Soldier Systems defence companies in Denmark
We track 10 soldier systems companies in Denmark, most of them in Glostrup and Aabenraa. Among them are AnyBody Technology, BlinkTroll Robotics and DAMMO.
All Soldier Systems Companies in Denmark
Develops musculoskeletal simulation software used by engineers, biomechanists and researchers in defence, orthopedics, automotive and ergonomics to model how the human body interacts with products and equipment.
Develops moving target training systems for military and police forces. Their autonomous lightweight units provide dynamic shooting training scenarios, helping soldiers and law enforcement officers train with moving targets.
Glostrup ammunition company in the Evergreen Holding group that offers licensed production, sourcing, assembly, storage and distribution of ammunition through Danish production partners.
Glostrup small-arms ammunition company in the Evergreen Holding group, focused on security of supply for NATO's European defence market.
Copenhagen defence supplier that manufactures the Forward Repair System NATO deployable workshops for the Danish Army, supplies the C20 designated marksman rifle and provides Puma UAS accessories and MRO services.
HMK Bilcon makes fuel tankers, tank containers and mobile refuelling units for armed forces and civilian customers at its plant in Gistrup, near Aalborg. Its customers include the Danish and Norwegian armed forces. Nordic Resilience Group bought a majority stake in 2026.
Allerød maker of lightweight plastic ammunition boxes and hazardous-goods cases that replace steel containers, trading as PPD since 2024.
Aarhus manufacturer of firearms, suppressors and spare parts for military and police users up to .50 calibre, including the M80 suppressor series and CSR-50 anti-materiel rifle. Also builds drone-mounted weapons such as the DCR-9 and twin .50-calibre DCR-50 for counter-UAS and strike roles.
Builds an electrically driven rotary shotgun that shoots down FPV drones and loitering munitions at close range.
Kolding company founded in March 2024 that is setting up Denmark's first artillery rocket production at a former NATO depot in Vandel, starting with 122 mm rockets and small rockets for countering drones.
