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NACE 30.40: Manufacture of military fighting vehicles

NACE Rev. 2.1 class. Replaces NACE Rev. 2 30.40. Closest ISIC Rev. 4: 3040.

NACE Rev. 2.1 class 30.40 is "Manufacture of military fighting vehicles". It sits in section C (MANUFACTURING), then division 30 (Manufacture of other transport equipment), then group 30.4 (Manufacture of military fighting vehicles). In the previous classification, NACE Rev. 2, the activity was covered by 30.40 (Manufacture of military fighting vehicles).

What the class includes

This class includes the manufacture of military fighting vehicles, whether or not fitted with weapons, and of parts of such vehicles, for example: - manufacture of tanks - manufacture of armoured combat vehicles for transporting persons - manufacture of armoured supply vehicles or armoured recovery vehicles with cranes - manufacture of armoured amphibious military vehicles - manufacture of remotely operated tanks - manufacture of armoured fighting vehicle bodies and parts thereof (e.g. armoured turrets, armoured doors and covers) - manufacture of armoured plates that are identifiable as parts of military fighting vehicles - manufacture of special tracks and special wheels, and drive wheels for armoured fighting vehicles

What it excludes

This class excludes: - manufacture of weapons and ammunition, see 25.30 - manufacture of passenger cars and trucks with light armour or with removable armour, see 29.10 - manufacture of military ships, see 30.13 - manufacture of drones for military purposes, see 30.32 - repair and maintenance of military fighting vehicles, see 33.18

Correspondence with NACE Rev. 2

NACE Rev. 2Label (Rev. 2)Also maps to
30.40Manufacture of military fighting vehicles1

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Official classification texts from EU Vocabularies (Publications Office of the European Union, CC BY 4.0), read on 2026-10-05. Correspondence tables link classes that cover the same activities; one old class can be split across several new ones, so check the notes before you convert a dataset. Information only.