EconomyPublished: 23 June 2026 at 13:20

Estonian Startup 'Frankenburg Technologies' Opens Anti-Drone Missile Factory in Riga

Estonian startup 'Frankenburg Technologies' has opened its first manufacturing plant in the Baltic region in Riga, producing 'Mark I' and 'Mark II' anti-drone missiles.

Riga has opened a new weapons systems and missile assembly plant belonging to the Estonian startup 'Frankenburg Technologies'. The company produces anti-drone missiles 'Mark I' and 'Mark II'. This is the first manufacturing facility of 'Frankenburg Technologies' in the Baltic region. Located in Riga, the plant will focus on the assembly of weapon systems and missiles. The opening took place on June 23, 2026, marking a significant expansion for the company. No further details about production capacity or investment have been disclosed.

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