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    South Korea Close to $6 Billion Tank Deal With Poland in June, Yonhap Reports

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    Posted on June 9, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    South Korea is close to a $6 billion deal to supply K2 tanks to Poland, with Hyundai Rotem and Polish Armaments Group involved. The signing is expected in June.

    South Korea close to $6 billion tank deal with Poland in June, Yonhap reports

    SEOUL (Reuters) -South Korea is close to signing a deal worth around $6 billion to supply 180 K2 tanks for Poland, Yonhap News Agency reported on Tuesday.

    Under the contract, South Korea's Hyundai Rotem, which specialises in industrial and defence contracts, will manufacture 117 tanks, and Poland state-owned Polish Armaments Group will produce the rest locally, Yonhap said.

    Hyundai Rotem was not immediately available for comment.

    The signing ceremony will take place in late June in Poland, Yonhap said, citing an anonymous industry source.

    The two countries in 2022 reached a $13.7 billion arms deal, Seoul's biggest ever, which included supplies of South Korean K2 tanks, rocket launchers and fighter jets to Poland.

    South Korea used the deal to lay the groundwork for a military-industrial juggernaut that the two nations' defence companies hope would feed Europe's hunger for weapons far into the future.

    The K2 tank supply contract, part of the broader deal in 2022, was expected to be finalised by the end of last year but appeared to be delayed, partly due to South Korea's political crisis sparked by the short-lived declaration of martial law in December, Yonhap added.

    (Reporting by Ju-min Park; Editing by Lincoln Feast.)

    Key Takeaways

    • •South Korea is nearing a $6 billion tank deal with Poland.
    • •Hyundai Rotem to manufacture 117 K2 tanks for Poland.
    • •Polish Armaments Group to produce remaining tanks locally.
    • •Deal part of a larger $13.7 billion arms agreement from 2022.
    • •Signing expected in late June amid past political delays.

    Frequently Asked Questions about South Korea close to $6 billion tank deal with Poland in June, Yonhap reports

    1What is the value of the tank deal between South Korea and Poland?

    The deal is worth around $6 billion for the supply of 180 K2 tanks.

    2Who will manufacture the tanks under the contract?

    Hyundai Rotem will manufacture 117 tanks, while the Polish Armaments Group will produce the remaining tanks.

    3When is the signing ceremony for the tank deal scheduled?

    The signing ceremony is expected to take place in late June in Poland.

    4What was the value of the previous arms deal between South Korea and Poland in 2022?

    In 2022, South Korea and Poland reached a $13.7 billion arms deal, which included various military supplies.

    5What challenges delayed the finalization of the K2 tank supply contract?

    The finalization of the K2 tank supply contract was delayed partly due to South Korea's political crisis.

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