Fonderies Militaires Nationales
| Trading name | FMN |
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| Native name | Fonderies Militaires Nationales |
| Type | Public company |
| Traded as | NAXSE: FMN |
| Industry | Defense, Metallurgy, Manufacturing |
| Predecessor(s) | Fonderies d'Alduria (1672 AN-1695 AN) |
| Founded | 1695 AN |
| Founder(s) | Jean-Michel Beaufort |
| Headquarters |
Punta Santiago,  Nouvelle Alexandrie |
| Number of locations | 7 major foundries across the Federation |
| Area served | Global, primarily Raspur Pact nations |
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| Revenue | NAX€ 2.7 billion (1739 AN) |
| Operating income | NAX€ 412 million (1739 AN) |
| Net income | NAX€ 286 million (1739 AN) |
| Total assets | NAX€ 4.3 billion (1739 AN) |
| Total equity | NAX€ 1.9 billion (1739 AN) |
| Owner(s) |
40% Federal Government of Nouvelle Alexandrie 60% Public shareholders |
| Employees | 8,400 (1739 AN) |
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| Website | www.fmn.nax |
Fonderies Militaires Nationales (FMN) is a New Alexandrian semi-public metallurgical company specializing in military and strategic castings, forgings, and specialized metal components. As one of the Federation's oldest defense industry suppliers, FMN maintains significant operations across multiple regions with its headquarters in Punta Santiago. The company holds a unique position in the national defense industrial base as a raw materials producer vital to the Federal Forces supply chain.
FMN's primary operations include the production of specialized metal components for naval vessels, artillery systems, armored vehicles, and critical infrastructure. The company is known for its proprietary alloy formulations, particularly its "Bouclier" series of armor plate materials used in the AFV4 Bastiat, the MBT-3 Sovereign, and the MBT-2 Victor II tanks. With a 40% government ownership stake, FMN operates as a strategic asset in the Federation's defense industrial policy while maintaining commercial operations with private sector discipline.
