Iraqi Military Industry| Entity | Location | Products |
|---|---|---|
| Al-Badr | al Yusufiyah | Aerial bombs, artillery pieces, and machine tool bits |
| Al Hiteen | Al Iskandariyah | Explosives, TNT, propellants, and vehicles |
| Al Naiman | Oqba | Cluster bombs |
| Al Qaqaa | Aerial bombs, TNT, and solid rocket propellants | |
| April 7 (Narawan Fuse) Factory | Proximity fuses for 155 mm and cluster munitions | |
| Base West World | Samawa | Major armor refitting center |
| Diglia | Zaafarniyah | Software, controllers, and plastic castings |
| Fallujah | Al Muthanna | HMX and RDX explosives |
| Mansour | Baghdad | Defense electronics |
| PCI | Ethylene oxide for fuel-air explosives | |
| Sa'ad 5 (Sa'ad Engineering Complex | 122mm howitzers, Ababil rockets, tank optics and mortar sights | |
| Sa'ad 13 | Salah al Din - Ad Dawr | Defense electronics, radars, and frequency-hopping radios |
| Sa'ad 21 | Mosul | Non-ferrous ammunition cases |
| Sa'ad 24 | Mosul | Gas masks |
| Sa'ad 38 | Fao | Aircraft assembly and manufacturing [under construction] |
| Sawary | Basra | Small naval boats |
| SEHEE heavy engineering complex | Al Dura | Artillery, vehicle parts, and cannon barrels |
| U/I | Al Amil | Liquid nitrogen production |
| U/I | Al Rabiyah | Precision machining |
| U/I | Al Taji | Wheeled APCs [East European license], armor, and artillery |
| U/I | Al-Amen | Tank assembly plant [under Polish and Czech licenses] |
| U/I | Fao | Cluster bombs and fuel-air explosives |