Kristjan Kamdron, CEO of MDSC Systems told the Estonian publication Tööstusuudised.ee that the company’s new plant, which has just received its operating permit, was built primarily to fulfill large-scale defense industry orders and increase the company’s production capacity. While MDSC Systems currently employs 65 people, at full capacity, the new production facility will allow the company to expand into an organization of up to 100 employees, according to Kamdron.
Referring to the seven-year framework agreement for mobile field hospitals concluded with the Estonian Centre for Defence Investments, with a total value of up to 150 million euros, Kamdron said that the framework agreement provides certainty and a foundation upon which to seek further developments and new markets. “This production facility was built precisely to fulfill such large contracts, so that we can grow and take them on,” he noted.
The company’s main markets in the defense sector are currently Scandinavia and the Baltic states, where its clients are primarily the armed forces; MDSC Systems also considers the Middle East to be promising. Rolling Unit’s standard products are almost entirely exported; for example, the company has supplied mobile solutions to the Uruguayan police and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. This year, the share of exports is expected to remain around 50 percent, and that share is expected to grow next year.
Read more: “MDSC Systemsi uus tehas keskendub kaitsevaldkonna tellimustele” (Tööstusuudised.ee, 7 May 2026)