The missile, announced in November 2025, is in the development and testing phase. According to the company, the initial demonstration is scheduled for May 2026 and the complete presentation of capabilities is due in late 2027.
The investment in the Sahara project amounted to over EUR1 million, according to the company, with an additional budget of around EUR2 million envisaged for the next phases. The money comes exclusively from the company’s own resources. “This year we want to attract investors, but it’s quite complicated”, stated Mihai Filip, the company’s CEO.
His declared objective for 2026 is a joint venture with an established arms producer, not necessarily a direct sale.
(English version by Catalina Apostoiu)