Arquus in the news

Arquus intends to implement partial unemployment at its Saint-Nazaire facility in 2027, reducing 12,000 work hours, impacting 130 employees who maintain army ground vehicles.

Arquus is considering partial unemployment at its Saint-Nazaire site in early 2027 due to a reduced French army maintenance contract.

French defense firm Arquus won a   50m contract to renew logistics vehicles for the Chadian army, reflecting renewed security cooperation.

Arquus won a contract over €50 million to renew the Chadian army's logistics vehicle fleet, signaling a thaw in Franco-Chadian military relations and furthering Arquus's growth.

Arquus is leveraging the reconciliation between Paris and N'Djamena for business opportunities.

Arquus won a contract over •50m to supply logistics vehicles to the Chadian army, indicating renewed security cooperation.

Cyprus is negotiating a 1.3 billion euro deal with KNDS and Arquus for 180 Griffon and Serval armored vehicles and the renovation of VABs, financed by the European SAFE program and managed by the DGA.

At Eurosatory 2024, Frederic GRATIEN from ARQUUS was interviewed among experts discussing defence technologies and global security challenges.

Arquus CEO Emmanuel Levacher was re-elected president of Gicat for a two-year term starting July 8, 2026.

Eurosatory 2024 included an interview with Emmanuel Levacher from ARQUUS, alongside discussions with international experts on defence and security topics.

John Cockerill and Arquus unveiled the Fenris 6x6, a new fire support vehicle armed with a 105mm NATO-standard gun, aimed at the French Army and allied markets.

Arquus unveiled Fenris, a new 6x6 armored combat vehicle with a 105mm main weapon system, designed for direct fire support and counter-UAS missions.

Employees assemble VAB armoured personnel carriers at the Arquus production plant in Limoges.

Thales and Arquus are partnering to integrate 120mm rifled mortar systems into tactical armored vehicles to improve mobile fire-support capabilities.

Delmon Group signed a framework agreement with armored vehicle supplier Arquus at the Eurosatory trade fair.

Thales and Arquus are partnering to integrate 120mm rifled mortar systems into armored vehicles for enhanced mobile fire support.

Arquus and John Cockerill Defense launched the Fenris, a 26-ton 6x6 armored vehicle equipped with a 105mm cannon and AI-driven fire control.

Thales and Arquus signed a MoU to integrate Thales' SpinFire mortar range onto Arquus' tactical vehicles for enhanced fire support.

Thales and Arquus are partnering to integrate 120mm precision mortar systems into light tactical armored vehicles to improve mobile fire support.