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    Rheinmetall CEO makes fresh pitch to buy part of KNDS NV, Bloomberg reports

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    Posted on December 10, 2025

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    Last updated: January 20, 2026

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    Rheinmetall's CEO is pursuing the acquisition of KNDS NV to consolidate the European defence market, engaging with Berlin politicians and KfW bank.

    Rheinmetall CEO Pursues KNDS NV Acquisition for Defence Growth

    BERLIN, ‌Dec 10 (Reuters) - Rheinmetall ‍AG ‌Chief Executive Officer Armin ⁠Papperger ‌is making a fresh pitch to buy ⁠part of rival KNDS NV ​and create a European ‌land defence ⁠company that would consolidate the continent’s ​fragmented market, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday, citing sources with knowledge ​of ‍the ​matter.

    Papperger has spoken to politicians in Berlin and representatives of state-owned development bank KfW ⁠in recent months about investment ​options to tie up the two tankmakers, the sources ‌said.

    (Reporting by Maria Martinez;Editing by Elaine Hardcastle)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Rheinmetall CEO aims to acquire part of KNDS NV.
    • •The acquisition seeks to consolidate the European defence market.
    • •Discussions have involved Berlin politicians and KfW bank.
    • •The move targets the fragmented land defence sector.
    • •Bloomberg cites sources familiar with the negotiations.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Rheinmetall CEO makes fresh pitch to buy part of KNDS NV, Bloomberg reports

    1What is Rheinmetall AG?

    Rheinmetall AG is a German automotive and defense company known for its production of military vehicles and munitions, as well as automotive components.

    2What is KNDS NV?

    KNDS NV is a European defense company formed by the merger of the French company Nexter and the German company Krauss-Maffei Wegmann, specializing in land defense systems.

    3What is a land defense company?

    A land defense company focuses on the development and production of military equipment and technologies designed for ground warfare, including tanks and armored vehicles.

    4What is corporate consolidation?

    Corporate consolidation refers to the process where companies merge or acquire other companies to enhance operational efficiency, reduce competition, and increase market share.

    5What is an investment option?

    An investment option is a financial product or asset that investors can choose to invest in, aiming to generate returns or capital appreciation over time.

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