Hensoldt says it aims for €10 billion in annual sales by 2035 and will double TRML-4D radar capacity
German defence-electronics group Hensoldt set a target of €10 billion in annual sales by 2035 and said it would double capacity for the TRML-4D air-defence radar over the next two years. At its November 2026 capital-markets event, the company also retained a €6 billion revenue goal for 2030, compared with about €2.8 billion expected in 2026. Hensoldt reported a €10.4 billion order backlog at the end of September and outlined additional industrial facilities, including a radar-production site scheduled for 2027. The figures are corporate forecasts and capacity plans, not guaranteed revenue or a newly awarded order for a fixed number of radars.
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