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Unimot plans to enter the defence sector – a joint project with PZL Sędziszów and a Ukrainian partner in the field of drones
The Unimot Group plans to enter the defence sector through a capital investment in the newly established company PZL Defence, which will specialise in the development and production of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and anti-drone systems. The project will be implemented in cooperation with PZL Sędziszów, an experienced manufacturer of components for the defence industry, and a Ukrainian partner with practical expertise gained in wartime conditions. Unimot plans to enter the defence sector – a
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The Unimot Group plans to enter the defence sector through a capital investment in the newly established company PZL Defence, which will specialise in the development and production of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and anti-drone systems. The project will be implemented in cooperation with PZL Sędziszów, an experienced manufacturer of components for the defence industry, and a Ukrainian partner with practical expertise gained in wartime conditions. Unimot plans to enter the defence sector – a joint project with PZL Sędziszów and a Ukrainian partner in the field of drones WARSAW, Poland, July 24, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- PZL Defence was established on 21 July 2025 and is currently undergoing registration. On 24 July 2025, Unimot signed a letter of intent with PZL Sędziszów and PZL Defence, declaring its intention to develop strategic cooperation and build the new company's expertise in the field of advanced defence technologies. At the same time, an agreement was concluded under which Unimot, following the registration of PZL Defence in the National Court Register, will acquire 40% of the shares in the new company for the amount of PLN 400,000. The initial shareholding structure also provides for a target share of 10% for PZL Sędziszów and 50% for the Ukrainian partner. After completion of the investment process and obtaining the necessary administrative approvals, PZL Defence plans to launch the production of civilian drones and then, after obtaining a licence, expand its activities to include military drones and anti-drone systems for the protection of critical infrastructure. "We see the growing importance of unmanned technologies for regional security. That is why we plan to engage in a project that combines Polish engineering resources with the unique know-how of our Ukrainian partners, proven not on a training ground but in real combat conditions," says Adam Sikorski, President of the Management Board of Unimot. PZL Sędziszów (the name comes from the abbreviation: Polskie Zakłady Lotnicze, meaning Polish Aviation Works), as a licensed manufacturer for the defence sector, will contribute advanced expertise in precision engineering to the project and provide access to a new production hall adapted to the requirements of the defence industry and extensive laboratory and technological facilities. PZL Sędziszów is a plant with over 85 year...