Air defence missiles
IRIS-T
- 75 missiles / mo
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- Producing countries
- 1
- Last figure
- Updated 7 Feb 2026
Production by scope
Each country the item is made in, broken down into the producers and plants a source has named. A plant’s figure is part of its country’s, never added to it.
| Scope | Producer | Output / mo | Capacity / mo | Updated | Evidence and chart |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Germany | 75 | — | Updated 7 Feb 2026 | ||
| Diehl Defence | Diehl Defence | 75 | — | Updated 7 Feb 2026 |
History
Every published figure for one line. The band is the range a source gave; hollow points are estimates; dashed is a target or forecast; grey points were corrected later.
The figures in this chart
| Date | Value | Range | Basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| 31 Dec 2025 | 75 | 66.7–83.3 | Reported |
Promises vs delivery
Each announced target or forecast, next to what was reported once its date arrived.
No dated targets or forecasts are recorded for this item.
Figures and evidence
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Germany 75
missiles / mo 1
figure
Diehl Defence
800–1,000 missiles per year
2025
Output Reported mediumMissiles of the IRIS-T family as a whole; “most recently”, from figures of the end of 2025 as reported by Militär Aktuell.
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According to figures from the end of 2025, Diehl has most recently manufactured 800 to 1,000 missiles a year.
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Across the item
≥ 1,200 missiles total
Dec 2023
Order ordered by Germany Reported high“More than”, recorded as a lower bound; a framework contract for Germany.
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The BAAINBw most recently signed a framework contract with Diehl in December 2023 for the procurement of more than 1,200 IRIS-T guided missiles for Germany.
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Sources
Every document behind the figures on this page.
B2 means a usually reliable source making a statement that is probably true.