The postponement stems from unforeseen construction complexities that have forced a recalibration of the project timeline. While the delay hampers the immediate expansion of domestic fuel production capacity for long-range missiles, the company maintains that the extra time is necessary to ensure a more robust and efficient infrastructure. Terekh expressed confidence that the revised schedule will ultimately yield a stronger strategic foothold for the firm within the European defense sector.
Fire Point Delays Danish Rocket Fuel Plant to 2027
Ukrainian drone and missile manufacturer Fire Point has pushed the launch of its Danish rocket fuel facility back by one year. CEO Iryna Terekh confirmed on Wednesday that the site, initially slated for completion under an agreement announced in September 2025, will now commence operations in late 2027.





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