RADMOR

What RADMOR does

RADMOR S.A. is a Polish defense and civil communication equipment manufacturer headquartered in Gdynia, founded in 1947 and operating as a subsidiary of WB Electronics (WB Group), the largest private capital group in the Polish defense industry. The company employs approximately 400 people, with over 130 engineers in its R&D department, and operates from a 25,000+ m² facility that also supports an accredited testing laboratory, SMT/THT assembly line, and real estate rental business. RADMOR designs, manufactures, and supplies tactical radio communication systems primarily for the Polish Armed Forces and NATO allied militaries, with secondary offerings for civil emergency services and industrial customers such as airports, railways, refineries, and power plants.

The company's core technology is software-defined radio (SDR), with proprietary waveforms including NBWF (Narrow Band Waveform, STANAG 5630), ESSOR HDR, W2FH, and BMS-IP, developed in-house with deep involvement in the European ESSOR coalition waveforms program. Its military portfolio centers on the COMP@N family (handheld, vehicular, and manpack SDR radios), the COMP@N-Z secure system certified by NATO Communications and Information Agency for NATO Restricted information, RRC 9210/9310AP manpack/vehicular radios with fast frequency hopping and ECCM protection, Sentry-H HF SDR radios, and the PERAD wideband personal radio with a domestically-developed cryptographic module. Civilian offerings include TETRA and DMR digital communication systems plus Push-to-Talk over Cellular (PoC) radiotelephones. The product surface has been broadened in 2024-2026 to include unmanned systems (G@RDO, STORMRIDER, SK@RP) and a sovereign defense satellite program.

RADMOR generates revenue primarily through hardware sales of military radio systems under multi-year direct contracts with the Polish Ministry of National Defence (a 2016 framework contract was valued at 73 million PLN) and exports to 16 armed forces worldwide through NATO procurement channels. Secondary revenue streams include accredited EMC, environmental, and radiocommunication testing services, SMT/THT electronic assembly for external customers, and managed real estate services offering over 25,000 m² of office and warehouse space. R&D investment exceeds 20 million PLN annually (over 50 million PLN in 2018), supplemented by EU grant co-funding (8.25 million PLN in 2023 alone). Pricing is not publicly disclosed; the company operates via enterprise field sales to government defense ministries and direct partnerships with major European defense primes.

Name

RADMOR

Legal name

RADMOR S.A.

Website

https://radmor.com.pl

Company type

Private

Founded year

1947

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

101–250 employees

Short description

RADMOR S.A. is a Polish defense communication equipment manufacturer founded in 1947 and owned by WB Electronics (WB Group). It designs software-defined radios, tactical communications, and unmanned systems for the Polish Armed Forces, NATO allied militaries, and civil emergency services.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Defense Communications / Military Tactical Radio Systems

NAICS

Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing (334220), Satellite Telecommunications (51741)

SIC

Radio & Tv Broadcasting & Communications Equipment (3663), Communications Equipment, Nec (3669)

akta.pro primary industry

Defense Communications (Secure Radios, SATCOM Terminals, Crypto) (IMABAGAG)

akta.pro secondary industries

C4ISR Systems & Tactical Data Links (IMABAGAE), Military Aerospace Communications, Datalinks & Networking (IMABAMAK), Space-Based Defense Systems (SSA, Missile Warning, Protected SATCOM) (IMABAOAH)

Keywords

• Tactical radio communications
• Military radio systems
• Software defined radio
• Civilian radio systems
• Defense communications

Headquarters

HQ city

Gdynia

HQ country

Poland

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Military Radio Systems Sales: Sale of military tactical radios including COMP@N, 3501, RRC 9210/9310, Sentry-H families to armed forces. Includes vehicle-mounted, handheld, manpack, and vessel configurations.
2. Civil/Professional Radio Systems: TETRA and DMR digital communication systems for police, fire brigades, border guards, and industrial corporations (airports, railways, refineries, power plants). PoC (Push-to-Talk over Cellular) radios.
3. Testing Laboratory Services: Accredited laboratory providing EMC, environmental, mechanical, and radiocommunication testing services for external customers. Certified by PCA, MON, and PRS.
4. Electronic Assembly Services: SMT, THT assembly, prototype assembly, and testing services for external customers using modern MYDATA equipment.
5. Office and Warehouse Rental: Real estate rental services offering over 25,000 m² of office and warehouse space in Gdynia.

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels3 records

Core offering

RADMOR designs, manufactures, and supplies tactical Software-Defined Radio (SDR) communication systems for military and civil-security users. The military portfolio centers on the COMP@N family (handheld, vehicular, manpack) and the COMP@N-Z system certified for NATO Restricted classified information, complemented by 3501 series, RRC 9210/9310AP, Sentry-H HF, PERAD, and GUARANA tactical radios. Civilian offerings include TETRA and DMR digital communication systems plus PoC (Push-to-Talk over Cellular) radiotelephones for police, fire brigades, border guards, airports, railways, refineries, and power plants.

Product overview

RADMOR is a Polish defense communication company and part of WB Group, offering military and civilian radio communication systems. The military portfolio centers on the COMP@N family of SDR radios (handheld, vehicular) and the advanced COMP@N-Z certified system for NATO Restricted communications, complemented by legacy products like the 3501 series, RRC 9210/9310AP manpack/vehicular radios, Sentry-H HF SDR radios, and the new PERAD wideband personal radio. Civilian offerings include TETRA and DMR digital communication systems plus PoC radiotelephones. Products are offered as complete systems with supporting software including Radio Network Planning and Cryptographic Data Management systems.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• COMP@N SDR Radio Family Family of programmable handheld SDR devices supporting H07 and H09 waveforms with a 30-520 MHz frequency range and 5W output power, enabling software-level parameter modifications without physical hardware changes. Designed for company- and platoon-level tactical communications within the Polish Armed Forces and allied militaries.
• COMP@N-Z Secure Communication System Fully Polish-developed secure communication system approved by NATO Communications and Information Agency for processing NATO/EU Restricted classified information — the first Polish system on NATO's approved products list for secret information. Includes H09-Z/1 radio, mobile kit, Radio Network Planning System (SPSR), and Cryptographic Data Management and Generation System (SZGDK).
• R35010 Personal Radio Compact and lightweight personal radio for team and squad communication in small radio networks, operating in the 2405-2480 MHz ISM band using DSSS spread spectrum. Supports conference calls, wireless PTT, optional AES encryption, optional GPS receiver, and up to 64 different networks on the same frequency. Delivered to NATO ally naval forces.
• 3501 Handheld VHF Radio Handheld VHF radio designed for company and platoon-level use, featuring a rugged aluminum die-cast housing with IP-rated dust and water resistance plus shock and vibration resistance. Supports 10 programmable channels with NiMH or Li-Ion battery packs. Deployed in large numbers to the Polish Armed Forces, including 50 handheld 3501/8 units delivered to the 7th Pomeranian Territorial Defense Brigade in 2026.
• RRC 9210 Manpack Tactical Radio Software-defined manpack tactical radio with built-in IP module and GPS receiver, featuring fast frequency hopping (FFH), high-speed data transmission, and high EPM/ECCM protection. Supports up to 24 hours of battery operation with I-MUX mode for simultaneous voice and data transmission.
• RRC 9310AP F@stnet Vehicular Radio Vehicular tactical radio combining the RRC 9210 transceiver with the RRC 9500 power amplifier, featuring fast frequency hopping, built-in IP module, GPS, STANAG-compliant vocoders, and interoperability with the PR4G family and other CNR radios. Designed for vehicle platform integration.
• Sentry-H HF SDR Radio Family HF SDR radio family designed for base stations, vehicular, or manpack configurations. Features fast data transfer, digital voice, AES-256 encryption, frequency hopping (6/12/25 hops per second with GPS synchronization), and 3G ALE automatic link establishment per STANAG 4538.
• PERAD Wideband Personal Radio First Polish wideband personal radio with a domestically developed cryptographic module, developed under the TYTAN program for advanced individual soldier combat systems. Supports multi-user full conference mode, IP-based data transmission including video and photos, and voice communication. Certified for Restricted/NATO Restricted information.
• GUARANA Mobile Tactical Wireless Communication System Mobile tactical wireless communication system for command vehicles, developed as part of the national program for modern vehicular tactical radios for the Polish Armed Forces.
• TETRA Digital Communication System Digital TETRA communication system for non-military markets including police, fire brigades, border guards, and industrial corporations such as airports, railways, refineries, and heat and power plants.
• DMR Digital Communication System Digital DMR (Digital Mobile Radio) communication system for police, fire brigades, border guards, and industrial corporations.
• PoC (Push-to-Talk over Cellular) Radiotelephones (Viper II) Push-to-Talk over Cellular radiotelephones that operate via cellular network operators' infrastructure, enabling rapid and reliable communication without direct radio contact. Used by sanitary services and during COVID-19 contactless communication between hospital zones, among other civilian and industrial use cases.
• Accredited Testing Laboratory Services Accredited laboratory providing EMC, environmental, mechanical, and radiocommunication testing services for external customers. Certified by PCA (Polish Center for Accreditation), MON (Ministry of National Defence), and PRS (Polish Register of Ships).
• Electronic Assembly Services SMT, THT, prototype assembly, and testing services for external customers using modern MYDATA equipment.

Quantifiable outcome

• Radmor radios deployed in 16 armed forces worldwide
• +1 more outcomes

Named customers5 records

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration5 records

Feature6 records

Partnerships

Nine partnerships are on record, tiered core and important.

• Airbus Defence and SpacecoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 20 April 2026Partnership to develop Poland's sovereign geostationary defense telecommunications satellite for the Polish Ministry of Defence. Satellite will provide secure, cyber-secured communications with anti-jamming capabilities as part of EU's Readiness 2030 plan.
• Thales Alenia SpacecoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 20 April 2026Partnership to develop Poland's sovereign geostationary defense telecommunications satellite for the Polish Ministry of Defence. Satellite will provide secure, cyber-secured communications with anti-jamming capabilities as part of EU's Readiness 2030 plan.
• Polish Ministry of National DefencecoreOthers · 20 April 2026Primary government customer for defense telecommunications satellite program and ongoing radio system contracts.
• WB GroupcoreOthers · 20 April 2026Parent company since 2011. Largest private capital group in Polish defense industry. RADMOR is part of WB Group along with WB Electronics, Flytronic, MindMade, Arex, and others.
• WiRanimportantStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2025Cooperation agreement signed January 2025 for space sector projects. Both Gdańsk-based companies cooperating on satellite platform construction, sensor development, orbital platform operation software, and secure satellite-station communications.
• SpaceForestimportantStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2025Cooperation agreement for construction and development of satellite platforms, sensors, communication systems, and national cryptographic solutions. Part of Space Technology Center (CTK) for Polish space sovereignty.
• Thorium SpaceimportantStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 September 2024Cooperation agreement signed September 2024 for construction and development of various satellite platforms, sensors, software, cryptographic systems, and communication systems. Part of Space Technology Center (CTK) initiative for Polish space sovereignty.
• Politechnika Gdańska (Gdańsk University of Technology)importantImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner · 1 September 2024Cooperation agreement signed during MSPO 2024 by RADMOR, WB Electronics, Arex with university. Includes joint seminars, student recruitment, and collaborative R&D projects.
• Thales (formerly Thomson CSF)coreTechnology or Integration · 1 January 1996Long-standing partnership since 1996 when joint Radmor/Thales team won Polish military tactical communication contract. Joint development of PR4G radios and SDR waveforms. Continued cooperation in European ESSOR program for coalition waveforms.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves9 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• Hytera: Hytera is a global manufacturer of DMR and TETRA professional mobile radios serving police, fire, and industrial customers. RADMOR's civilian business directly overlaps with Hytera's portfolio in professional and emergency services communications.
• Thales: Thales is RADMOR's long-standing technology partner and direct competitor in tactical military radios and SDR waveforms (PR4G, ESSOR). Both target NATO and allied forces with secure, interoperable tactical communications, making Thales the closest functional comparable despite its broader portfolio.
• Rohde & Schwarz: Rohde & Schwarz supplies the SOVERON family of SDR tactical radios and is a key European competitor in NATO secure communications. The product portfolio, target customers (armed forces), and participation in European ESSOR waveform programs make it highly comparable to RADMOR.
• Elbit Systems: Elbit Systems' C4I and Cyber division produces tactical radio systems and SDR solutions for military customers globally. Its E-Lynx family competes with RADMOR's COMP@N series in NATO and EU markets, particularly for vehicular and dismounted soldier communications.
• L3Harris Technologies: L3Harris is a global leader in tactical military radios (Falcon series) and secure communications, directly competing with RADMOR in NATO and allied procurements for handheld, vehicular, and manpack SDR systems with similar waveform and crypto capabilities.
• Bittium: Bittium is a Finnish specialist in tactical SDR (Tough SDR) and secure communications, comparable in size and product mix to RADMOR. Both supply NATO militaries with software-defined handheld and vehicular radios and participate in European ESSOR waveform programs.

Broad incumbents

• Leonardo: Leonardo is a major European defense prime with a tactical communications portfolio (formerly Selex ES) covering military radios, C4I, and electronic warfare. It competes with RADMOR in NATO tenders and provides a broader, integrated defense-electronics offering.
• Motorola Solutions: Motorola Solutions is a broad incumbent in professional and mission-critical communications (TETRA, DMR, ASTRO), serving police, fire, border, and industrial customers worldwide. It overlaps with RADMOR's civil-side offerings but operates at much greater scale with a wider product portfolio.

Emerging players

• Rafael Advanced Defense Systems: Rafael's C4I division produces tactical communications and BNET SDR family. Comparable to RADMOR as a niche defense-electronics player focused on secure tactical networking, though Rafael is significantly larger and more diversified.
• Barrett Communications: Barrett Communications is an Australian manufacturer of HF and tactical radio systems, including the Sentry-H series overlap with RADMOR's HF Sentry-H product. Comparable as a smaller specialist competing in select NATO and allied markets.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Compliance7 records

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles8 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

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