Greece-based defense technology leader EODH SA announced the creation of EODH DYNAMICS, a wholly owned subsidiary with a bold mission: to drive Europe’s industrial sovereignty in the land defense sector. More than just a business expansion, this move reflects a larger continental ambition—to ensure Europe can design, build, and sustain its own defense capabilities without strategic dependencies.
EODH DYNAMICS, headquartered in Greece, will operate a 10,000-square-meter industrial complex currently under construction. Designed with cutting-edge capabilities in mind, the site represents a fusion of traditional military manufacturing and next-generation technology. Artificial intelligence, robotics, and highly automated machining will be integrated from the ground up. It’s not just about building vehicles—it’s about building the capacity to innovate and adapt in a rapidly evolving defense environment.
The launch of EODH DYNAMICS signals more than an internal restructuring. It marks Greece’s and Europe’s growing determination to take control of critical military production. In a geopolitical landscape increasingly shaped by uncertainty, from Russia’s war in Ukraine to supply chain fragility and shifting alliances, autonomy in defense manufacturing is no longer optional—it’s essential.
EODH DYNAMICS positions itself at the center of this shift. Its mandate is clear: to cover the entire value chain—from research and development, through prototype fabrication, to full-scale production. Its scope includes combat vehicles, support platforms, upgrade kits, remotely operated weapon stations, and next-generation turret systems. The factory will also integrate fire control, electro-optical, and electronic subsystems, reducing the need for imports and enabling a streamlined response to operational needs.
Preconstructa SA, the firm awarded the turnkey construction contract, has committed to completing the facility within a year. Once operational, the site will house specialized areas for cutting, welding, CNC machining, assembly, painting, and systems integration. Already, procurement of high-end machinery—including 5-axis CNC tools and automated welding robots—is underway.
These capabilities are not just about increasing production—they’re about building resilience. By localizing as much of the process as possible, EODH DYNAMICS insulates itself and its customers from external shocks, be they economic, political, or logistical.
EODH SA, the parent company, brings over 20 years of experience in the design and production of survivability systems for modern military platforms. Known for its armor and protection kits, EODH is already deeply embedded in several European and transatlantic programs. Its technology has been integrated into flagship systems like the Leopard 2A7/A8, the Boxer armored vehicle, and Germany’s Puma infantry fighting vehicle.
This legacy gives EODH DYNAMICS a strong foundation. More than that, it provides an extensive network of partnerships with major European defense contractors. Through cooperation agreements and framework contracts already in place, the new company enters the market with momentum. Its ambition: to become a central player not just in Greece, but across Europe—and beyond.
The company’s role in the Advanced Shielding Platform Integrated System (ASPIS) is particularly emblematic. ASPIS delivers scalable armor and active protection systems for the Leopard family and future main battle tanks, underlining EODH’s strategic role in securing the next generation of armored capabilities for Europe.
Modern conflicts demand more than just steel and firepower. They require systems that are modular, survivable, and responsive to evolving threats. EODH’s protection technologies are designed to mitigate everything from improvised explosive devices (IEDs) to drone strikes, and their integration with AI-powered sensors and countermeasures is key.
This mindset is now hardwired into EODH DYNAMICS. The new subsidiary isn’t just a production facility—it’s a research hub. Its engineers and systems architects are tasked with anticipating tomorrow’s threats and designing accordingly. With conflicts increasingly hybrid and multi-domain, the ability to iterate quickly and scale up solutions will be vital.
The creation of EODH DYNAMICS also complements the parent company’s recent expansion. EODH SA has renovated and reactivated an adjacent facility, doubling its machining and processing capabilities. This includes the installation of 5-axis tools that allow for faster, more precise production of armor components and complex system housings.
This synergy between the parent and its new subsidiary enables a “vertical loop” of design, prototyping, and production. Concepts can move from drawing board to battlefield readiness within a single ecosystem—a crucial advantage in times of crisis or accelerated procurement cycles.
EODH DYNAMICS does not exist in isolation. Its formation echoes wider calls for European defense integration. Initiatives like the European Defence Fund (EDF) and Permanent Structured Cooperation (PESCO) promote joint investment in capability development, and EODH’s strategy is closely aligned with those goals.
By anchoring critical production in Europe and fostering cross-border collaborations, the company is answering one of the EU’s loudest strategic questions: how can the continent reduce its dependence on non-European defense suppliers?
This question has gained urgency amid increased pressure on NATO allies to contribute more to their own security. EODH DYNAMICS is part of that recalibration. Its systems will serve not only Greek forces but also NATO partners seeking interoperable, modern, and sovereign solutions.
While EODH DYNAMICS is designed with European defense in mind, its vision extends globally. EODH already maintains relationships in the Middle East, Asia, and the United States. The new production lines will be capable of supporting those export programs while maintaining compliance with European standards and export controls.
This global outlook is supported by the high level of customization the company offers. From reactive armor kits to fully integrated vehicle platforms, its solutions can be tailored to meet national doctrines and environmental challenges—from deserts to arctic tundra.
Behind every advanced machine is a skilled operator, and EODH DYNAMICS is placing serious emphasis on workforce development. A new generation of technicians, engineers, and software specialists will be recruited and trained, bringing high-value employment to the region. The company is also partnering with universities and technical institutes to ensure a steady pipeline of qualified talent.
This approach reflects a recognition that industrial sovereignty isn’t just about machines—it’s about mastering the knowledge and skills needed to use and advance them. By investing in people, EODH DYNAMICS aims to create not only jobs, but careers that contribute directly to national and continental security.
The establishment of EODH DYNAMICS is more than a corporate milestone—it is a strategic signal. It speaks to a Europe rearming not just with hardware, but with intent. It reflects a continent that understands the value of industrial independence and the risks of relying too heavily on fragmented or foreign supply chains.
