Manufacturer catalog

Sloboda Cacak

Sloboda Cacak is a Serbian state-controlled ammunition manufacturer based in Cacak. The company describes itself as part of the Defence Industry of the Republic of Serbia and says its production program covers medium- and large-caliber ammunition from 20 mm to 155 mm, including aircraft, anti-aircraft, tank, artillery, grenade, signal, smoke, rifle-grenade, and hand anti-tank rocket products. Cataloged Sloboda systems on this site center on Yugoslav-origin shoulder-fired rocket weapons that remain visible in Serbian export and production catalogs.

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Sloboda's public materials present the company as an export-oriented ammunition producer with multiple production facilities, ammunition test capability, metrology and materials-testing laboratories, and a product range that spans gun ammunition, artillery and tank rounds, fuzes, primers, rifle grenades, hand grenades, smoke munitions, and unguided rocket weapons. Its 2026 official catalog lists the 64 mm RBR M80, 90 mm RBR M79A, and 120 mm RBR M91 hand-held rocket launchers alongside a much larger ammunition portfolio.

The company traces its industrial base to Cacak, where its only production facility is reported to be located. Current public reporting describes Sloboda as state-controlled, with the Republic of Serbia holding a majority stake, and places the factory among Serbia's major defense-industrial ammunition producers. Sloboda's site gives its address at Ratka Mitrovića bb, 32000 Cacak, and maintains a Belgrade representative office for external contact.

medium- and large-caliber ammunitionaircraft and anti-aircraft ammunitiontank and artillery ammunitionrifle grenades and hand grenadeshand anti-tank unguided rockets

Notable Systems

M80 Zolja, Disposable 64 mm anti-tank rocket launcher, Infantry Weapons

M80 Zolja

Disposable 64 mm anti-tank rocket launcher

A 64 mm disposable hand-held rocket launcher listed in Sloboda's official catalog as the RBR M80 rocket weapon and already represented by a published weapon record.

Sources: Sloboda Product Catalog
M79 Osa, Reusable 90 mm anti-tank rocket launcher, Infantry Weapons

M79 Osa

Reusable 90 mm anti-tank rocket launcher

A reusable 90 mm hand-held rocket launcher listed in Sloboda's official catalog as the RBR M79A, with catalog specifications for HEAT warhead type, effective range, and armor penetration.

Sources: Sloboda Product Catalog

Manufacturer History

  1. Cacak ammunition manufacturer founded

    SeeNews reports that Sloboda was founded in 1948 in Cacak, the central Serbian city where its production facility is located.

    Sources: SeeNews Sloboda debt conversion

  2. Ammunition-depot explosions reported at Cacak plant

    Associated Press reported a series of explosions at a Sloboda ammunition depot in Cacak, described Sloboda as Serbia's biggest munitions factory, and noted the plant's earlier targeting during the 1999 NATO bombing campaign.

    Sources: AP Sloboda factory explosions

  3. Official catalog lists rocket weapons and broad ammunition range

    Sloboda's downloadable 2026 catalog lists ammunition from 20 mm through 155 mm and includes the RBR M80, RBR M79A, and RBR M91 hand-held rocket launchers in its rocket-products section.

    Sources: Sloboda Product Catalog

  4. State-controlled ownership reported after share issue

    SeeNews reported that Serbia's Central Securities Depository registered a new Sloboda share issue and that the Republic of Serbia owned 58% of the company's shares as of that notice.

    Sources: SeeNews Sloboda debt conversion

Website links
Official websiteAbout SlobodaOfficial product catalogContact page

Official Sloboda materials emphasize current production range and export capacity; independent financial and incident reporting is used for ownership, founding, and plant-history context. Weapon employment claims remain on weapon records rather than this manufacturer page.

Manufacturer Sources

  • Sloboda About UsPublisher: Sloboda AD Cacak | Note: Supports Sloboda's public description as part of Serbia's defense industry, majority-owned by the Republic of Serbia, export-oriented, employing around 2,400 people, and producing medium- and large-caliber ammunition plus hand anti-tank unguided rockets. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • Sloboda ContactPublisher: Sloboda AD Cacak | Note: Supports the official Cacak address and Belgrade representative-office contact context. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • Sloboda Product CatalogPublisher: Sloboda AD Cacak | Note: Supports Sloboda's product range and the catalog listings for the RBR M80, RBR M79A, and RBR M91 hand-held rocket launchers. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • AP Sloboda factory explosionsPublisher: Associated Press | Note: Supports external reporting on the June 2021 Cacak ammunition-depot explosions and AP's description of Sloboda as Serbia's biggest munitions factory. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • SeeNews Sloboda debt conversionPublisher: SeeNews | Note: Supports founded year, Cacak production-site context, medium- and large-caliber ammunition focus, 2024 financial figures, and the February 2026 Republic of Serbia majority shareholding report. | Accessed: 2026-07-11

Produced weapons

Category

Infantry Weapons

Portable weapons used by soldiers and small units.

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M80 Zolja, Disposable 64 mm anti-tank rocket launcher, Infantry Weapons2014 Russia-Ukraine War, 2001 Insurgency in Macedonia +1 moreM80 ZoljaDisposable 64 mm anti-tank rocket launcherBuilt in: Yugoslavia / Serbia / North MacedoniaThe M80 Zolja is a Yugoslav-origin, single-shot 64 mm shoulder-fired anti-tank rocket launcher built around a disposable tube and HEAT rocket. Official Serbian export material presents the RBR M80 as a light infantry weapon for close-range engagements against armored vehicles and fortified positions, while conflict reporting documents Zolja-type weapons in the 2001 Insurgency in Macedonia, Boko Haram materiel evidence, and North Macedonian transfers to Ukraine.
M79 Osa, Reusable 90 mm anti-tank rocket launcher, Infantry Weapons1991 Somali Civil War, 2011 Syrian Civil War +2 moreM79 OsaReusable 90 mm anti-tank rocket launcherBuilt in: Yugoslavia / SerbiaThe M79 Osa is a Yugoslav-designed, reusable 90 mm shoulder-fired anti-tank rocket launcher built around unguided HEAT rockets, a detachable rocket container, and optical sighting. Direct conflict-use evidence includes Free Syrian Army firing in Damascus, Islamic State-associated M79 Osa rockets and launchers in Syria and Iraq, and a Somali security-force seizure in Puntland; source-backed family context also covers the RL90 M95, OSA 2, and thermobaric rocket payload.