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KESLA Defence and Avant Power have signed a Letter of Intent to begin the development of a new generation of mobile energy solutions for defence applications. The objective of the cooperation is to enable the storage, transportation, protection, distribution, and use of electrical energy in situations where access to the power grid is unavailable.

KESLA Defence introduces a new concrete drilling solution that enables the installation of anti-tank mines and other countermobility systems in concrete structures. The new capability expands the operational scope of the KESLA Kerberos system from asphalt surfaces to concrete structures, including airport runways, bridges, ports, and concrete-casted highways.

KESLA Defence has received a significant order worth approximately EUR 17 million for KESLA Kerberos multipurpose concept from the defence forces of a NATO country. At the customer’s request, the purchasing country, the number of units, deployment locations and intended use will remain confidential. 

KESLA Defence has received an important order from the defence forces of an undisclosed NATO country. This order is significant for Kerberos Multipurpose concept, as it will be rigorously tested for its capabilities, particularly in countermobility operations. Finnish Defence Forces are already users of the Kerberos concept.