The new facility spans a 100,000-square-meter complex that now integrates six distinct units, ranging from raw material processing to advanced support for defense applications. This development follows the strategic roadmap unveiled by the company during its April 2025 Capital Markets Day in London, signaling a push to bolster both national sovereignty and the broader European defense industrial base.

Evangelos Mytilineos, Executive Chairman of METLEN, framed the investment as a necessity in an era of shifting global security. He emphasized that the hub is designed to function as more than a standard factory, acting instead as a cornerstone for Greece’s contribution to regional security. By leveraging 25 years of industrial experience, the company aims to provide the self-sufficiency required to navigate a volatile geopolitical environment where traditional security frameworks are being rapidly reconfigured.