The agreement was signed in Targi Kielce's new exhibition hall, which is scheduled to open during MSPO 2026 and will host PGZ's exhibition
Ahead of the International Defence Industry Exhibition (MSPO) 2026, that will open at Kielce on September 8, Polish Armaments Group (PGZ) has announced plans to showcase a heavy infantry fighting vehicle prototype, missile technologies and defence programmes as nearly 1,000 exhibitors prepare to participate in the exhibition that will continue until September 11.
In a statement, PGZ says that this year’s exhibition will mark the first time the company presents its portfolio in Targi Kielce’s new exhibition hall, following the renewal of its strategic partnership with the trade fair organiser.
The statement adds that its exhibition will feature missile technology solutions, 155 mm ammunition capabilities and projects developed with international partners, alongside the prototype of the heavy infantry fighting vehicle.
PGZ also plans to hold discussions on the OSA and SAN programmes, which the company said are intended to support Poland’s defence capabilities and industrial development.
This year’s exhibition will mark the first time the company presents its portfolio in Targi Kielce’s new exhibition hall, following the renewal of its strategic partnership with the trade fair organiser
According to the statement, the renewed partnership reflects the long-standing cooperation between PGZ and Targi Kielce, with the defence group continuing as the strategic partner of MSPO since its establishment in 2013.
The agreement was signed in Targi Kielce’s new exhibition hall, which is scheduled to open during MSPO 2026 and will host PGZ’s exhibition.
The event will be held under the honorary patronage of the President of Poland, with Canada participating as the lead nation through 82 companies and a government delegation.
“This year’s MSPO will be truly exceptional for Polish Armaments Group For the first time, we will present our exhibition in Targi Kielce’s new hall, opening up entirely new possibilities to demonstrate the Group’s full potential. We aim to showcase not only our latest solutions, but also the future strategic trajectory of the Polish defence industry. We will highlight progress in our missile programmes, 155 mm ammunition capabilities, joint projects delivered with international partners, and a prototype of a heavy infantry fighting vehicle. Furthermore, we will hold key talks regarding the OSA and SAN programmes – both vital to national security and fundamental to advancing defence capabilities and Polish industrial capacity. We are equally committed to ensuring MSPO serves as a premier forum for substantive discussion on security, industrial development, and the future of defence technology,” says Adam Leszkiewicz, President of the Management Board of Polish Armaments Group.
