Manufacturer catalog

PRETIS d.d.

PRETIS d.d. is a Bosnian ammunition manufacturer in Vogošća, near Sarajevo, focused on large-caliber mortar, artillery, tank, rocket, and air-bomb ammunition. The company describes its current production and future production as controlled under ISO quality-assurance standards and built to applicable NATO MIL standards and specifications.

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PRETIS traces its industrial history to a state factory founded before the Second World War and reestablished in 1948 after wartime destruction. Its official history states that the 1948-1992 product program covered artillery ammunition, mortar ammunition, tank ammunition, rockets, and air bombs, with large-caliber artillery-ammunition production reaching about 1,000,000 units per year when the plant employed about 5,000 people.

After the 1992-1995 war again destroyed the factory, PRETIS rebuilt production lines and imported new production equipment. The company describes continued investment during 2010-2016 to raise production capacity, and lists a current capacity band of roughly 300,000-500,000 pieces per year depending on product type.

Large-caliber mortar ammunitionArtillery ammunitionTank ammunitionRocket ammunitionAir bombs

Notable Systems

120 mm HE mortar bomb M62P3, 120 mm high-explosive mortar bomb, Munitions

120 mm HE mortar bomb M62P3

120 mm high-explosive mortar bomb

A 120 mm high-explosive mortar bomb listed in PRETIS mortar-ammunition material and already represented in the catalog as a PRETIS-connected munition.

Sources: PRETIS Mortar Ammunition, UnisGroup HE 120mm M62P3
120 mm HE mortar bomb M15 LR, 120 mm long-range high-explosive mortar bomb, Munitions

120 mm HE mortar bomb M15 LR

120 mm long-range high-explosive mortar bomb

A long-range 120 mm high-explosive mortar bomb listed by PRETIS and published by UnisGroup with technical data including length, weight, pressure, muzzle velocity, and range.

Sources: PRETIS Mortar Ammunition, UnisGroup HE 120mm M15 LR

Manufacturer History

  1. State factory founded

    PRETIS states that the original state factory was founded in 1936, before later wartime destruction and postwar reestablishment.

    Sources: PRETIS About

  2. Factory reestablished after the Second World War

    PRETIS says the factory was rebuilt and reestablished in 1948 with support from engineers who preserved technical and technological knowledge.

    Sources: PRETIS About

  3. Postwar reconstruction and production-line renewal

    After the 1992-1995 war, PRETIS retained personnel, reconstructed the factory, rearranged production lines, and imported new production equipment.

    Sources: PRETIS About

  4. Public profile records large-employer status

    CompanyWall lists PRETIS as active, classifies it as a large company, reports 515 employees, and identifies arms and ammunition manufacturing as its registered activity.

    Sources: CompanyWall PRETIS

Website links
Official websiteOfficial about pageSarajevo Stock Exchange issuer profile

Public sources use both 1936 and 1948 as PRETIS founding references. The company history treats 1936 as the original state-factory founding and 1948 as post-Second World War reestablishment; UnisGroup summarizes the factory as founded in 1948.

Manufacturer Sources

  • PRETIS Official WebsitePublisher: PRETIS d.d. | Note: Supports the official website, headquarters contact details, product-category navigation, quality-standards statement, and official logo image. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • PRETIS AboutPublisher: PRETIS d.d. | Note: Supports the company history, 1936 founding reference, 1948 reestablishment, postwar reconstruction, capacity band, employment context, and ISO/NATO standards claims. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • PRETIS Mortar AmmunitionPublisher: PRETIS d.d. | Note: Supports PRETIS mortar-ammunition product listings including 120 mm HE M62 P3 and 120 mm HE M15 LR mortar bombs. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • UnisGroup Large Caliber AmmunitionPublisher: UnisGroup | Note: Supports PRETIS as a Vogošća factory founded in 1948 and summarizes its defense and commercial production scope. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • UnisGroup HE 120mm M62P3Publisher: UnisGroup | Note: Supports the HE 120mm M62P3 product name and product data used for the connected catalog notable system. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • UnisGroup HE 120mm M15 LRPublisher: UnisGroup | Note: Supports the HE 120mm M15 LR product name, technical data, and product image used for the connected catalog notable system. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • BHEPA IDEF 2025 Defence Industry CataloguePublisher: Foreign Trade Chamber of Bosnia and Herzegovina / BHEPA | Note: Supports PRETIS contact data, personnel count in the official export-promotion catalogue, and current product groupings for mortar, artillery, tank, and rocket ammunition. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • CompanyWall PRETISPublisher: CompanyWall | Note: Supports legal name, activity classification, active status, registration date, ownership percentages, employee count, and address details. | Accessed: 2026-07-11

Produced weapons

Category

Munitions

Standalone missiles, bombs, rockets, torpedoes, and guided or unguided explosive payloads.

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120 mm HE mortar bomb M62P3, 120 mm high-explosive mortar bomb, Munitions2014 Russia-Ukraine War, 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict120 mm HE mortar bomb M62P3120 mm high-explosive mortar bombBuilt in: Bosnia and HerzegovinaThe 120 mm HE mortar bomb M62P3 is a Yugoslav-pattern high-explosive mortar round now marketed by Balkan ammunition producers including ITC Ltd. Zenica and UnisGroup. Official product pages list a 613 mm fuze-equipped length, 12.6 kg maximum mass, and 300-6464 m range band, while conflict reporting has identified exact M62P3-marked rounds in Ukraine and captured stocks from Nagorno-Karabakh.