The company showcased several advanced defense systems during its participation in an upcoming exhibition scheduled for August 19–20 in Herning. The display featured models of the FP-1 assault drone, alongside the FP-5 and FP-7 rockets. A key focus of the presentation was the FP-9 system.
This advanced rocket is specified to possess a flight range of 855 km, a velocity of 2200 m/s, and a maximum combat payload capacity of 800 kg, reaching altitudes up to 70 km. The system is designed for deployment from a mobile ground platform, boasting a declared accuracy of up to 20 meters, enabling it to strike large targets deep within enemy rear areas. Regarding the development timeline, the company’s founder, Denys Shtilerman, previously announced that testing for the FP-9 ballistic missile was anticipated to commence in the early summer of 2026.
More recently, a co-owner of the company indicated that since the testing phase began, the organization’s efforts have been concentrated specifically on validating solid-fuel engines for use against Russian targets. This continuous development cycle highlights the company’s commitment to refining its missile technology portfolio through rigorous testing and industry exhibitions.
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