Construction has begun on a rocket fuel production plant in the town of Vojens in southern Denmark, owned by the Ukrainian company Fire Point. This is the first instance where a NATO member country has allowed a Ukrainian defense company to establish its production facilities on its territory.
This is reported by Business • Media
Location Features and Strategic Importance
The facility is being built near the Skrydstrup Air Base, which houses combat aircraft and other military infrastructure in Denmark. This location will provide additional protection against potential threats and optimize logistics and control over the transportation of rocket fuel, which is of strategic importance to Ukraine.
Production and Supply Security
Fire Point plans to produce solid rocket fuel for military purposes, which is an essential component for modern Ukrainian missile systems and unmanned aerial vehicles. Relocating part of the production to Denmark will minimize the risks associated with shelling of Ukrainian factories by Russia and ensure a steady supply of this product.
Denmark has become the first NATO country to allow Ukrainian defense companies to establish production facilities on its territory.
The opening of the plant is scheduled for 2026, marking an important step in strengthening Ukraine’s defense capabilities and its international cooperation.