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Frankenburg Launches Baltic's First Missile Plant, 100 Daily

6/23/2026

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Frankenburg Technologies opened its Riga Weapon System & Missile Assembly Factory, Baltic’s first missile plant, with European Commissioner for Defence and Space Andrius Kubilius at the ribbon-cutting.
Plant uses Frankenburg’s FieldFoundry model to produce 100 missiles per day and 1,500 missiles in 2026.
Frankenburg will add FieldFoundry sites in Estonia, United Kingdom and Poland to reach one million missiles annually, cutting interception costs over tenfold with its Mark I missile.

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Frankenburg Technologies opened its Riga Weapon System & Missile Assembly Factory, Baltic’s first missile plant, with European Commissioner for Defence and Space Andrius Kubilius at the ribbon-cutting.
Plant uses Frankenburg’s FieldFoundry model to produce 100 missiles per day and 1,500 missiles in 2026.
Frankenburg will add FieldFoundry sites in Estonia, United Kingdom and Poland to reach one million missiles annually, cutting interception costs over tenfold with its Mark I missile.