Warsaw looks to benefit from South Korea’s mass production capacities and lenient policy toward technology transfers.

South Korea on Friday signed a major arms export deal with Poland worth around $6.5 billion, according to Seoul's Defense Ministry. The agreement includes exports of 180 K2 tanks as well as 81 other support vehicles, according to a statement from the ministry.

Poland on Friday signed a deal worth about US$6.5 billion to purchase the second batch of K2 tanks from major South Korean defense contractor Hyundai Rotem Co.,

Poland has signed a second multi-billion dollar deal with South Korean industrial and defence group Hyundai Rotem for the supply of battle tanks, as Poland and NATO allies look to beef up their defences following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Poland on Friday signed a deal worth about $6.5 billion to purchase the second batch of K2 tanks from Hyundai Rotem, Seoul's defense ministry said, marking the largest-ever export contract won by a Korean defense contractor.

Poland on Friday signed a deal worth about US$6.5 billion to purchase the second batch of K2 tanks from Hyundai Rotem Co., Seoul's defense ministry said, marking the largest-ever export contract won by a South Korean defense contractor.

Poland will locally produce the advanced K2 tanks under a $6.5 billion deal, accelerating its military modernization and strengthening defense ties amid growing regional security concerns.