Dynamit Nobel Defence (DND) used its presence at SOFEX 2026 to present its range of shoulder-fired infantry weapon systems, along with the training technologies that support them.
The display centred on the family of recoilless grenade launchers (RGW), with particular focus on the 60 mm, 90 mm and 110 mm calibres. The company presented the family as a modular combat system, showing how a single weapon concept can be extended to cover different calibres and operational needs.
The heavy-calibre RGW 110 HH was given its own display stand, making it the most prominent system at the booth.
The 90 mm anti-structure (ASM) variant was shown in a horizontal position, alongside a selection of different warheads. The display also included inert training rounds, underlining that the system covers both live and training ammunition.
Several RGW launch tubes appeared in a vertical position, fitted with optical sights and smart fire-control electronics, pointing to the potential for integrating these weapons with aiming and fire-management technologies.
The company also showcased DynaSim, a portable laptop-based simulation and training unit mounted inside a hardened transit case. The system allows virtual weapon handling training, and its compact, easily transportable design suits training outside fixed facilities.
Overall, DND presented its shoulder-fired weapons as an integrated system combining multiple calibres, varied warheads, integration with fire-control systems, and comprehensive training support.
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