DRONE & UAS MANUFACTURING

Production capacity for defence drone programmes.

Contract and overflow manufacturing for drone, UAS and interceptor programmes, from build-to-print airframes and sub-assemblies through to production scale-up.

MANUFACTURING CAPABILITY

From build-to-print production to programme scale-up.

Milanion provides additional manufacturing capacity around the design, volume, quality and delivery requirements of the programme.

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Build-to-Print

Production to agreed design documentation and specifications.

02

Sub-Assemblies

Defined structures and assemblies produced for integration into the wider platform.

03

Overflow Production

Additional capacity where existing facilities are constrained by programme volume or schedule.

04

Programme Scale-Up

Suppliers, tooling, workforce and production processes developed as requirements grow.

PRODUCTION READINESS

Production is structured around the programme.

Moving from design into repeatable production requires more than manufacturing space.

Design documentation, tooling, suppliers, workforce, quality controls and delivery schedules are considered together to establish the production approach.

PRODUCTION NETWORK

Capacity across multiple jurisdictions.

Milanion Industries operates through a network of manufacturing facilities, providing options for programme scale-up, production resilience and delivery across different markets.

Manufacturing arrangements are established against the requirements of the programme and the production route agreed with the customer.

OEM PARTNERSHIP

Manufacturing without competing for the programme.

Milanion Industries operates as a production partner rather than a competing drone OEM.

Where required, manufacturing can sit behind the programme holder or OEM, with commercial arrangements structured to protect brand, intellectual property and end-customer relationships.

Part of a wider industrial capability.

Manufacturing sits within Milanion Group’s wider industrial capability, alongside aerospace propulsion, industrialisation and localisation.

This allows production requirements to be considered as part of the wider route from programme need to sustained capability.

Discuss your production requirement.

Share the platform type, manufacturing scope, programme stage, indicative volumes and delivery schedule.