Over 1.25 million ballistic helmets sold

GALVION is celebrating the success of its Batlskin head systems across NATO and allied nations with over 1.25 million helmets having been ordered in the last 10 years. Within that number, to date, over 150,000 Caiman helmets have been shipped under the long-term NATO framework contract, establishing its flagship Caiman helmet as the head system of choice for key European NATO members. This announcement comes in advance MSPO taking place in Poland, 2-5 September (booth 1-D02) and DSEI taking place in London, 9-12 September (booth N2-420).

This achievement reflects ongoing global demand for GALVION’s integrated helmet systems and adds to a series of contract successes. Notable recent awards include the US Marine Corps Integrated Helmet System (IHS) contract, built on GALVION’s Hellbender platform, follow-on orders for the Caiman helmet under Canada’s DICE program, and a federal agency contract for the Hellbender FE variant. As part of GALVION’s long-term NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) framework agreement, over 150,000 Caiman helmets have been shipped to Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Poland. GALVION continues to fulfil orders under this framework, with additional orders anticipated before the end of the year. The company also supports ongoing programs for military and security forces in the United Kingdom, Denmark, the Netherlands, Germany, and multiple Middle Eastern countries, among others. Orders from new, currently undisclosed customers are also underway.

To support both immediate delivery and long-term sustainment, GALVION’s European production hub in Gdańsk, Poland has been fully operational since April 2025. North American production remains centred at GALVION’s Vermont manufacturing facility, ensuring continued responsiveness to domestic program requirements.