Summary of the year 2025 at Wojskowe Zakłady Motoryzacyjne S.A.

This was a year full of challenges and hard work taking stock of more than 80 years of the Company’s achievements, but also of intensive development and many successes. Leveraging the strength, skills and competence of our management team and all employees, WZM S.A. is proud to boast a very good financial result which is even higher than last year.

The contracts executed at WZM in 2025 have above all proven our ability to meet deadlines, provide high quality and precision of workmanship confirming that our Company is a reliable and trustworthy partner.

In 2025, WZM S.A. singed the following key contracts:

– April 2025 – conclusion of multi-year Framework Agreement for overhaul, verification and repair and restoration of Leopard 2 tanks to full serviceability,

– April 2025 – conclusion of a License Agreement with BAE Systems INC. for the transfer to WZM of technology concerning maintenance, repair and overhaul of M88A2 Hercules recovery vehicles,

– May 2025 – conclusion of a Framework Cooperation Agreement with General Dynamics Land Systems for WZM’s support in maintenance and repair of Abrams tanks, supply of spare parts, specialised instrumentation, provision of training services and technical support,

– September 2025 – conclusion of a Licence Agreement with Allison Transmission Inc. for servicing, repair and overhaul of tracked vehicle transmissions.

In 2025, we also carried out a number of tasks for Ministry of Defence organisational units and other national and foreign entities as contracting authorities. These tasks included:

– verifications, repairs and maintenance of Leopard 2 tanks – an increase of 25% compared to 2024,

– Abrams M1A1 FEP tanks deprocessing,

– repairs with modifications to BWR – 1D/S reconnaissance vehicles,

– supply of powerpacks for Borsuk IFVs,

– deliveries after repair of Leopard 2 powerpacks.

Wojskowe Zakłady Motoryzacyjne S.A. ends 2025 with a sense of a well-defined direction of development, the right decisions and, above all, a sense of mission accomplished and with full readiness to carry out further key tasks to improve Poland’s defence capabilities. Given Company’s still under-uexploited production and service potential, these prospects offer many opportunities for further development and capacity expansion.

The company is currently focusing on building the capability to provide extensive support for M1 Abrams and WZT M88A2 tanks. The process is progressing, with the following months bringing new competences. WZM is aspiring to be able to perform the first maintenance and repairs on US equipment as early as 2026. The second major area of development that the Company wants to focus on is the Powerpack Centre that will allow WZM to acquire and create new competences, also in terms of new products, both when it comes to engines and transmissions.