Investor briefing · Series financing 2026
ECLIPS Germany industrialises a fielded, reusable ammunition container system for the European artillery ramp-up: proven in service with the Australian Army, confirmed by the German procurement office, entering trials with the Bundeswehr and the French Artillery School.
European 155 mm production is scaling from roughly one million to two million rounds per year. Every one of those projectiles must be stored, moved and staged at dispersed firing positions. The systems doing that work today are single-use packaging, pallets and manual handling, designed for static logistics chains behind a front line that no longer exists.
Reconnaissance and strike drones have inverted the equation: dispersal, speed and minimal crew exposure now decide survivability. Artillery logistics needs what containerisation gave global freight: a reusable, intermodal, sealed unit built around the projectile.
That unit exists. It carries a JMIC footprint, seals to IP67, moves by ship, aircraft and UGV, and is in service with the Australian Army today. ECLIPS Germany brings it to Europe.
Modular storage and transport for complete artillery ammunition: up to 36 projectiles to 155 mm including fuzed rounds, with propellant charges, in one reusable container on the JMIC footprint. Fielded, in series production, sold at EUR 15,000 per unit in Australia.
The nine-round variant, optimised for mobile platforms and unmanned ground vehicles: shoot-and-scoot resupply at the firing position, stackable to three, integrated with in-service load handling. First trial procurements with the Bundeswehr and the French Artillery School.
A fully electric ground-release pair for UGVs: sets down 750 kg from the platform in under two minutes, no crane, no crew at the receiving end. The interface that turns any compatible UGV into an unmanned ammunition shuttle, and the subject of a signed LOI with ARX Robotics, Europe's leading UGV manufacturer.
No product risk in this financing. All three products are fully engineered; development costs were carried by NAXCON GmbH and the complete IP transfers to ECLIPS Germany. Manufacturing costs are documented through running Australian series production. This round finances market introduction, not invention.
NOXIS is introduced, produced in series and sold through the Australian partner. Real production, real prices, a letter of satisfaction on file. The proof that product, manufacturability and willingness to pay are not hypotheses.
Letter on fileThe federal procurement office confirms in writing that it considers the concept sound and intends to introduce it into the armed forces. Trial procurement planned for Q4 2026.
Letter on fileThe French Artillery School confirms its intention to trial the system, as France introduces 109 CAESAR Mk II systems and scales domestic ammunition production towards 100,000 rounds per year.
Letter on fileSigned letter of intent with Europe's largest western UGV supplier to Ukraine: distribution of NOXIS Small and NOXIS-Lift on ARX platforms, plus a joint live demonstration of the integrated unmanned resupply system to the Bundeswehr in October 2026.
LOI + roadmap on fileA letter of interest from the Ukrainian embassy, against a monthly artillery consumption estimated at 90,000 to 200,000 rounds. Deliberately carried as upside only, not in the base case.
Letter on fileRheinmetall 155 mm output per year · published capacity plan
Every additional round is a stored, moved and staged round. Production capacity is funded and under construction; the logistics that must carry it is this financing.
Sources: NATO stockpile directives, German MoD figures, Rheinmetall published capacity plans, ARX Robotics / industry announcements. Full derivation with 15 referenced sources in the assumptions document.
Deliveries per year · monthly model, three scenarios, on request
Read the steep step honestly: 2028 follows from saturation-stock volumes derived from NATO requirements and national inventory targets. The derivation sits in the assumptions document, and the model deliberately contains no Ukraine revenue, no Poland before 2028 and grants at a conservative 35% planning rate. Each is upside against these figures.
Dr.-Ing. aerospace engineering. Leads technology development across the NAXCON Group, including the VINDEX drone programme and the NOXIS product line now carried into ECLIPS Germany.
Founder and CEO of the NAXCON Group, sole shareholder of ECLIPS Germany at incorporation. Built the group from engineering services into proprietary defense products.
Advisor to ECLIPS Germany with senior operations leadership background across the NAXCON Group's global activities.
Senior consultant from the Australian ECLIPS organisation, where the NOXIS container was fielded with the Australian Army. The cooperation from which ECLIPS Germany was formed.
Request the full investor package: assumptions document with 15 referenced sources, financing plan, monthly financial model with three scenarios, and the five reference documents.
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