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Since founding Avio USA, Avio has signed contracts with the U.S. Armed Forces, Raytheon, and Lockheed Martin.
Avio founded its wholly owned U.S. subsidiary Avio USA in 2022 to exploit a market opportunity from limited production capacity of solid rocket motors and rising demand for tactical propulsion solutions.
Participating companies in the Career Opportunity program included AVIO, Thales Alenia Space, SERCO, and Telespazio.
Avio expects to invest approximately $500 million in the construction of the new facility.
Avio has selected the state of Virginia to build its planned US-based production facility.
Avio's planned US-based production facility represents a $500 million investment and is part of the company's expansion of its defense business.
Avio founded its wholly owned US subsidiary, Avio USA, in 2022 to address market opportunities in tactical propulsion solutions.
Avio's planned production facility in Virginia is expected to be 860,000 square feet (approximately 80,000 square meters).
Avio has signed contracts with the US Armed Forces, Raytheon, and Lockheed Martin.
Avio's €400 million capital increase will support its investment in the new facility.
In 2023, Avio was awarded a contract to design a larger rocket motor for the CAMM-ER programme.
MBDA awarded Avio a €35 million contract to provide solid rocket motors and aerodynamic surfaces for an unnamed air defence system.
Avio announced a €50 million order in July 2025 for solid rocket motors and related aerodynamic surfaces for the ASTER 30 programme.
Avio's involvement with the ASTER 30 programme dates back to the Fiat Avio era before 2020.
In December 2024, Avio was awarded a €150 million contract for an initial order of rocket motors.
Avio expects to receive over €600 million in new contracts based on the results of the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Ministerial Council meeting in late November.
Avio is supplying components for the MBDA surface-to-air missile systems CAMM-ER and ASTER 30.
On 5 December, Avio announced that MBDA awarded it a €35 million contract for solid rocket motors and related aerodynamic surfaces for an air defence system.
The central Arena will feature talks, mentoring, and STEM guidance with leading companies in the sector, including Avio, Thales Alenia Space, SERCO, and Telespazio.
Avio Aero has participated in Aerospace & Defense Meetings for many years and is a key player in Italy's aerospace design and production ecosystem.