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Avon wins $26m Nato respirator, filter order

(Sharecast News) - Avon Technologies said it had won a $20.6m European order for respirators and filters through Nato's Support and Procurement Agency. The order will be delivered over fiscal 2026 and 2027, the company said on Thursday. The FM50 respirator and FM61EU filter, is designed to protect the wearer from chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear threats.

Avon's protection division was awarded the 10-year NSPA FM50 contract in 2020, enabling Nato nations and partners to purchase the respirator, filters and related accessories.

"This order further underpins the Group's expectations for FY2026 and beyond, in line with the guidance provided at the full year results in November 2025," Avon added in a statement.

Reporting by Frank Prenesti for Sharecast.com

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