promise to meet the needs of our military and industry attendees who must maximise their

time while working under increased expectations. IAV 2027 will bring together the right people for a productive week of

information exchange, problem-solving and deepened collaboration.

I look forward to welcoming you to Farnborough International Exhibition Centre in January.

Sincerely,

In a distinguished military career, General Radford commanded at every rank to 4-star, which included over 11 years on operations. His formative years, up to Regimental command, were spent predominantly as a Special Forces officer in a Counter Terrorist role in Northern Ireland, as well as in Iraq, the Balkans, and Sierra Leone. Throughout his career, whether in command or at staff, he has continually led complex organisational and cultural change on behalf of both UK Defence and NATO.

His final appointment, between 2020 and 2023, was as NATO’s Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Europe (DSACEUR) during a period of unprecedented transition back to preparing for conflict against a state adversary. In this role, he led the design and successful implementation of a new NATO military strategic plan, the re-design of a new NATO Force Model, and the revision of its military Command and Control.

General (retd.) Gary Brito is a distinguished four-star U.S. Army leader whose 38-year career reflects exceptional strategic vision, operational excellence, and enterprise transformation at the highest levels of government.

General Brito is now President of The Brito Group, LLC, providing strategic advisory services and public speaking. He brings deep expertise in governance, coaching, strategy and organizational leadership. Before retiring, he served as the Commanding General of U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command – a command that drove the Army’s institutional engine for training, education, and development. He was the 18th and final commanding general of TRADOC before its historic merger with AFC and establishment of T2COM.

WELCOME Meet the Chairman

Co-Chairman General (retd.) Gary Brito Former Commanding General

US Army TRADOC

General (retd.) Sir Tim Radford Former DSACEUR

NATO

Co-Chairman Major General (retd.) Angus Fay Former Director of Global Logistics Operations

British Army

Gillian Foote Event Director, IAV

Defence iQ

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

AGENDA AT A GLANCE Conference Day 3 WHAT DOES THE FUTURE OF LAND WARFARE LOOK LIKE, AND HOW WILL ARMOUR’S ROLE EVOLVE TO MEET NEW CHALLENGES?

Registration

Next Generation Mobility:

Enabling Manoeuvre in The Future Fight

Morning Networking Break

Firepower Emerging

Technologies

Endurance,

Repair &

Battlefield

Logistics

Workshops

Lunch

Firepower Emerging

Technologies

Endurance,

Repair &

Battlefield

Logistics

Workshops

Afternoon Networking Break

Defining The Future Battlefield For Armoured Capabilities

End of Conference

Conference Day 2 DEVELOPING AND PROCURING CUTTING-EDGE LAND SYSTEMS FOR THE FUTURE FIGHT

Registration

Building The Future Armoured Force:

Delivering Capability at Speed

Morning Networking Break

Protection &

Survivability

Emerging

Technologies

Endurance,

Repair &

Battlefield

Logistics

Workshops

Lunch

Protection &

Survivability

Emerging

Technologies

Endurance,

Repair &

Battlefield

Logistics

Workshops

Afternoon Networking Break

Modernising The Armoured Force For The Next Decade

Networking Social hosted by Defence iQ

Conference Day 1 STRATEGIC OUTLOOK FOR ARMOURED FORCES ACROSS THE LAND DOMAIN AND MULTI-DOMAIN OPERATIONS

Registration

Generating Combat Power at Wartime Pace

Morning Networking Break

Fighting as a Digitised Corps:

Applying Observations From Ukraine 5 Years On

Lunch

Readiness For High-Intensity Conflict:

Sustaining Armoured Combat at Scale

Afternoon Networking Break

Integrating Effects Across The Battlespace:

Armour in The Kill Web

Welcome Drinks Hosted by Leonardo DRS

“A well-structured, informative, and forward-looking conference that provided tangible professional development value and will directly inform future decision-making within the Irish Defence Forces as we progress armoured fleet modernisation.”

Armoured Fleet Programme, Irish Defence Forces

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

THE IAV EXPERIENCE

100+ Speakers

60+ Nations

15+ Vehicles

80+ Sponsors

1600+ Attendees

Interactive Sessions The conference agenda provides rich content

and learning opportunities to address all

priority areas within the armoured vehicle

community. Small-group workshops will

thoroughly examine unique challenges or

systems with time reserved for audience

contributions and lively networking. Hosted by

leading military or industry representatives, these

sessions combine learning and discussion to

solve the pressing challenges of the armoured

vehicle community.

Networking Opportunities Ample time is provided for building new

connections and strengthening existing

relationships with other members of the

community. Scheduled networking sessions

allow attendees to meet with senior representatives

from across the armoured vehicle ecosystem.

Specific sessions will also cater to groups who

share similar professional development goals, such

as women in defence and SMEs, and will provide

content aligned to their interests and experiences

to encourage valuable conversations.

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

NEW FOR IAV 2027 Explore a new conference session dedicated

to the latest updates from colleagues working

on logistics and support to sustain vehicle fleets

and hear how these essential operations are being

transformed through advancements in technology.

Hear from land forces

who are actively trialling

emerging technologies

such as AI and

machine learning in

their operations during

the conference’s new

stream which will focus

on the applications

of these systems to

armoured capabilities.

Visit the interactive exhibition hall to view the

latest vehicle capabilities, and speak to the

technical experts who can discuss the most exciting

features of each one and demonstrate how they can

meet operational challenges.

Connect with more nations and

organisations than ever before to

broaden your professional network

and hear updates on the largest

armoured vehicle programmes

from around the world.

Discover additional activities outside of the

formal conference briefings to make connections

in an informal setting, including historical

lectures, book clubs, and social events.

Join structured networking

groups that align with your

professional experience,

including those tailored to women

in defence and future leaders, to

hear inspiring stories and make

new connections in the community.

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

2027 SPEAKERS INCLUDE

General (retd.) Sir Tim Radford

Former Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Europe

IAV Chairman

General José Ricardo Vendramin

Nunes Military Commander

of the Oriental Amazon Brazilian Army

Major General Piotr Fajkowski

Inspector of Land Forces Polish Armed Forces

Major General Shaun Hoffmann Head Land Systems

Capability Acquisition & Sustainment Group, Australian Department

of Defence

Major General Andis Dilāns

Undersecretary of State for Logistics Latvian Ministry

of Defence

Lieutenant General Satoru Ohashi

Director General of Ground Systems ATLA - Japan MOD

Major General Indrek Sirel

Estonian Division Commander

Estonian Land Forces

Major General Henry Searby

General Officer Commanding 3rd (UK)

Division, British Army

Brigadier General Stefan Acsai

Commander Land Forces Slovak Armed Forces

Brigadier General Reto Albert

Commander, Tank and Artillery Training Unit

Swiss Armed Forces

Lieutenant General Curtis Taylor Incoming Deputy

Commanding General US European Command

Dr Alex Miller Chief Technology Officer,

US Army

Chairman

General (retd.) Gary Brito

Former Commanding General, US Army

TRADOC IAV Track Chairman

Co-Chairman

Major General (retd.) Angus Fay

Former Director of Global Logistics Operations

British Army

Co-Chairman

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

2027 SPEAKERS INCLUDE

James Gavin Deputy Director UKDI

UK MoD - NAD Defence Innovation

Victoria Cope Commercial Director

- Digital Defence UK Ministry of Defence

Colonel James Fern Assistant Head Ground

Manoeuvre Army Futures,

British Army HQ

Colonel Erki Soo Commander, Support

Command Estonian Defence

Forces

Lieutenant Colonel Stuart Keegan

SO1 Defence Battle Lab

Colonel Jim Howard Commander,

Experimentation and Trials Group

Experimentation and Trials Group

Brigadier General Jyri Raitasalo Chief of Logistics Finnish Defence

Command

Brigadier Tim Symonds OBE

Head Productivity and Sustainability British Army

Brigadier General Stefan Lampl Director Logistics European Union

Military Staff

Brigadier General Eric Landry

Commander 4th Canadian Division / Joint Task

Force Central Canadian Armed Forces

Brigadier General Martin Jawurek

Chief of Strategy Austrian MoD

Brigadier Paul Hughes

Head of Engineering Assurance – Land Domain

DE&S

Brigadier Andy Elliott

Incoming Head Equipment British Army

Alexandra Alonzi BOXER Programme

Manager OCCAR

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

2027 SPEAKERS INCLUDE

Stuart Dee Co-Director, Centre for

Defence Economics and Acquisition

RAND Europe

Simon Skinner Chair

NATO Modelling and Simulation Group

Mike Upton Program Manager,

Transportation Systems US Army

Arkady Ostrovsky Russia and Eastern

Europe Editor The Economist

Giuseppe Dello Stritto

Head of Unit Land and Logistics

European Defence Agency

Natalie Maddox-Hussain

Co-Founder Women Empowering

Defence

Ahmet Faruk Ertürk Senior Associate, Land Platforms

SSB

Colonel (retd.) Rich Creed

Director of the Combined Arms Doctrine Directorate

US Army Combined Arms Command

Christian Pingel PM Operations

and Support NSPA

John Ridge Chief Adoption Officer

NATO Innovation Fund

Daniel Boyle Programme Manager,

Wide Wet Gap Crossing OCCAR

Senior Representative Italian Army

Senior Representative French Army

Captain Besmir Shurdha

Project Director ACSV (DLR 3-2-2)

Canadian Armed Forces

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

2027 SPEAKERS INCLUDE

Stuart Wheeler Senior Historian Tank Museum

Colonel (retd.) Hamish de

Bretton-Gordon Guest Speaker

Thomas Withington Associate Fellow

RUSI

Robert Tollast Research Fellow,

Land Warfare RUSI

Gustaf Winroth Head of Unit

SAFE Task Force

Dr. Jim Storr Author

A Theory of War

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

WHO ATTENDS IAV Media 2%

Global Industry 37%

Non-UK Military 21%

UK Military & Government

37%

Attendee Geography

Albania • Australia • Austria • Azerbaijan • Belgium • Bosnia and Herzegovina

Brazil • Canada • Chile • Colombia • Czechia • Denmark • Estonia • Finland

France • Germany • Greece • Hungary • Indonesia • Ireland • Israel • Italy

Japan • Kenya • Latvia • Lithuania • Malawi • Malaysia • Mexico • Morocco

NATO • Netherlands • Nepal • Nigeria • Norway • Oman • Peru • Poland

Portugal • Qatar • Romania • Saudi Arabia • Serbia • Slovakia • Slovenia

South Korea • Spain • Sweden • Switzerland • Taiwan • Türkiye • Uganda

United Kingdom • United States • Vietnam • Zambia

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

CONFERENCE THEMES Generating Combat Power at Wartime Pace

Key discussion points:

t Areas of high tension and the likelihood of NATO

involvement in conflicts: if conflict occurred in 2027, what

capability gaps must be addressed immediately?

t How should armies balance the immediate requirement

to field combat-ready forces today against long-term

modernisation ambitions for 2035 and beyond?

Firepower

Key discussion points:

t Restoring direct fire overmatch: tanks, turrets, missiles,

and organic precision effects

t Delivering armoured effects across the depth of the

battlespace

Endurance, Repair & Battlefield Logistics

Key discussion points:

t Digital solutions for modernised logistics operations

t Breaking through the close battle: breaching, mobility,

support & armoured engineering under fire

Protection & Survivability

Key discussion points:

t Surviving under persistent observation: advanced

armoured and signature management capabilities

t Active protection for armoured formations

and mitigation of aerial threats

Emerging Technologies

Key discussion points:

t UGVs and the new armoured force mix:

ISR, logistics, lethality and attritable mass

t Leveraging AI to exploit battlefield data

Defining the Future Battlefield for Armoured Capabilities

Key discussion points:

t How can armoured forces combine the

latest developments in uncrewed platforms and digital

capabilities to achieve greater combat mass?

t What lessons from Ukraine must be embedded now to

ensure armoured forces remain relevant through 2040?

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

DAY ONE, TUESDAY 19 JANUARY STRATEGIC OUTLOOK FOR ARMOURED FORCES ACROSS THE LAND DOMAIN AND MULTI-DOMAIN OPERATIONS

LOCATION: BLUE ROOM GENERATING COMBAT POWER AT WARTIME PACE

REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS0700

DEFENCE iQ OPENING REMARKS Gillian Foote, Conference Producer, Defence iQ

0815

CHAIR’S OPENING REMARKS General (retd.) Sir Tim Radford, Former DSACEUR, NATO

0820

GENERAL DYNAMICS LAND SYSTEMS’ WELCOME0825

MORNING COFFEE AND NETWORKING1000

THE CHANGING NATURE OF MODERN WARFARE • Key observations from the ongoing conflict and possible future scenarios impacting allies • Leveraging Ukraine’s close relationship with its industrial base to field new capabilities rapidly • Exploiting AI and cloud-enabled systems to produce a software-defined land force that can meet emerging threats

0830

DIGITISATION OF ARMOURED CAPABILITIES TO COMBAT MODERN THREATS • Current threat picture for European forces operating armour in contested environments • Interoperability of digital systems with allies to support enhanced decision making • Operating when every movement and capability can be detected and targeted Senior Representative, Italian Army

0930

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS WITH GENERAL DYNAMICS LAND SYSTEMS0900

“The most important annual event in the armoured vehicles calendar.” Director, Cook Defence Systems

KEYNOTE

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

FIGHTING AS A DIGITISED CORPS: APPLYING OBSERVATIONS FROM UKRAINE 5 YEARS ON

OBSERVATIONS FROM 5 YEARS OF CONFLICT IN UKRAINE As the conflict continues into its sixth year, allies are continuing to support Ukraine and to learn from the observations that will shape the future of land warfare. Discussions will cover the rapid development and fielding of new capabilities through close relationships with Ukraine’s defence industry, the impact of the conflict on future capabilities and strategies, and the broader threat picture for forces operating along NATO’s Eastern flank.

Moderated by General (retd.) Sir Tim Radford, Former DSACEUR, NATO

Participants include: Arkady Ostrovsky, Russia and Eastern Europe Editor, The Economist Robert Tollast, Research Fellow, Land Warfare, RUSI

1045

THE NEW GENERATION OF WARFARE • Strategic context for armoured vehicles operating in an increasingly contested European theatre • The enduring relevance of mobile protected armour on modern battlefields • Building mass and capacity during peacetime to ensure resilience in potential conflict Lieutenant General Curtis Taylor, Deputy Commanding General, US European Command

1200

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS WITH PATRIA1130

READINESS FOR HIGH-INTENSITY CONFLICT: SUSTAINING ARMOURED COMBAT AT SCALE

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS WITH NMS UK1230

RESERVED FOR INDUSTRY INSIGHTS1445

LUNCH AND NETWORKING1300

PANEL

KEYNOTE

IMPROVING PROCUREMENT STRATEGIES FOR NEW CAPABILITIES The rapid adoption and integration of new systems has become essential to force readiness, but bureaucracy and long acquisition timelines are slowing down the rate at which these capabilities can be fielded. This session will discuss the current roadblocks hindering adoption, and how governments and industry can work together more efficiently to ensure that forces have the systems that they need to win in the land domain.

Moderated by Stuart Dee, Director, Centre for Defence Economics and Acquisition, RAND Europe

Participants include: Victoria Cope, Commercial Director - Defence Digital, UK Ministry of Defence Gustaf Winroth, Head of Unit, SAFE Task Force

1415

PANEL

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

BATTLEFIELD CONNECTIVITY TO MAINTAIN THE ADVANTAGE • Exploiting data through enhanced sensors and processing capabilities to ensure seamless

connectivity • Utilising spiral capability development to keep vehicles ready for a variety of operations • The role of vehicles on modern battlefields as digital capabilities advance: human-

machine teaming and autonomous systems

Senior Representative, French Army

CONNECTING WOMEN IN DEFENCE (LOCATION: WEST FOYER) This session will feature a panel of inspiring participants discussing their experiences within the defence industry, and how the industry can better support women working in the sector. Dedicated time for networking and informal conversations will be provided.

Natalie Maddox-Hussain, Co-Founder, Women Empowering Defence

1515

AFTERNOON TEA AND NETWORKING1545

INTEGRATING EFFECTS ACROSS THE BATTLESPACE: ARMOUR IN THE KILL WEB

STRATEGIC OVERVIEW OF ESTONIA’S LAND FORCES • Estonia’s role in the defence of the Baltic region alongside its allies • Modernising armoured fleets to meet emerging threats from UAS • Combining crewed and uncrewed systems to deliver greater combat mass on the battlefield

Major General Indrek Sirel, Commander, Estonian Division, Estonian Defence Forces

1630

END OF DAY ONE

ICEBREAKER DRINKS RECEPTION HOSTED BY

All attendees are invited to the exhibition hall for welcome drinks to continue conversations in a relaxed setting

CUTTING-EDGE MOBILITY TO MEET BRAZIL’S CHALLENGING ENVIRONMENT • Prioritising mobility for the next generation of vehicles • Close collaboration with industry partners to design the most technologically advanced vehicle fleet and encourage export opportunities • Supplementing traditional armoured capabilities with robotic and autonomous systems to deliver increased combat mass

General José Ricardo Vendramin Nunes, Military Commander of the Oriental Amazon, Brazilian Army

1730

CHAIR’S CLOSING REMARKS General (retd.) Sir Tim Radford, Former DSACEUR, NATO

1800

1805

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS WITH HANWHA AEROSPACE1700

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

DAY TWO, WEDNESDAY 20 JANUARY DEVELOPING AND PROCURING CUTTING-EDGE LAND SYSTEMS FOR THE FUTURE FIGHT

LOCATION: BLUE ROOM BUILDING THE FUTURE ARMOURED FORCE: DELIVERING CAPABILITY AT SPEED

REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS0715

CHAIR’S OPENING REMARKS General (retd.) Sir Tim Radford, Former DSACEUR, NATO

0825

MODERNISATION OF THE POLISH LAND FORCES IN THE CONTEXT OF THE NEW LAND FORCES COMBAT MODEL UNDER NEW GENERATION WARFARE CONDITIONS • Assessment of the current strategic context for land warfare in Eastern Europe • Upcoming modernisation requirements to improve current vehicle capabilities • Considerations for the timely integration of new platforms, autonomous systems, and digital architectures into existing force structures

Major General Piotr Fajkowski, Inspector of the Land Forces, Polish Armed Forces

0830

SCALING EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES TO MAINTAIN THE ADVANTAGE • Adapting acquisition processes to deliver emerging technologies at pace and at scale across the US Army • Assessing lessons from current conflicts and adversaries to understand potential capability gaps and potential solutions • Integrating next-generation software, sensors, autonomy, and C2 systems to create a resilient battlefield network

Dr Alex Miller, Chief Technology Officer, US Army

0930

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS WITH ARTEC0900

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS WITH LEONARDO DRS1000

MORNING COFFEE AND NETWORKING1115

GENERAL DYNAMICS LAND SYSTEMS Moderated by General (retd.) Sir Tim Radford, Former DSACEUR, NATO

1030

PANEL

KEYNOTE

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

MOVE TO FOCUSED CONFERENCE TRACKS

LOCATION: BLUE ROOM TRACK A: PROTECTION & SURVIVABILITY

LOCATION: YELLOW ROOM TRACK B: EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES

LOCATION: RED ROOM TRACK C: ENDURANCE, REPAIR

& BATTLEFIELD LOGISTICS

IN-SERVICE SUPPORT TO ARMOURED CAPABILITIES TO MAXIMISE OPERATIONAL READINESS • Delivering in-service support to a wide range of vehicle

variants across the Army to ensure platform availability • Standardisation of processes to inspect and maintain

capabilities in order to ensure maximum battlefield lethality • Integration of new technologies, including AI, in line with

the Equipment Digital Strategy

Brigadier Andy Elliott, Incoming Head Equipment, British Army

THE CHANGING ROLE OF ARMOUR IN THE MODERN BATTLESPACE • The role of vehicles in collaboration with human-machine

teams and machine learning capabilities • Armour as a node in the battlefield network • Integrating RAS into vehicle operations

Colonel James Fern, AH Ground Manoeuvre, British Army

ENABLING FORCES THROUGH EFFICIENT LOGISTICAL PLANNING • Working with allies and industry partners to modernise

logistics operations • Current challenges in the sustainment of vehicles in Latvia • Adopting a multi-domain approach to logistics

operations

Andis Dilāns, Undersecretary of State for Logistics, Latvian Ministry of Defence

1200

BOXER: A MULTINATIONAL ENTERPRISE • Updates from Boxer’s delivery and sustainment across

participating nations • Successes and challenges associated with delivering such

a large international programme • Balancing ongoing vehicle deliveries with the need to

continuously adapt to new security challenges

Alexandra Alonzi, Programme Manager BOXER, OCCAR

ACCELERATING NEW CAPABILITIES TO THE FRONTLINE The defence industry is innovating at a rapid pace, but getting new capabilities into the hands of the warfighter quickly remains a challenge for many nations. This session will cover the organisations working to support the acceleration of new technologies, and the opportunities for industry to get involved.

Moderated by General (retd.) Gary Brito, Former Commanding General, US Army TRADOC

Participants include: James Gavin, Deputy Director, UK Defence Innovation John Ridge, Chief Adoption Officer, NATO Innovation Fund Lieutenant Colonel Stuart Keegan, SO1 Defence, BattleLab

COORDINATING LOGISTICS ACROSS EU NATIONS • Supply chain management across multiple states and

armed forces • Strengthening the industrial base to better support

readiness • Military mobility across a large area of responsibility

Brigadier General Stefan Lampl, Director Logistics, European Union Military Staff

1300

INSIGHTS FROM THREE-STAR PARTNER INDUSTRY INSIGHTS WITH GUARDIARIS

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS WITH FORD MOTOR COMPANY

1230

LUNCH AND NETWORKING1330

PANEL

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

HYBRID PROTECTION THROUGH ACTIVE PROTECTION SYSTEMS IN MAIN BATTLE TANKS • Addressing integration constraints for new protection

systems in relation to existing vehicles • Vehicle-level versus formation-level counter-UAS

protection • Use cases for APS on armoured units to combat drone

threats

Ahmet Faruk Ertürk, Senior Associate, Land Platforms, SSB

SIMULATE IT BEFORE YOU MAKE IT: THE RISE OF DIGITAL TWINS • Designing interoperable training systems to

accommodate multiple vehicle variants and environments • Working with industry and allies to ensure force readiness

through comprehensive, realistic training options • Applying simulation technology to vehicle design and

testing

Simon Skinner, Chair, NATO Modelling and Simulation Group

NSPA’S ROLE IN DELIVERING ALLIED SUPPORT • Supporting operations and exercises to strengthen

readiness • Driving interoperability with allies through streamlined

requirements • Working with industry partners to strengthen

collaboration with military stakeholders Christian Pingel, PM Operations and Support, NSPA

1430

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS WITH EUROTROPHY FROM LEGACY WARHEADS TO MODERN STRIKE SYSTEMS: TURNING BATTLEFIELD LESSONS INTO COMBAT CAPABILITY Andreas Gaarder, Program Director UAS and Modular Warheads, Nammo

Sigurd Harsheim, Manager, Strategic Projects, Nammo

RESERVED FOR INDUSTRY INSIGHTS1500

EMERGING BATTLEFIELD THREATS AND EFFECTIVE COUNTER-MEASURES As forces continue to assess observations from Ukraine and how these will impact future strategies, conversations are moving towards how to ensure vehicle survivability under these new threats. Discussions will examine current capabilities and their potential limitations, as well as cutting-edge systems that can counter these issues.

Moderated by General (retd.) Sir Tim Radford, Former DSACEUR, NATO

UGVs AND THE NEW ARMOURED FORCE • Applying UGVs to ISR and logistics operations to reduce

personnel needs • RAS as a force multiplier on the modern battlefield • Developing machine learning and AI capabilities to

expand vehicle networks

NEXT GENERATION AMPHIBIOUS BRIDGING CAPABILITIES • Providing improved mobility and operational flexibility

through modern bridging capabilities • Development and testing of a fully interoperable bridging

system to counter natural water obstacles • Navigating requirements from multiple nations and

industry partners Daniel Boyle, Programme Manager, Wide Wet Gap Crossing, OCCAR

1530

AFTERNOON TEA AND NETWORKING1600

PANEL

“It’s an opportunity to get everybody together, do a collaborative discussion and to hear dialogue, it’s great to be here.” Deputy Commanding General, US Army Transformation and Training Command

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

LOCATION: BLUE ROOM MODERNISING THE ARMOURED FORCE FOR THE NEXT DECADE

DRIVING INNOVATION IN JAPAN’S VEHICLE FLEET • Procurement and integration of new wheeled vehicles into existing formations • Japan’s expansion of amphibious vehicles to meet a variety of operational challenges • Exploring the uses of UGVs and autonomy in conjunction with crewed vehicles

Lieutenant General Satoru Ohashi, Director General of Ground Systems, ATLA

1630

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS WITH ASELSAN1700

END OF DAY TWO

NETWORKING SOCIAL HOSTED BY

All attendees are invited to the exhibition hall for drinks and light snacks, including an insightful talk by Colonel (retd.) Hamish de Bretton-Gordon to kick off conversations

LAND 400: AUSTRALIA’S ARMOUR UPDATES • Delivering Australia’s latest vehicles to ensure readiness across a variety of environments • Utilising spiral capability development to keep vehicles ready for a variety of operations • The role of vehicles on modern battlefields as digital capabilities advance and are integrated into new land systems

Major General Shaun Hoffmann, Head Land Systems, Capability Acquisition & Sustainment Group, Australian Department of Defence

1730

CHAIR’S CLOSING REMARKS General (retd.) Sir Tim Radford, Former DSACEUR, NATO

1800

1805

“It has been a very enriching experience, providing me with extensive knowledge and a range of different perspectives on such a relevant and timely issue as the employment and current state of armoured and protected vehicles, as well as on the existing capabilities and the future projects on which companies in the sector are currently working.” UK MoD

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

DAY TWO, WEDNESDAY 20 JANUARY INTERACTIVE SESSIONS

LOCATION: WEST FOYER

LESSONS FROM HISTORY WITH THE TANK MUSEUM Many specialised armoured vehicles have played important roles in conflicts throughout history. One of the most iconic is the British Armoured Vehicle Royal Engineers (AVRE) which has been redeveloped over the years into a modern combat engineer vehicle. Join the team from the Tank Museum as they explore the history of the development of these key vehicles, and their importance on modern battlefields.

Stuart Wheeler, Senior Historian, Tank Museum

1030

Beyond the formal conference programme, International Armoured Vehicles offers a range of opportunities for attendees to connect with peers, engage in informal discussions, and explore topics of particular interest in a more interactive setting.

MORNING COFFEE AND NETWORKING1115

LOCATION: PURPLE ROOM LOCATION: ORANGE ROOM LOCATION: PINK ROOM

DETECTING AND DEFEATING THE THREAT OF UAS UAS have quickly become ubiquitous on modern battlefields, and there is an increasing need to rapidly identify and counter these threats. Key themes of this interactive session will include considerations for vehicle design and cutting-edge radar systems that can efficiently detect potential threats.

Hosted by Echodyne

Moderated by Dr Thomas Withington, Associate Fellow, RUSI

THE FUTURE OF AUTONOMOUS WARFARE: UNCREWED SYSTEMS IN LAND OPERATIONS With many nations now focusing on the use of uncrewed systems as a force multiplier, strategies and doctrine must evolve to include RAS and manned-unmanned teaming on the battlefield. This session will explore the future ambitions of key nations as they seek to integrate these capabilities into armoured fleets.

ADVANCED SIGNATURE MANAGEMENT FOR IMPROVED VEHICLE SURVIVABILITY As battlefields become increasingly transparent, forces must reconsider signature management to integrate new technologies that will better protect vehicles. Discussions will cover the challenges of vehicle camouflage in modern warfare, and where new capabilities can support.

Hosted by Wescom Defence

1200

LECTURE

WORKSHOPS

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

LUNCH AND NETWORKING1330

LOCATION: PURPLE ROOM LOCATION: ORANGE ROOM LOCATION: PINK ROOM

POWERING THE FUTURE FORCE: HYBRID AND ELECTRIFIED MOBILITY FOR ARMOURED PLATFORMS The diversification of battlefield power is a key consideration for many nations, with hybrid or electric vehicles being explored as potential solutions. Forces must consider challenges relating to interoperability and power availability as they decide their future fuel policies. Brigadier Tim Symonds, Head Productivity and Sustainability, British Army Captain Besmir Shurdha, Project Director ACSV (DLR 3-2-2), Canadian Armed Forces

ENHANCING BATTLEFIELD SITUATIONAL AWARENESS FOR FUTURE LAND OPERATIONS Modern battlefields present myriad threats to armoured fleets, and forces must therefore continuously update their situational awareness capabilities to ensure that these threats can be identified and dealt with efficiently. This session will assess how armoured vehicles can sit within a network of situational awareness capabilities to deliver a comprehensive battlefield picture, and how these systems can work together to identify threats.

CONNECTED COMBAT: DIGITISING THE MODERN ARMOURED FORCE Armour’s place within the battlefield network remains key to the success of land operations, and vehicles must now act as a node within a wider capability web in order to prove useful in operations. Connectivity with RAS, dismounted units, and other vehicles will be key to the success of future operations.

1430

WORKSHOPS

AFTERNOON TEA AND NETWORKING1600

LOCATION: WEST FOYER

AUTHOR INSIGHTS: A THEORY OF WAR By examining centuries of military thought, Jim Storr’s forthcoming book sets out to define a coherent theory of war that will stand the test of time and deliver a solid framework for practitioners. The session will include a presentation of the key points of the book, and dedicated time for discussion with the author. Jim Storr, Author, A Theory of War

1630

LOCATION: BY INVITATION ONLY

DEFENCE ATTACHÉ RECEPTION Defence iQ is delighted to host a dedicated reception for attending defence attachés, liaison officers, and other international representatives to the UK to foster new international connections.

1830

LECTURE

SOCIAL

“It was a successful event in shaping the future of armoured warfare.” High Commission of Zambia

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

DAY THREE, THURSDAY 21 JANUARY WHAT DOES THE FUTURE OF LAND WARFARE LOOK LIKE, AND HOW WILL ARMOUR’S ROLE EVOLVE TO MEET NEW CHALLENGES?

REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS0730

LOCATION: BLUE ROOM NEXT GENERATION MOBILITY: ENABLING MANOEUVRE IN THE FUTURE FIGHT

MORNING COFFEE AND NETWORKING1030

DELIVERING ARMOURED EFFECTS ON THE MODERN BATTLEFIELD • Strategic outlook for the Austrian Armed Forces in the land domain • Leveraging the system-of-systems approach to deliver maximum impact on operations • Modernising the current vehicle fleet to ensure it can meet new threats and operational challenges

Brigadier General Martin Jawurek, Chief of Strategy, Austrian Armed Forces

0830

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS FROM BAE SYSTEMS0900

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS WITH CTA INTERNATIONAL1000

THE UK’S IRON DIVISION • The Division’s commitment to NATO and working alongside allies to fight and win in the land domain • Integrating the next generation of armoured platforms into training and operations for continued readiness • Leveraging data and AI analytics to improve decision-making on the battlefield and maintain the unfair advantage

Major General Henry Searby, General Officer Commanding 3rd (UK) Division, British Army

0930

“The event is a fantastic opportunity for the defence sector. It allows for integration and dialogue between the military and the industry, and it is multidisciplinary in nature, encompassing politics, strategy, doctrine, and science and technology.” Brazilian Army

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

LOCATION: BLUE ROOM TRACK A: FIREPOWER

LOCATION: YELLOW ROOM TRACK B: EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES

LOCATION: RED ROOM TRACK C: ENDURANCE, REPAIR

& BATTLEFIELD LOGISTICS

INVESTING IN CANADA’S FUTURE FLEET • Delivering high levels of readiness for armoured

operations • Plans to integrate Canada’s latest vehicle acquisitions

into existing fleets • Strategic outlook for Canada’s land operations over the

next decade

Brigadier General Éric Landry, Commander, 4th Canadian Division and Joint Task Force Central, Canadian Armed Forces

DEVELOPING THE NEXT-GENERATION OF TECHNOLOGY FOR ARMOURED UNITS • Combining new technologies into a cutting-edge

system-of-systems to improve operational capability • Upcoming requirements for new capabilities to

modernise legacy vehicles • Integrating AI and autonomy into CUAS systems to

combat the drone threat

Colonel Jim Howard, Commander, Experimentation and Trials Unit, British Army

ASSESSING THE NEXT GENERATION OF LAND MOBILITY • Overview of recent and current testing activities • Managing multiple stakeholders throughout the testing

and assurance process • Delivering capabilities that are safe and mission-ready

to ensure force preparedness

Brigadier Paul Hughes, Head of Engineering Assurance – Land Domain, DE&S

1100

MODERNISATION OF SLOVAKIA’S LAND FORCE • Rapidly integrating new tracked vehicles into the fleet to

support expanded operations • Priorities for new vehicle design to combat rising threats

from drones and autonomous systems • Strategic outlook for the Slovak Land Forces as

contemporary conflicts continue

Brigadier General Štefan Acsai, Commander Land Forces, Slovak Armed Forces

ENHANCING READINESS AND INTEROPERABILITY THROUGH COLLABORATIVE FRAMEWORKS • Developing and integrating UGVs efficiently across

multiple nations • Harmonising requirements for faster procurement • Working towards EU Defence Readiness 2030

Giuseppe Dello Stritto, Head of Unit, Land and Logistics, EDA

BATTLEFIELD LOGISTICS AND ENDURANCE • Battle damage repair under pressure • Recovery of damaged vehicles in contested areas • Industrial support to ensure the availability of spare parts

and ammunition

Brigadier General Jyri Raitasalo, Chief of Logistics, Finnish Defence Command

1200

RESERVED FOR INDUSTRY INSIGHTS RESERVED FOR INDUSTRY INSIGHTS RESERVED FOR INDUSTRY INSIGHTS1130

LUNCH AND NETWORKING1230

“No other show combines decision makers, soldiers and industry to the same powerful effect.” IMP Castle Associates

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

PREPARING THE SWISS ARMED FORCES FOR THE FUTURE FIGHT • Driving force readiness through updated training and

doctrine that meets the challenges of modern battlefields • Adapting training to include autonomous systems and

UGVs that can be used in collaboration with armoured vehicles

• Integrating observations from current conflicts into training to ensure maximum readiness

Brigadier General Reto Albert, Commander, Tank and Artillery Training Unit, Swiss Armed Forces

LEVERAGING AI TO EXPLOIT BATTLEFIELD DATA • Recent case studies from the use of AI to detect and

identify threats • Considering the ethical questions related to using AI in

conflict • Managing large amounts of data in high-pressure

environments

OPERATIONS OF THE ESTONIAN SUPPORT COMMAND • Supply chain management to ensure the availability of

spare parts, ammunition, and vehicles during operations • Delivering vehicle support operations across challenging

terrain • Cooperation with allies on exercises and operations to

ensure seamless logistics

Colonel Erki Soo, Commander, Support Command, Estonian Defence Forces

1330

RESERVED FOR INDUSTRY INSIGHTS RESERVED FOR INDUSTRY INSIGHTS RESERVED FOR INDUSTRY INSIGHTS1400

AFTERNOON TEA AND NETWORKING1500

LOCATION: BLUE ROOM DEFINING THE FUTURE BATTLEFIELD FOR ARMOURED CAPABILITIES

THE FUTURE ARMOURED FORCE MIX • What must remain crewed, protected and armoured, and what can now become attritable, autonomous, or expendable? • Which capabilities will be essential to maintain the advantage in the future battlespace? • How should industry consider affordability, replaceability, and battlefield adaptation when designing vehicle capabilities?

1530

ARMOUR IN 2040 AND BEYOND • What will the future division and corps fight look like in an era of pervasive sensing, autonomy, and long-range strike? • What does combat mass mean when platforms, sensors, and effectors are increasingly distributed? • What will land warfare look like for NATO and partner nations over the coming decades?

1600

CHAIR’S CLOSING REMARKS General (retd.) Sir Tim Radford, Former DSACEUR, NATO

1630

END OF CONFERENCE

RESTORING DIRECT FIRE OVERMATCH • Modernising firepower capabilities to ensure legacy

vehicles can combat contemporary threats • Deploying one-way effectors in combination with

armoured units • Balancing requirements for precision, affordability, and

scalability of capabilities

DRIVING INNOVATION WITHIN THE LAND DOMAIN • Routes into defence and government contracts for SMEs

and non-traditional defence companies • Identifying innovative ideas and delivering support to

help them get into the defence ecosystem • Delivering new capabilities to the frontline at pace

MODERNISATION OF KEY TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS • Optimisation of capabilities and systems to support

contested logistics • Improving connectivity to streamline operations across

a wide range of capability types • Assessment of alternative power systems to improve

transportation systems

Mike Upton, Program Manager, Transportation Systems, US Army

1430

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

DAY THREE, THURSDAY 21 JANUARY INTERACTIVE SESSIONS

LOCATION: WEST FOYER

AUTHOR INSIGHTS: PROFESSIONALS TALK LOGISTICS Modern operations are revealing the key role of logistics in the success of operations, but conversations around the topic have previously been limited. Professionals Talk Logistics addresses the importance of logistical planning through case studies and contemporary context. This session will cover the key ideas of the book, and will provide dedicated time for informal discussions and networking.

Rich Creed, Contributor, Professionals Talk Logistics

0900

Beyond the formal conference programme, International Armoured Vehicles offers a range of opportunities for attendees to connect with peers, engage in informal discussions, and explore topics of particular interest in a more interactive setting.

MORNING COFFEE AND NETWORKING1000

LOCATION: PURPLE ROOM LOCATION: ORANGE ROOM LOCATION: PINK ROOM

APPLICATIONS OF DIRECTED ENERGY WEAPONS TO ARMOURED FORCES Directed energy systems are beginning to mature, and many forces are experimenting with the applications of these systems to armoured vehicles for added lethality. Considerations relating to interoperability and integration must be considered to make these systems applicable to vehicle operations.

Hosted by Three Star Partner

INTERACTIVE WARGAMING EXERCISE Aimed at testing and rethinking current approaches to land operations, this session will allow attendees to work in small groups to devise battle-winning strategies for armoured units.

Hosted by Sirius Analysis

SME SUPPORT & PROCUREMENT SMEs are developing innovative capabilities at a rapid pace, and are becoming increasingly visible within the defence ecosystem. Attendees of this session will hear success stories from SMEs working on major programmes, as well as from government departments that are working to create more opportunities for SME contracts and exports. This session will end with time for informal networking and drinks to build new connections with peers.

1030

LECTURE

WORKSHOPS

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

LUNCH AND NETWORKING1200

CUTTING-EDGE ACTIVE PROTECTION SYSTEMS This session will examine cutting-edge APS for vehicle protection, including case studies from battle-proven systems that can meet contemporary battlefield threats. Experts will be available to discuss technical details and guide discussions to cover critical challenges and capability gaps on existing vehicles. Hosted by EuroTrophy

ENGINEERING FREEDOM OF MANOEUVRE IN CONTESTED LAND OPERATIONS With current conflicts highlighting the importance of vehicle survivability on modern battlefields, it is more important than ever for forces to consider how contested environments will impact their ability to manoeuvre. Areas of discussion will cover the applications of uncrewed systems to mine clearance operations, and how advanced sensing equipment can assist with the detection and removal of threats.

NAVIGATING THE CONTESTED BATTLEFIELD: ASSURED PNT FOR MODERN LAND FORCES This session will explore the impact of GPS-denied environments on vehicle navigation, and the possible solutions that can deliver A-PNT in challenging situations. With accuracy being a priority for land forces, discussions will cover the strengths and weaknesses of these systems and how vehicle operations can benefit from them.

1300

WORKSHOPS

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

Four Star Lead Partner

Three Star Partners

2027 PARTNERS

General Dynamics Land Systems designs, manufactures, delivers, supports and sustains future-ready military equipment and technology to maximize battlefield survivability,

mobility and lethality. From combat vehicles to robotics to electronic architecture and software, General Dynamics Land Systems gives its customers the power to win in the most

dangerous places in the world.

Website: http://gdls.com/

ASELSAN, the global technology company that contributes to the welfare of societies and people all around the world plays industrial leader role in order to meet the expectations of

its clients.

Headquartered in Ankara, Turkey, ASELSAN employs more than 9.000 people worldwide, supplies its best-of-its-class solutions through wide ranging product lines for both military

and civilian use.

ASELSAN utilizes technological know-now, skills and expertise accumulated from a heritage relying on ethical values in line with its motto, “Technology serving People and Planet”.

Website: http://www.aselsan.com.tr

Ford Motor Company

Hanwha Aerospace delivers cutting edge capabilities across space, air, land and sea environments, with an unwavering focus on customer-centric quality management, on-time

delivery and product competitiveness underwritten by advanced technological innovation. Hanwha Aerospace UK is the newly formed UK entity to advance Hanwha’s Investment

and Involvement in the UK Defence Eco system and introduce capabilities from Hanwha’s extensive Aerospace and Defence portfolio.

Website: https://www.hanwha.com/companies/hanwha-aerospace.do

Leonardo develops multi-domain capabilities in the Aerospace, Defence and Security sector. The company plays a prominent role in major international strategic programmes and

is a trusted technological partner of governments, defence agencies, institutions and enterprises. Innovation, continuous research, digital manufacturing and sustainability are the

cornerstones of Leonardo’s business worldwide.

Website: https://www.leonardodrs.com/

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

2027 PARTNERS

NMS is a multinational supplier of 4x4 tactical wheeled protected vehicles from bespoke designs, through their full life cycles, to logistic support and overhaul in its modern facilities.

Today, NMS delivers high levels of protection and mobility to soldiers and security forces in more than 20 countries (including NATO and EU members) and is a key player in the

international 4x4 protected vehicle market.

NMS UK was established in the West Midlands in 2023 to design, manufacturing and provide new defence technologies to UK and overseas markets. NMS UK produces the

Dragon, Nomad, and Lurcher 4x4s for NATO Armed Forces and allied nations, as well as for the wider international customers.

Website: https://nmsuk.co.uk/

Patria is a modern and international defence and technology company with over 100 years of experience. Through our top-notch experts and Protected Mobility, Defence and

Weapon Systems and Sustainment Solutions business areas, we ensure reliable operations for our customers and serve as a partner in critical functions on land, sea and air -

when if is not an option. Patria has offices in Finland, Sweden, Norway, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Latvia, and Japan. Patria is owned by the State of Finland (50.1%)

and Norwegian Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace AS (49.9%). Patria owns 50% of Nammo, and together these three companies form a leading Nordic defence partnership.

Website: https://www.patriagroup.com/

Team LionStrike (GM Defense, BAE Systems, and NP Aerospace) is the team providing the U.K.’s low-risk solution for the Land Mobility Programme. The team offers a high-

capability, proven Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) platforms, leveraging GM’s vast industrial scale to guarantee immediate readiness and cost efficiency. This strategy secures

sustained operational advantage for the British Armed Forces while guaranteeing in-country assembly and vital U.K. industrial benefits.

Website: https://www.gmdefensellc.com/site/us/en/gm-defense/home.html

Three Star Partners

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

Two Star Partners

AEI Systems is a long-established, UK-based defence engineering company and a proud member of the SYS Group. The company specialises in the design and manufacture of

advanced medium-calibre cannon systems, serving armed forces worldwide with precision-engineered, reliable and innovative solutions for both land and naval applications.

Its flagship product, the UK-made 30×113 mm VENOM LR, is recognised for exceptionally low recoil and a selectable rate of fire qualities that have made it one of the most sought-

after weapons in its class and a clear example of British engineering excellence. VENOM LR is designed for rapid, low-risk integration across platforms, enabling customers to field

credible capability quickly and cost-effectively.

Within the SYS Group ecosystemwhose leading companies also include UNIROBOTICS and CANiKAEI Systems’ medium-calibre leadership is complemented by UNIROBOTICS’

TRAKON 30 Remote Controlled Weapon Station (RCWS), a stabilised, integration-friendly fire-control solution that pairs naturally with VENOM LR on wheeled and tracked vehicles

as well as small and medium maritime hulls.

By uniting sovereign UK manufacture with a system-of-systems integration approach, AEI Systems delivers combat-credible capability, shortens time to deployment, and underpins

long-term through-life support. Media outlets are welcome to reference AEI Systems as a UK designer-manufacturer setting a high bar for innovation, integration and reliability in

medium-calibre effectworking alongside fellow SYS Group leaders UNIROBOTICS and CANiK to provide scalable, export-ready solutions.

Website: https://aei-systems.com/

2027 PARTNERS

ARTEC GmbH was founded in 1999. It is a Joint Venture of Krauss-Maffei Wegmann, Rheinmetall MAN Military Vehicles and Rheinmetall Military Vehicles Nederland. ARTEC is

responsible for the BOXER development programme for Germany, The Netherlands and Lithuania, acting as the prime contractor. ARTEC is further in charge of the co-ordination of

series production and is the focal point organisation for any BOXER export cases.

Main tasks: Programme Management, System Engineering,Configuration Management, Contract Administration.

Website: http://artec-boxer.com/

With over two decades of automotive engineering excellence, AUMOVIO Engineering Solutions delivers mission-ready solutions for defense and security.

Our 1,600+ specialists leverage decades of cross-industry innovation to provide scalable, secure, and sustainable technologies — from radar systems and brake-by-wire to

additive manufacturing and systems engineering. Our defense-grade infrastructure guarantees full compliance, end-to-end traceability, and robust cybersecurity. Whether you’re a

government agency, prime contractor, or defense innovator, AES accelerates your journey from concept to deployment. Powered by AUMOVIO’s global footprint and high-volume

production expertise, we bring automotive precision and reliability to defense mobility.

Website: https://engineering-solutions.aumovio.com/

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

Two Star Partners

2027 PARTNERS

At Babcock, we play a critical role in international defence. Operating globally, we set our sights across generations by approaching everything with a broad perspective. We forge

close and committed partnerships with our defence and civil customers to deliver vital products and solutions.

Our people support the British Army by contributing to front-line support, delivering the capability they need – available wherever, whenever, and however they need it. We ensure the

British Army can focus on its missions safely by supporting its vehicles, with our skilled team backed by long-term through-life engineering expertise.

Babcock’s armoured vehicles deliver world class protection for global organisations, forming an integral security and defence element which allows safe operations in austere, fragile

and hostile locations.

We understand the challenges faced by armoured vehicle operators, and the diverse range of capabilities required of such vehicles. Our industry leading experience in engineering

and systems integration allows us to tailor the vehicle specifications to each use case. No matter the situation, we work with our customers to develop the right solutions to meet

their needs.

More than just vehicles, we deliver a holistic end-to-end solution, working alongside our customers in the most challenging environments to ensure critical vehicle availability.

Website: https://www.babcockinternational.com/

At BAE Systems, we provide some of the world’s most advanced, technology-led defence, aerospace and security solutions. We employ a skilled workforce of 82,500 people in over

40 countries. Working with customers and local partners, our products and services deliver military capability, protect people and national security, and keep critical information and

infrastructure secure. BAE Systems Hägglunds focuses on the design, manufacturing, integration and support of a wide range of military vehicles. BAE Systems Land UK provides

munitions, armoured vehicle services and bridging equipment. Both companies provide these services to armed forces around the world.

Website: https://www.baesystems.com

CTA International (CTAI) is a 50/50 Joint Venture between BAE Systems and Nexter Systems. CTAI manufactures the revolutionary 40 mm Cased Telescoped Armament System

(40 CTAS); the world’s most powerful and compact medium calibre weapon. Over 600 weapons and 100,000 rounds of ammunition have been produced to-date, with deliveries in

progress for three NATO users.

The 40 CTAS features an intelligent ammunition handling system, which automatically retrieves and loads selected munition natures to deliver maximum versatility and protection

against a range of threats. Competitive through life costs are assured by the availability of low-cost training munitions, a minimal maintenance/servicing burden and the need to fire

significantly less ammunition than a conventional medium calibre weapon for the same effect on target.

CTAI continues to expand its portfolio and is currently developing anti-air and naval weapon variants.

Website: https://www.cta-international.com/

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

Two Star Partners

2027 PARTNERS

Echodyne is a U.S. designer and manufacturer of advanced radar solutions for defense and national security applications. The company’s proprietary metamaterials electronically

scanned array (MESA®) architecture is a rare breakthrough in advanced radar engineering. Leveraging an innovative physics-design approach, Echodyne’s MESA radars use

standard materials and manufacturing processes to shatter unit cost barriers for high performance radar. The result is a solid-state, low-SWaP, exportable, commercial radar

with advanced software capabilities that delivers superior precision, unparalleled data integrity, and exceptional situational awareness. With leading positions in counter-UAS,

force protection, base security, and portable ISR, Defense Agencies and Suppliers rely on Echodyne radar for extraordinary accuracy and consistent, reliable operation. For more

information, please visit: Echodyne.com

Website: https://www.echodyne.com/

EuroTrophy GmbH is the European hub for the marketing, sale and production of the Trophy® Active Protection System (APS). Based in Germany, the company provides high-end,

state-of-the-art Active Protection Systems that substantially enhances the protection level of armored vehicles, thus safeguarding their crews. The company also provides vehicle

integration support services and related through-life support of the APS. These services significantly improve the security of supply of Trophy® APS to its existing European user

nations, and its potential future customers. The company focuses on the needs of the European defense community.

Website: https://euro-trophy.de/

Glenair is a leading manufacturer of cutting-edge connector technologies including both Mil-Spec qualified as well as commercial circular and rectangular connectors. The armoured

vehicle market is facing the same interconnect challenges as military airborne applications – specifically higher data transfer for real-time situational-awareness, high power transfer

for hybrid electric drive (3 phase power for direct-hub drive) and complex rotary joints (hull to turret) and improved LRU integration (blind mate, multi-contact (signal, optical and

RF hybrid) fully integrated interconnect solutions). Glenair multi-stranded TurboFlex allows transfer of high current through extremely tight bend radius (for both dynamic and

static applications). All interconnect designs are available in environmental, filter, hermetic, and fiber optic configurations. Interconnect technologies may be supplied as either

discrete components or integrated into turnkey assemblies. In addition to electrical, RF and fiber optic interconnects, Glenair produces and supplies backshells, dummy stowage

receptacles, protective covers, and shield termination designs in a variety of materials and a leader in composite accessories. Glenair is also a market leader in cabling systems and

lightweight EMI/RFI braid for the military/Aerospace marketplace. We have the answers to ALL you interconnect requirements – challenge us!

Website: https://www.glenair.com/

At Guardiaris, we create cutting-edge military simulators that prepare soldiers for real-life missions. Our team blends science, tech, and passion to deliver fully immersive, tailor-made

training solutions. From small arms to complex vehicle simulators, everything we build is driven by realism, precision, and performance. Our proprietary technologies, like GUARD™

image generator and LED-based tracking, set new standards in defense training. We don’t just simulate, we elevate training with cognitive insight and biometrics. Join us as we

redefine how the world’s forces train. At Guardiaris, we train the brain, not just the body. Let’s shape the future together.

Website: https://www.guardiaris.com

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

Two Star Partners

RENK – Trusted Partner. The RENK Group is a global technology leader focusing on the development and manufacture of complex drive and transmission systems, hybrid drive

systems, suspension systems, plain bearings, couplings and test systems.

More than 70 land forces worldwide rely on the technological excellence of the RENK Group. RENK Group’s drive solutions for medium and heavy tracked vehicles as well as

suspension systems from Horstman are designed to withstand extreme forces over the long term and to run fail-safely even under the most difficult conditions - whether in heat,

cold or armed combat.

Website: https://www.renk.com

Innovation to solve real-world problems, enabling a more secure and sustainable world. Headquartered in Singapore, it has operations spanning Asia, Europe, the Middle East and

the U.S., serving customers in more than 100 countries. ST Engineering reported revenue of $9b in FY2022 and ranks among the largest companies.

Website: https://www.stengg.com/

Nammo is an international Aerospace and Defence company headquartered in Norway. With more than 5000 employees, 27 production sites, and a presence in 12 countries

Nammo is today one of the world`s leading providers of speciality ammunition and rocket motors for both military and civilian customers. Our day-to-day operations are managed

through four business units, Commercial Ammunition, Small & Medium Caliber Ammunition, Large Caliber Ammunition & Shoulder Fired Systems and Aerospace Propulsion.

Our product portfolio includes Shoulder Fired Systems, Ammunition for both Military applications, as well as sports shooting & hunting for Military & Space applications, and

environmentally friendly demilitarization services.

Website: https://www.nammo.com/

IDV, a Leonardo Company, is dedicated to delivering innovative automotive and protection solutions to meet the needs of military customers worldwide. The company manufactures

specialist logistic, protected, and armoured vehicles to meet a broad spectrum of defence applications.

Website: https://www.idvgroup.com

2027 PARTNERS

Products and services from Honeywell Aerospace Technologies are found on virtually every commercial, defense and space aircraft. The Aerospace Technologies business unit

builds aircraft engines, cockpit and cabin electronics, wireless connectivity systems, mechanical components and more. Its hardware and software solutions create more fuel-

efficient aircraft, more direct and on-time flights and safer skies and airports.

Website: https://aerospace.honeywell.com/

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

2027 PARTNERS

Cook Defence Systems is the world’s leading independent designer and manufacturer of tracks for armoured vehicles, and can trace its history as a track manufacturer back to 1940.

Cook tracks are in service on all the fighting vehicles of the British Army and with many other armed forces around the world.

Cook Defence Systems can design a lightweight, high durability track system to fit any fighting vehicle. Cook tracks have been selected by many major prime contractors for the

most modern platforms currently under construction.

Cook Defence Systems is also a trusted manufacturer of armoured steel castings to British, international and proprietary specifications.

Website: https://www.william-cook.co.uk

One Star Partners

Supacat is a part of the SC Group, which is an innovative engineering and design company that provides global defence-focused products and services. With offices in the UK and

Australia, we specialise in delivering high-mobility cross-country defence vehicles, and have already delivered over 1000 specialist, battle-proven vehicles into service globally. We

offer a wide range of off-road wheeled and tracked vehicles and take care of all the disciplines of vehicle design, including engineering, testing, prototype manufacture, certification,

low-rate production, and fleet support. Our agility and speed are what make us stand out, and our team is proud to provide and fully support high-performance solutions in

exceedingly short timescales.

Website: https://supacat.com/

Thales technologies harness information to deliver a battle-winning advantage at the edge – today and tomorrow. Our smart sensing solutions make it possible to see the unseen.

Our air defence capabilities are proven to secure the skies. We offer protected mobility solutions that are highly adaptable and vehicle mission systems that ensure an operational

edge. Through our integrated soldier systems, we ensure enhanced battlefield awareness and faster tactical decision making. All of this is underpinned by our secure, end to end

communications and networks moving data seamlessly across the battlespace.

Website: https://www.thalesgroup.com/en

Two Star Partners

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

2027 PARTNERS One Star Partners

David Brown Defence has been an integral part of the defence industry for more than 100 years, supplying and supporting defence power transmission systems to the UK MOD and

our country’s allies. They are internationally recognised as one of the most demonstrated and innovative suppliers of bespoke land and marine power transmission systems. Their gear

systems and service solutions underpin assurance critical applications in industries where failure is not an option.

Website: http://www.db-def.com/

Cummins Inc., a global power leader, is committed to powering a more prosperous world. Since 1919, we have delivered innovative solutions that move people, goods and economies

forward. Our five business segments—Engine, Components, Distribution, Power Systems and Accelera™ by Cummins—offer a broad portfolio, including advanced diesel, alternative

fuel, electric and hybrid powertrains; integrated power generation systems; critical components such as aftertreatment, turbochargers, fuel systems, controls, transmissions, axles

and brakes; and zero-emissions technologies like battery and electric powertrain systems and electrolyzers. With a global footprint, deep technical expertise and an extensive service

network, we deliver dependable, cutting-edge solutions tailored to our customers’ needs, supporting them through the energy transition with our Destination Zero strategy. We create

value for customers, investors and employees and strengthen communities through our corporate responsibility global priorities: education, equity and environment. Headquartered in

Columbus, Indiana, Cummins employs approximately 70,000 people worldwide and earned $3.9 billion on $34.1 billion in sales in 2024.

Cummins UK provide a complete service offering, from repair and overhaul to complete repowers across all engine ranges and platforms.

Website: https://www.cummins.com/

Advanced Navigation was founded in 2012 to commercialise research on an AI-driven assured PNT solution. Since then, the company has experienced great success and progressed

into several deep technology fields, including artificial intelligence, sonar, GNSS, radio frequency systems, inertial sensors, robotics, quantum sensors and photonics.

Advanced Navigation is trusted by defence primes including Lockheed Martin, BAE Systems, NASA, Boeing, Rheinmetall, Raytheon, Thales and Leonardo. Customers choose

Advanced Navigation to deliver ultra-accurate, reliable and innovative solutions that are accredited to military specifications for land, air, sea, subsea and space applications.

Advanced Navigation is the only Australian company manufacturing assured PNT solutions. This includes Boreas, a strategic grade digital fibre-optic gyroscope (DFOG) technology. As

well as a Laser measurement Unit for Navigation Aid (LUNA) technology, which is contracted by NASA to improve reliability of autonomous landing manoeuvres on the lunar surface, in

future missions.

Every solution is developed and manufactured in Australia and exported globally. Combined with the team’s world-class expertise and vertical integration, Advanced Navigation is able

to maintain comprehensive control over the production process to ensure quality control and supply chain resilience.

The company’s automated manufacturing involves rigorous testing, surpassing industry standards, to guarantee customers receive the most robust and consistent products possible.

Comprehensive calibration and testing systems ensure every solution delivers reliable, repeatable, high performance.

Headquartered in Sydney, Advanced Navigation has established additional research and production facilities across the country including Newcastle, Canberra and Perth, as well as

offices in North America and Europe providing global support. Advanced Navigation products are dual-use and ITAR free.’

Website: https://www.advancednavigation.com/

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

One Star Partners

FNSS is a globally recognized land systems company that specializes in designing and producing wheeled and tracked armoured combat vehicles, combat engineering vehicles,

turrets and sustainability solutions. As the preferred solution provider of users in various countries, FNSS has delivered thousands of armoured combat vehicles worldwide. FNSS

designs and develops customized solutions to meet the requirements of each user. The key to FNSS’ success in delivering tailored products within requested time frames lies in its

flexible approach to project management. This is complemented by its ability to orchestrate an extensive supply chain and a wide range of global partnerships. FNSS views user

satisfaction as a permanent concept, and strives to ensure that its products serve beyond their life cycles by addressing any emerging needs throughout their use. Building upon it’s 35

years of heritage in the defence industry, FNSS continues to add value to its users by creating innovative solutions.

Website: https://www.fnss.com.tr/en

INVISIO provides advanced communication and hearing protection solutions for professionals operating in mission critical environments. Our systems ensure crystal-clear

communication and situational awareness, even in high-noise conditions. Designed for versatility, INVISIO solutions cater to both mounted and dismounted users, offering seamless

integration with existing equipment. With focus on reliability, comfort, and performance, INVISIO empowers defense and public safety personnel to operate effectively and safely

across diverse missions and terrains. Learn more on www.invisio.com

Website: https://www.invisio.com/

ISTEC SERVICES Ltd is the United Kingdom’s principle supplier of high quality, precision engineered, machine gun mounts and weapon ancillaries for land, sea and air platforms.

From its formation in 1989, ISTEC continues to be a leading designer and manufacturer of specialist military equipment, supporting the modern warfighter worldwide. During that time,

ISTEC has developed a reputation as a dynamic, customer-focused company; delivering pragmatic advice and highquality products in a timely manner.

Website: https://www.istec.co.uk/

2027 PARTNERS

Since 1960, FFG has been a reliable partner for Armed Forces armoured vehicles upgrade, maintenance, overhaul and production. Today FFG is an internationally successful high-tech

company that sets new innovative standards in the military market, with satisfied customers from over 40 countries. In addition FFG Drive Technology offers military vehicle servicing,

overhaul and base management. At IAV 2023, FFG presents the Armoured Combat Support Vehicle G5 and the Armoured Recovery Module for the Boxer. The ACSV G5 is a highly

mobile dedicated module carrier designed to support both tracked and wheeled vehicles in combat operations over all terrain types. Modules include Recovery, Cargo, Electronic

Warfare, Artillery Hunting Radar and SHOARD. The ARM for the boxer has a both a 20 ton winch and 20 ton crane. Powered by lithium battery pack this powerful and innovative

module is ready to me mounted on a standard Boxer Vehicle.

Website: http://www.ffg-flensburg.de/en/home/

Exail is a high-tech industrial company specializing in navigation, autonomy, and robotics technologies. Our expertise includes equipment ranging from navigation systems to air and

land robotics solutions, enabling armies worldwide to carry out their operations with maximum safety and efficiency.

Website: https://www.exail.com/

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

2027 PARTNERS One Star Partners

KONGSBERG is a leading global technology corporation delivering mission-critical solutions with extreme performance for customers that operate under extremely challenging

conditions. The group has fulfilled demanding customers’ needs and adapted to changing market conditions throughout its proud 200-year-old history. Please visit https://www.

kongsberg.com/what-we-do/ and follow Kongsberg and Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace on LinkedIn.

Website: https://www.kongsberg.com

Since 1889 the Michelin Group has been developing innovative solutions to improve the mobility and safety of people and goods. Based in Clermont-Ferrand, France and

commercially present in over 170 countries worldwide, Michelin produces high-performing tyres, composite rubber tracks and high-technology materials in its 130 production facilities.

With a complete product offer equipping nearly every type of military vehicle, from motorcycles, light armoured vehicles up to heavy combat vehicles, and including the industry-

leading TELEFLOW Central Tyre Inflation Systems, Michelin products protect military personnel and contribute to the safe completion of the mission.

Website: https://www.michelin.com

NVTS Night Vision Technology Solutions is a U.S. manufacturer of thermal driver vision cameras (DVE) including the AN/VAS 5B and Remote Weapon System optics. We support

current and legacy armored vehicles, ranging from the advanced JLTV to the M-88. NVTS can kit DVEs to fit most European and U.S. armored vehicles. NVTS is a Service-Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business.

Website: https://nvtsglobal.com/

In a strong position due to more than 60 years’ experience, KNDS CBRN, based in Saint-Chamond, is able to meet the most complex expectation of armed forces regarding CBRN

threats. KNDS CBRN, therefore masters many technologies for protection against CBRN threats and is an expert in the fields of individual protection, detection and decontamination

allowing it to implement a wide range of activities ranging from design to production and maintenance in operational conditions.

Website: https://www.knds.fr/en/our-brand/knds-cbrn

KNDS Tracks is the world’s leading supplier of track systems and undercarriage components for tanks and armored vehicles. With the guiding principle ‘Best in Mission’, KNDS Tracks

sets new technological standards. More than 50 armies worldwide trust in over 100 different reliable track solutions that are already in service. As the only company in the world that

develops and produces all essential rubber and steel components for tracks in-house, KNDS Tracks guarantees products that meet the highest demands in any terrain. KNDS Tracks

solutions offer unrivalled durability, effortless maintenance and long-term cost efficiency.

Website: https://knds.com/en/subsidiaries/knds-deutschland-tracks

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

2027 PARTNERS One Star Partners

Pearson Engineering is a world-leading provider of Counter-Mine, Counter-IED, Combat Earth Moving, Route Proving and Assault Bridging Equipment for Armoured Vehicles. Our

products include Mine Ploughs, Combat Dozer Blades, Earth Anchor Blades, Excavator Arms, Bridge Launch Mechanisms, Mine Rollers, Surface Clearance Devices, Obstacle Marker

Systems, IED Route Clearance Equipment and Vehicle Remote Control Systems.

Our products are supplied as vehicle attachments and may be fitted ether directly or via a common interface system. Their quick and easy attach and release ensures the right

equipment is available for the job when it is needed.

Recent acquisition of the Armstrong Works, Newcastle upon Tyne, has added additional manufacturing space to Pearson Engineering’s facilities and includes the capability to cut,

profile, fabricate, weld and machine armoured steel and aluminium and to test and demonstrate armoured vehicles. Our services include the supply of complex manufacturing, repair

and support services for defence assets such as armoured hulls, turrets, armour packs and military bridges

Website: http://www.pearson-eng.com/

Piedrafita Systems is a 35-years-old company that contributes to provide ground-breaking solutions to enhance critical system capabilities, as damping systems that have already

been validated and are being used in several platform around the world. Due to its extensive experience in developing rotary suspension solutions for military land platforms, Piedrafita

is leading a Consortium that brings together a group of highly innovative and technological SMEs to develop innovative mobility systems in land defence vehicles.

This initiative called SRB Project is in the framework of the EDIDP (European Defence Industrial Development Programme) 2020 programme and aims to develop a revolutionary

ydropneumatics rotary suspension for armoured vehicles. This state-of-the art hydropneumatics suspension will improve mobility by eliminating the torsion bar.

The technology will also increase suspension travel and offer a progressive spring characteristic, providing unparalleled performance in service. Its easy integration will make this

hydropneumatics rotary suspension technology compatible with all currently existing armoured platforms – from 8 to 70 tons, tracked and wheeled, manned and unmanned- and not

only on new generation platforms.

Our expertise will contribute greatly to the overall improvement of the European defence industry by addressing a number of capability development priorities, European security of supply,

technology priorities defined by the European Defence Agency (EDA), Technology Building Blocks (TBB) and the development and stimulation of key defence-related competences.

Website: https://piedrafita.com/

OpenWorks engineering is a developer of autonomous technology for Surveillance applications and Defence. OpenWorks provides autonomous systems ideally suited to Fire Control

and vehicles, vessels and UGVs/USVs.

OpenWorks delivers high-performance systems proven on-the-move (OTM) capability including fully autonomous slew-to-cue using AI on small UAS targets. Twin-AI modules

embedded inside the Optical Units provides the highest performance tracking and classification capability.

We deliver systems directly to military and law enforcement end users around the globe. Many of OpenWorks products are integrated into multi-sensor multi-effector systems by the

worlds’ leading systems integrators and prime contractors

Website: https://openworksengineering.com/

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

2027 PARTNERS One Star Partners

For sovereign security. At RUAG we make a significant contribution to Swiss security. As a future-oriented technology partner, our priorities are innovation (developing new skills, new

processes and new business models), the integration of new technologies in existing areas and systems, life-cycle management, and ensuring the availability of military and security systems.

Our extensive product and service portfolio does not just include the provision of trusted information and communication solutions. We also make an important contribution to the

availability of fighter jets, helicopters and anti-aircraft defense, as well as wheeled and tracked vehicles.

RUAG is a private-law company under the ownership of the Swiss Confederation. In addition to our main contracting authority, the Swiss Armed Forces, our other customers are

mainly national and international armed forces, government agencies and civil security authorities.

Website: https://www.ruag.ch/en

Rheinmetall was founded in 1889 as “Rheinische Metallwaaren- und Maschinenbaufabrik Aktiengesellschaft”. Today, as an integrated technology group, Rheinmetall AG, which is

listed on the stock exchange, stands for a solid company that operates successfully internationally and is active in various markets with an innovative range of products and services

With about 25,000 employees at 133 locations and production sites worldwide, Rheinmetall generated sales of €5.7 billion in 2021.

Rheinmetall has specialized in developing and producing high-quality components and innovative systems for protecting people, vehicles, aircraft, ships and installations. Rheinmetall

has been systematically expanding its technological portfolio, partly by acquiring new companies. In 2019 Rheinmetall acquired company IBD Engineering and merged it together with

its 4 entities Rheinmetall Active Protection GmbH, Rheinmetall Chempro GmbH and Rheinmetall Ballistic Protection GmbH into the new Rheinmetall Protection Systems GmbH (RPS).

RPS has a unique overall protection portfolio, comprising products and services for light-, medium- and heavy-duty protection. RPS develops state-of-the art protection solutions,

which combine active soft-kill and hard-kill technologies with passive protection systems. RRPS thus has a unique overall protection portfolio and can offer 360-degree protection as a

“one-stop-shop”. With its new hybrid protection RPS goes beyond classic systems.

RPS is an independent protection systems provider with a worldwide customer base and subsidiaries in Germany, Australia, Canada, Italy, France, the Netherlands, Algeria and UAE.

This global presence allows close customer proximity, local added value and tight local cooperation. RPS’s worldwide customers include national ministries and authorities as well as

OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers/platform producers) of land vehicles, aircraft, and ships.

Website: https://www.rheinmetall-defence.com/en/rheinmetall_defence/index.php

SAPA designs, develops and manufactures propulsion combat systems. Our product portfolio covers combat transmissions for both tracked and wheeled vehicles, transmission

advanced control units, auxiliary power units, high voltage power generation machines and higher power control and distribution equipment. SAPA operates through its facilities

in Andoain (Gipuzkoa, Spain) and Detroit (Michigan, US), in addition to a Commercial office in Madrid (Spain). SAPA’s Advanced Combat Transmission (ACT) technology benefits

the mobility of individual vehicles and the formation’s mobility across the entire range of operation with excellent mobility in a wide range of terrains. Our ACT technology focuses

and enables efficiency and performance enhancement of traditional requirements, introduction of new built-in capabilities to address emerging requirements (hybrid architecture,

autonomous/remote drive, etc.) combined with a huge potential for future requirements and growth margin for capability upgrades.

Website: https://sapatransmission.com/

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

THEON SENSORS, part of THEON GROUP, is a leading developer and manufacturer of customizable night vision, thermal imaging systems and Electro-Optical ISR systems for

military and security applications in Europe with a global footprint. THEON started its operations in 1997 from Greece and today occupies a leading role in the sector thanks to its

international presence through subsidiaries and production facilities in Greece, Cyprus, Germany, the Baltics, the United States, the Gulf States, Switzerland, Denmark, Belgium,

Singapore and South Korea. THEON has more than 300,000 systems in service with Armed and Special Forces in 73 countries around the world, 26 of which are NATO countries.

All products are designed in house by an experienced team of engineers who are highly skilled experts in their fields, including optical, mechanical, electronic engineering, software

engineering, computer vision engineering, AI engineering, as well as systems design. As a result, THEON is able to adjust, develop and customize its products to specific customer

requirements, which it considers a comparative advantage in the market. Emphasis is given on providing high performing and ergonomically advanced systems that increase the

soldier’s safety and mission success rate during night operations.

Website: https://theon.com/en

For the past 35 years, ScioTeq has been providing the Defense & Security market with reliable and high-performance visualization solutions that produce real-time high-resolution

images, even in the harshest environments.

Our offering includes rugged displays, deployable workstations and video distribution. These are used for a range of applications, including naval (surface and subsurface), ground

army (both wheeled and tracked vehicles, as well as mobile command posts), shelter (surface-to-air missile defense and UAV ground control stations), and airborne applications.

ScioTeq’s software and hardware gives decision-makers the real-time information they need to make split-second decisions in critical situations.

Website: https://www.scioteq.com/en

For 30 years, Soucy has been involved in defense applications globally. From tracked articulated vehicles (ATVs) to military vehicles up to 50 mT, the Composite Rubber Track system

offers the following advantages and benefits: Increased durability, Reduction of weight, vibration and noise, Heat Signature as well as fuel consumption. Soucy Defense remains

committed to innovation and performance—offering advanced mobility solutions that enhance operational efficiency and sustainability for modern armed forces worldwide.

Website: https://www.soucy-defense.com/

2027 PARTNERS One Star Partners

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

2027 PARTNERS

Innovation Partners

For over 30 years, Chess Dynamics has been the trusted partner for defence leaders worldwide, delivering mission-ready systems for the most demanding environments.

Based in the UK, we design and manufacture class-leading electro-optical surveillance, targeting, and fire control solutions for land and maritime domains.

Our proven portfolio includes counter-UAS technologies and Vision4ce’s real-time video processing solutions - providing precision, performance, and protection. We deliver full

lifecycle support, from expert design and manufacture to through-life maintenance, ensuring your capability stays mission-ready. For demanding environments, demand the best. We

are Chess Dynamics.

Website: https://www.chess-dynamics.com/

Based in Round Rock, Texas, Ametrine Inc. leads the industry to provide top Multi-Spectral Signature Management (MSSM) technology, empowering users to operate unseen and

with complete mobility on the modern battlefield. We develop and manufacture best-in-class solutions for MSSM requirements– applied on textiles, composites, and other materials.

Our innovative technology (patented in the US, Israel, and EU) delivers advanced camouflage enabling the user to “blend” with the operational environment rather than attempting to

“block” emitted radiation. Ametrine’s singular process also grants the ability to tailor visual camouflage patters to specific regions for optimized signature reduction.

Website: https://ametrine.tech/

Website: https://www.astutesys.com

Innovation Lead Parter

ADS represents businesses across the UK’s aerospace, defence, security and space sectors, from major multinationals to a broad base of SMEs. We champion industry, connect

members to valuable business opportunities, and bring stakeholders together to drive collaboration and growth across the sectors. Our dedicated team supports over 2,000

businesses across the UK, with more than 90% of our membership made up of SMEs.

Website: https://www.adsgroup.org.uk/

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

Charity Partners

2027 Media Partners

Scotty’s - the military bereavement charity, supports and empowers anyone affected by military-connected bereavement.

The charity helps children, young people and adults from the British Armed Forces community to have confidence and clarity in navigating their entitlements, the chance to build social

connections, the very best mental health and wellbeing support, and outstanding development opportunities.

Website: https://www.scottyslittlesoldiers.co.uk/

The Army Benevolent Fund is the Army’s national charity, here for soldiers, past and present, and their families for life. From helping wounded soldiers to adapt to life after service, to

assisting elderly veterans to keep their independence, we’re here for the Army family when they need us. We stand at the forefront of support, last year helping an estimated 74,000

people in 51 countries around the world. As one of the largest funders in the sector, we award grants to individuals and families, and fund leading organisations that support soldiers,

former soldiers and their families. The Army Benevolent Fund is there for soldiers, for life.

Website: https://armybenevolentfund.org/

2027 PARTNERS

GuS Periscopes Ltd is a UK based defence company with extensive expertise in Military Periscope Technology. Based in Cwmbran, South Wales, GuS Periscopes specialises in

design and manufacture of standard and custom observation systems, including periscopes, hybrid periscope systems, episcopes and vision blocks for armoured fighting vehicle

applications. As the only UK manufacturer of both PMMA and glass periscopes, GuS Periscopes is passionate about providing the best performance and value solutions to its end

users. Leveraging a 45-year heritage as part of the GuS family, GuS Periscopes can also offer ballistic windows utilising the ballistic glass manufactured at GuS Glass and Safety in

Germany and also acts as a distributer of electronic display screens from the sister company Lucius and Baer. Gus Periscopes’ mission is to “protect those who protect us” and the

team is dedicated to fulfilling this mission.

Website: https://gus-periscopes.com/

Innovation Partners

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

MAXIMISE YOUR INVOLVEMENT: PARTNERSHIP AND EXHIBITION OPPORTUNITIES AT IAV Invest in making an impact with the people that matter most to your business

International Armoured Vehicles 2027 will be attended by senior officials and decision-makers from across the armoured

vehicle ecosystem, bringing together buyers and suppliers in one location.

Conferences and face-to-face networking are some of the most effective marketing tools to raise your brand’s profile. No

other medium stimulates the senses like a conference and exhibition - sponsoring and exhibiting at a live event has been

proven to increase brand memory, improve brand connection, and increase sales.

OPENING UP POSSIBILITIES FOR YOUR BUSINESS Exhibiting provides a chance for prospects and customers to

experience your products’ capabilities in a more time- and cost-

effective manner than individual sales calls or visits. You can gain

first-hand insights and feedback from your potential customers,

and showcase your solutions to their key challenges.

STREAMLINE YOUR SALES STRATEGY AT INTERNATIONAL ARMOURED VEHICLES Sponsoring/exhibiting makes buying easy – cut out the back and

forth of emails, returning phone calls and sending brochures.

Demonstrate your products, invite your existing customers to see

your latest product developments, meet prospects, and gain insight

into procurement process and your route to market.

Raise your brand

profile on-site

and benefit from

increased branding

opportunities to

maximise your

footprint at the

largest event of

its kind

Showcase your

products and build

brand awareness

through hosting

networking activities

to engage with

senior military

representatives

Position your

product strategically

at the conference

by contributing

to the intellectual

content on the

agenda through

thought leadership

opportunities

Lead an interactive

workshop session

to demonstrate your

technical expertise

and build trust with

an intimate audience

Bring an armoured

vehicle or other

static display

and spend time

with customers

interacting with your

product

1 2 3 4 5

For more information and to discuss the right opportunity, contact our Sales Director, Richard Brookes, on +44(0)207 368 9300 or [email protected]

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

MEET OUR EXPERT TEAM

Gillian Foote, our Conference Director, oversees the agenda

development and speaker coordination, ensuring that the

conference addresses the most pressing topics for both

military and industry stakeholders.

Dhiren Sondagar, our Sponsorship Manager, is the point

of contact for the event’s industry partners. He provides

seamless account management and guarantees that every

deliverable is met with excellence.

Sally Newsom, our Senior Marketing Manager, leads event

promotion efforts through collaboration with speakers and

sponsors to maximise their visibility to our audience in the

lead-up to the conference.

Olivia Bone, our Senior Operations Manager, is committed

to meeting the needs of our sponsors and attendees through

efficient stakeholder management. She expertly oversees

all exhibition logistics and ensures that the conference is

executed flawlessly.

Henry Williams, our Military & Government Liaison Manager,

works closely with our network to build relationships with

stakeholders from military and government organisations.

He collaborates with international partners to support their

strategic engagement goals with allies at the conference.

Rizwan Bhana, our Delegate Sales Manager, assists

conference delegates with their registrations and provides a

smooth customer service experience throughout the lead-up

to the conference.

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

Hennessey Barry, our Operations Manager, is responsible for a

faultless speaker experience at the event through her management

of schedules and strategic activities. Her coordination provides

an outstanding event experience for all attendees.

Adam Goldsworthy, Senior Defence and Embassy Relations

Lead, is responsible for managing invitations and attendance

for the active Military & Government audience. His role ensures

the participation of key representatives from the armoured

vehicle community, enabling exceptional networking and

knowledge-sharing experiences.

Harry Hamilton-Warford, Senior Military & Government

Liaison, is responsible for managing invitations and attendance

for the active Military & Government audience. His role ensures

the participation of key representatives from the armoured

vehicle community, enabling exceptional networking and

knowledge-sharing experiences.

MEET OUR EXPERT TEAM

Daryl Guenioui, our Sponsorship Manager, is the point

of contact for the event’s industry partners. He provides

seamless account management and guarantees that every

deliverable is met with excellence.

Jamie Cox, our Sponsorship Manager, is the point of contact

for the event’s industry partners. He provides seamless

account management and guarantees that every

deliverable is met with excellence.

Rebecca Pullum, our Marketing Manager, works closely with

our media partners to raise the event’s profile and reach new

audience members through targeted outreach activities.

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE

PRICING AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION

GROUP DISCOUNTS

IQPC recognises the value of learning in teams.

• Groups of 3 or more booking at the same time from the same company receive a 10% discount.

• 5 or more receive a 15% discount.

• 7 receive a 20% discount.

Only one discount available per person. Team discounts are not applicable in conjunction with another discount.

Pass Includes: t Conference Days (19-21 January 2027) t Access to presentations post event

Industry - Three Day Pass

EARLY BIRD OFFER 1 Register and Pay by 25 September 2026

EARLY BIRD OFFER 2 Register and Pay by 13 November 2026

EARLY BIRD OFFER 3 Register and Pay by 18 December 2026

SAVE £500 £2,099 + VAT

SAVE £400 £2,199 + VAT

SAVE £300 £2,299 + VAT

Standard Price £2,599 + VAT

Academia - Three Day Pass

EARLY BIRD OFFER 1 Register and Pay by 25 September 2026

EARLY BIRD OFFER 2 Register and Pay by 13 November 2026

EARLY BIRD OFFER 3 Register and Pay by 18 December 2026

SAVE £300 £299 + VAT

SAVE £200 £399 + VAT

SAVE £100 £499 + VAT

Standard Price £599 + VAT

Book Online

Join Our LinkedIn Community

+44 (0) 113 521 0042

Email Us

Event Code: 11363.020

ACCOMMODATION AND VENUE Farnborough International Exhibition & Conference Centre

ShowCentre, Etps Rd, Farnborough, GU14 6TQ

For updates on the venue and accommodation information, please visit:

https://www.defenceiq.com/events-internationalarmouredvehicles/venue

Travel and accommodation are not included in the registration fee.

Reservation Method: We have below a reservation link which will allow you

access to preferred rates at nearby hotels. https://hotelmap.com/M87TG

*Complimentary Military & Government passes are available for full time serving military officers, government, only. Please contact [email protected] for further details.

Academic discounted rates are available exclusively to representatives from recognised universities,

research institutions, and academic organisations.

Commercial organisations, consultants, and individuals not affiliated with an eligible academic

institution are not eligible for these rates.

19-21 January 2027 • Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK

[email protected]+44 (0) 113 521 0042 VISIT WEBSITE