Future Artillery returns to London on 18–20 May 2027, bringing together senior artillery commanders, NATO and allied forces, government representatives, and industry leaders to examine the future of fires in an increasingly contested battlespace.
As preparations for the 2027 conference continue, you can explore the 2026 agenda to gain insight into the calibre of speakers, operational priorities, and technical discussions that define the world's largest fires forum. From long-range precision fires and integrated fires to ammunition resilience, survivability, and multinational interoperability, the 2026 programme provides a valuable snapshot of the themes shaping modern artillery.
Download the 2026 agenda today and discover what to expect from Future Artillery, while the 2027 programme is being developed.
Strategic Context of Future Artillery is an exclusive extract from the Future Artillery Market Report 2026-2030: Selected Countries. This pull-out provides a focused overview of the strategic drivers shaping artillery modernisation across key markets, including capability priorities, procurement trajectories, operational lessons from recent conflicts, and the evolving role of long-range fires within multi-domain operations. It highlights how selected nations are aligning doctrine, investment, and industrial capacity to meet emerging threat environments and deliver scalable, interoperable artillery capabilities. For the full dataset, in-depth country analysis, budget forecasts, and programme breakdowns, readers are encouraged to consult the complete Future Artillery Market Report 2026-2030.
Future Artillery attracts the world's leading military commanders, procurement specialists, and industry pioneers to shape the future of artillery, firepower, and long-range fires. As the 2027 event takes shape, explore the 2026 attendee snapshot to see the senior military decision-makers, government representatives, and industry leaders who attended the previous edition, providing a benchmark for the high-level audience you can expect at Future Artillery 2027.