PK MIL is a Polish-Ukrainian joint venture established to produce and develop the 2S22 Bogdana artillery system.
Proven defence solutions
PK MIL S.A. is a Polish-Ukrainian defence sector company whose overarching objective is the manufacture of modern 155 mm artillery systems in full compliance with NATO standards. The company’s production portfolio comprises two key, complementary artillery solutions: the combat-proven “Bogdana” self-propelled howitzer and its towed variant, designated as the “Bogdana-BG”.
Core Objective and Business Model
The operations of PK MIL S.A. are based on leveraging European manufacturing capacities and close industrial cooperation between Poland and Ukraine. This initiative serves as a direct response to the growing demand for proven, reliable, and scalable artillery systems in Poland and across European Union member states.
The venture is fully aligned with the objectives of the ReArm Europe programme, which is aimed at strengthening the European defence industrial base.
Key Benefits and Strategic Significance
- Increased production capacity: The company enables the rapid scaling up of artillery equipment manufacturing.
- Supply chain security: Shortening and stabilising supply chains translates into greater industrial independence.
- Effective coordination: The firm streamlines industrial cooperation within the defence sector between the European Union and Ukraine.
- Manufacture of combat-proven systems: PK MIL delivers a European variant of a combat-proven 155 mm artillery system.
Win-win cooperation
The structure and objectives of PK MIL S.A. serve as an example of win-win cooperation. By combining the potential of the Polish and Ukrainian defence industries, the company makes a tangible contribution to deepening the integration of the European defence base and effectively responds to contemporary security challenges in Europe.


ARTILLERY SYSTEMS IN NATO STANDARDS
PK MIL specialises in the manufacture of 155 mm NATO-standard artillery systems, including the “Bogdana” self-propelled howitzers and the towed “Bogdana-BG” variants. This venture is built upon European manufacturing potential and close industrial cooperation between Poland and Ukraine. The entire initiative aligns seamlessly with the objectives of the ReArm Europe programme, which is aimed at developing and consolidating the European defence sector.
The 2S22 “Bogdana” is a 155 mm NATO-standard self-propelled howitzer featuring a 52-calibre barrel, 6×6 or 8×8 mobility, and combat-proven long-range firing accuracy, making it the most battle-tested and continuously modernised gun-howitzer on the modern battlefield in its class.
Key advantages:
- Disruption of enemy logistics routes
- Over 600 howitzers in active service
- Over 800,000 rounds fired
- Mechanical backup systems (reliability)
- Automated fire control system
- Estimated delivery lead time of up to 12 months from the date of order placement.
The 2P22-BG “BOGDANA-BG” is a 155 mm NATO-standard towed howitzer featuring a 52-calibre barrel, a rugged carriage based on the 2A36 “Giatsint‑B” field gun chassis, and long-range firing capability.
Its modular approach to chassis integration demonstrates technological flexibility, enabling the system to be mounted on various platforms depending on operational requirements.
PK MIL S.A. stands as an example of win-win cooperation, combining the potential of the Polish and Ukrainian defence industries in response to Europe’s contemporary security challenges.
Cooperation for modern 155 mm NATO artillery systems
Its modular approach to chassis integration demonstrates technological flexibility, enabling the system to be mounted on various platforms depending on operational requirements.
Contact
PK MIL S.A. ul. Św. Jana Pawła II 10A,
43–170 Łaziska Górne
tel. +48 32 323 34 00
e‑mail: [email protected]
KRS: 0001201743
NIP: 6351877708
REGON: 543064181
Kapitał zakładowy: 100 000,00 PLN
PKO BP S.A. nr:
88 1020 2313 0000 3302 1180 8492
Management Board:
Jacek Zygmunt — President of the Board
Yuriy Bondar – Vice President of the Board
Oleksandr Kubrakov – Vice President of the Board
Mariusz Serwa – Vice President of the Board
