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    Combat robotics firm and drone makers sign production deal for Dutch site

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    Posted on October 6, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Milrem Robotics teams up with Dutch drone firms for production at VDL's Netherlands site, focusing on military orders for Dutch and Ukrainian forces.

    Table of Contents

    • Overview of the Production Agreement
    • Details of the Manufacturing Site
    • Companies Involved in the Deal
    • Future Prospects for Military Production

    Milrem Robotics and Dutch Drone Firms Partner for Production in the Netherlands

    Overview of the Production Agreement

    AMSTERDAM (Reuters) -Estonian defence firm Milrem Robotics and several Dutch drone companies have signed deals to use space at a factory owned by Dutch industrial firm VDL, the Netherlands Defence Ministry said on Monday.

    Details of the Manufacturing Site

    The companies were expected to host hundreds of workers at the site in Born and fulfil orders for both the Dutch and Ukrainian militaries, a spokesperson said.

    Companies Involved in the Deal

    Milrem, which makes unmanned ground vehicles, was joined by Dutch dronemaker DeltaQuad, a supplier to the Dutch Air Force, and Tulip Tech, which makes technology to improve battery efficiency and extend drone range.

    Future Prospects for Military Production

    The ministry spokesperson said details of exactly what and how much will be produced at the site, where VDL manufactured cars for BMW until March 2024, were sensitive both for security and commercial reasons.

    The spokesperson said there was a "pipeline" of other firms examining using the site for military production.

    A spokesperson for VDL, best known as a supplier to computer chip giant ASML said there was still significant unused space at the site.

    (Reporting by Toby Sterling;Editing by Alison Williams)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Milrem Robotics partners with Dutch drone firms for production.
    • •Production site located at VDL factory in the Netherlands.
    • •Focus on orders for Dutch and Ukrainian militaries.
    • •Potential for other firms to join military production.
    • •VDL site previously manufactured cars for BMW.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Combat robotics firm and drone makers sign production deal for Dutch site

    1What is Milrem Robotics?

    Milrem Robotics is an Estonian defense company specializing in unmanned ground vehicles and advanced robotics for military applications.

    2What are unmanned ground vehicles?

    Unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) are robotic systems designed to operate on the ground without human operators, often used in military and defense operations.

    3What is the role of drone makers in defense?

    Drone makers design and manufacture unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) that can be used for surveillance, reconnaissance, and combat missions in military operations.

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