Ukrainian companies Fire Point, KB Luch, Radioniks, and Skyeton have signed agreements with Spanish engineering group Sener and other Spanish firms to strengthen cooperation in air defence and unmanned systems.
Three agreements cover collaboration in missile technology and air defence systems. Sener already produces components for IRIS-T missile systems, assembled in Germany for Ukraine, and is also developing autonomous systems and communications solutions for air defence programs.
Radionix contributes its expertise in active radar guidance with the Onyx homing head for the Coral anti-aircraft missile, while KB Luch and Fire Point focus on missile integration, targeting systems, and system interoperability. These collaborations expand beyond single platforms, creating synergies that could support both current air defence programs and future Ukrainian missile and drone developments.