# Hanwha-WB JV Builds Poland Missile Plant

Hanwha WB Advanced System, a joint venture of South Korea’s Hanwha Aerospace and Poland’s WB Electronics, broke ground on November 4, 2026, on a guided-missile plant in Gorzów Wielkopolski, Poland. The facility is planned to begin local production of CGR080 missiles for the HOMAR-K system by the end of 2029, with full-scale production targeted for 2030. A separate September 2026 agreement covers transfer of technical documentation and production rights for selected HOMAR-K components. No solicitation or contract value is reported.

- The project signals a long-term localization of missile manufacturing and supply-chain capacity in Poland; contractors with relevant manufacturing, workforce-development, and component capabilities may find future opportunities as production ramps up.
- Companies should distinguish this industrial expansion from an active tender: the signal identifies no current solicitation, award value, or contract number.
- The end-of-2029 local-production target and 2030 full-scale-production plan provide planning milestones for suppliers assessing potential capacity, staffing, and component readiness.

**Jurisdictions:** international
**Industries:** Defense & Military
**Topics:** Physical Infrastructure
**Published:** November 05, 2026

### Government Entities
- Poland’s Armament Agency

### Vendors
- Hanwha WB Advanced System (HWBAS) (Joint-venture manufacturer of guided missiles)
- Hanwha Aerospace (Joint-venture participant and technology-transfer provider)
- WB Electronics (Joint-venture participant)
- WB Group (Supplier of the TOPAZ combat management system for HOMAR-K)
- Jelcz (Supplier of chassis integrated into HOMAR-K)

### Sources
- [Hanwha, WB break ground on new plant in Poland - Defensehere](https://defensehere.com/en/hanwha-wb-break-ground-on-new-plant-in-poland) - Defensehere