Hanwha Aerospace and Poland’s Armament Agency have signed a Sub-License Agreement related to the HOMAR-K programme during MSPO 2026 in Kielce. The agreement covers the transfer to the Polish State Treasury of technical documentation and rights related to the production and assembly of selected spare parts for launcher modules.
The agreement was signed on behalf of Hanwha Aerospace by Boohwan Lee, CEO-designate of Hanwha Aerospace, while the Armament Agency was represented by Col. Robert Fromholz, Deputy Head of the Armament Agency. The ceremony was also attended by senior representatives of the Armament Agency, Shin Sang-beom, President of the Defense Agency for Technology and Quality (DTaQ), and Jacek Cyrek, President & CEO of Hanwha Aerospace Europe.
The agreement defines the technical documentation and rights to be transferred by Hanwha Aerospace to the Polish State Treasury as part of the HOMAR-K programme. It represents another step in the localisation of the system and establishes a basis for further development in Poland of capabilities related to production, assembly and long-term through-life support.
The next stage will involve the transfer of the relevant rights and documentation to Polish industry through separate agreements concluded by the Armament Agency. This is intended to enable the gradual expansion of Polish companies’ involvement in the HOMAR-K programme.
The planned scope of further localisation includes the potential production in Poland of hundreds of types of selected spare parts for the Polish Armed Forces and other users of the K239 Chunmoo system.
Another element of the programme is the development of capabilities allowing HOMAR-K to use Polish-made 122 mm rockets. Plans include the development and production of transport and launch containers for 122 mm rockets, enabling HOMAR-K launchers to fire ammunition that is currently also used by other Polish rocket artillery systems.
“Today’s agreement is another concrete step towards increasing the involvement of Polish industry in the HOMAR-K program. It paves the way for Poland to expand the scope of technology transfer and the production of additional system components. Particularly important is the opportunity to develop and manufacture containers for 122 mm rockets, allowing us to make even greater use of the capabilities of Polish industry,” said Boohwan Lee, CEO-designate of Hanwha Aerospace.
