Leading demining machine manufacturers DOK-ING and GCS have increased the number of machines operating in Ukrainian fields and expanded their capacity for maintenance and repair. Their demining vehicles are used by specialists from the State Emergency Service (DSNS), the State Service for Special Transport (DSST), the National Police, the Armed Forces of Ukraine, as well as international NGOs FSD and NPA.
By the end of the year, the number of remotely operated demining machines from these two companies reached 135 units, accounting for 45% of all such specialized equipment operating in Ukraine. This includes 76 GCS-200 and GCS-100 machines and 69 DOK-ING MV-10 and DOK-ING MV-4 machines.
Both companies are expanding their repair and maintenance capabilities. In 2025, GCS opened its service center in Kyiv, accelerating the repair and restoration of machines, and conducted over a hundred field missions directly on site.
DOK-ING, together with local partner A3-Tech, achieved 30% local production, expanding local manufacturing of spare parts, repair, and machine assembly. Ukrainian and Croatian specialists conducted a unique, record-time restoration in the fall of a DOK-ING MV-10 machine damaged by the Russian Lancet drone.
Both companies aim to increase localization this year. DOK-ING plans to raise local production from 30% to 50%, while GCS seeks to develop partnerships with Ukrainian manufacturers, recognizing that the culture of producing complex high-tech machinery is critically important for Ukraine today.
