RENK America LLC is a leading global supplier of mission-critical mobility solutions for military combat vehicles and naval platforms, delivering battle-tested engines, transmissions, and suspension systems that power U.S. and allied forces worldwide. Headquartered in Muskegon, Michigan, and part of the publicly traded RENK Group AG in Germany, the company plays a vital role in defense ecosystems across NATO – with its technologies supporting approximately 75% of tracked military vehicles and nearly all NATO naval vessels. From the Bradley Fighting Vehicle to the Arleigh Burke-class destroyer, RENK systems are recognized for their reliability, precision, and performance in the most demanding operational environments.
With decades of engineering expertise and a strong commitment to supporting service members, RENK America develops and manufactures critical drivetrain and propulsion solutions that directly contribute to operational effectiveness and soldier safety. The company’s portfolio spans advanced transmissions, high-performance engines such as the AVDS-1790 series, hybrid drivetrain technologies, and suspension systems designed to withstand extreme conditions. Its close collaboration with the U.S. Army and international partners ensures continuous innovation aligned with real-world mission requirements.
“Joining USUBC reflects our commitment to strengthening partnerships that enhance collective security and defense capabilities,” said Robert Palmer, Vice President of Washington Operations at RENK America LLC. “We see meaningful opportunities to contribute our expertise in mobility solutions to support Ukraine’s defense needs and long-term modernization efforts, while also deepening collaboration with U.S. and international stakeholders engaged in the region.”“RENK America brings unparalleled experience in delivering mission-critical systems that are already deeply integrated across NATO forces,” said Irina Paliashvili, President & CEO of USUBC. “Their membership strengthens our community of leading defense and industrial partners and underscores the growing importance of advanced mobility and propulsion technologies in supporting Ukraine’s security, resilience, and future recovery.”