The Finnish forest technology became a weapon: Kerberos enters the NATO market

The Kerberose versatile trailer developed by Kesla allows the transport of anti-tank mines into difficult-to-reach places and the installation of mines, for example, through asphalt. Photo: Kesla Oyj Finnish small but experienced industrial company Kesla has taken a big step into the new era. The company was known primarily as a forestry machinery producer before, but now they have entered the defense industry – and with considerable success.

KESLA Defence has just received a contract from a NATO member country for approximately 17 million euros for its versatile solution KESLA Kerberos. This is a significant step forward for the young defense industry. Although the transaction value is impressive – 17 million euros – the customer, the number of units ordered, their locations and the exact purpose of use are kept confidential.

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