What systems is LIG D&A presenting at MSPO 2026 in Poland?

LIG D&A is showcasing the Cheongung-II and L-SAM air defense platforms, along with the KGGB, its Korean GPS-guided bomb. It says the display is meant to show integrated air defense capabilities against increasingly sophisticated aircraft and missile threats.

Why is LIG D&A attending MSPO 2026 in Poland?

The company says the exhibition is a chance to deepen ties with Polish defense officials, hold meetings with global defense companies, and discuss technology cooperation and export opportunities. It also hopes to position itself as a partner for Poland’s defense needs.

LIG D&A takes K-defense systems to Poland, eyes Europe

Q: How is LIG D&A working with Rheinmetall at the defense exhibition?

At Rheinmetall’s booth, LIG D&A will display mock-ups of a short-range air defense missile and a vehicle-mounted launcher developed through cooperation between the two companies. The company says the joint display is intended to reinforce the partnership and support marketing in European and global markets.

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Summary

LIG D&A will showcase its air defense and precision-strike systems at MSPO 2026 in Poland from Tuesday through Friday. The company plans to present the Cheongung-II, L-SAM and KGGB while seeking to deepen ties with Polish defense officials and expand in Europe. It will also hold business meetings with Polish defense officials and global defense companies. At a Rheinmetall booth, it will display mock-ups of a short-range air defense missile and vehicle-mounted launcher developed jointly with the German company.

Key Facts

MSPO 2026 runs from Sept. 8 to 11 in Poland.
LIG D&A said the exhibition comes as Poland pursues modernization programs that include a multilayered air defense network and the KGGB project.
The company will present the Cheongung-II and L-SAM air defense platforms and the KGGB, an air-launched precision weapon.
LIG D&A said the joint display with Rheinmetall is meant to reinforce their partnership and support marketing efforts in European and other global markets.
The company said the event is an opportunity to advance defense cooperation with Poland and broaden its entry into European markets.

By Lee Kyung-min

Published Sep 7, 2026 5:46 pm KST
Updated Sep 7, 2026 6:07 pm KST

LIG D&A showcases layered air defense and precision strike systems at its booth for MSPO 2026 in Poland / Courtesy of LIG D&A

LIG D&A will showcase its air defense and precision-strike systems at MSPO 2026 in Poland this week, seeking to deepen ties with Polish defense officials and expand its foothold in Europe.

The Korean defense company will participate in MSPO 2026 from Tuesday through Friday, presenting systems including the Cheongung-II and L-SAM air defense platforms and the Korean GPS-guided bomb, known as KGGB.

The exhibition comes as Poland pursues military modernization programs that include a multilayered air defense network and the KGGB project, according to LIG D&A.

The company said its display will focus on integrated air defense capabilities designed to address increasingly sophisticated aircraft and missile threats, with the aim of positioning LIG D&A as a partner for Poland's defense needs.

The KGGB, an air-launched precision weapon, will also be highlighted for its precision and cost efficiency as LIG D&A seeks to advance discussions over its potential role in strengthening Poland's air power and capabilities in modern warfare.

LIG D&A will hold business meetings with Polish defense officials and global defense companies during the exhibition to discuss technology cooperation and export opportunities.

At a booth operated by German defense company Rheinmetall, LIG D&A will display mock-ups of a short-range air defense missile and vehicle-mounted launcher developed through cooperation between the two companies.

The joint display is intended to reinforce their partnership while supporting marketing efforts aimed at European and other global markets, LIG D&A said.

The company said MSPO 2026 represents more than an opportunity to display weapons, calling it a chance to advance defense cooperation with Poland and broaden its entry into European markets.

The exhibition runs from Sept. 8 to 11 in Poland and is expected to provide LIG D&A with an opportunity to present its guided-weapons portfolio to defense officials and industry representatives.

This article was published with the assistance of generative AI and edited by The Korea Times.

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