AT-1K Raybolt (Hyeongung)

The AT-1K Raybolt, known domestically as Hyeongung, is a South Korean portable anti-tank guided missile developed by the Agency for Defense Development with LIG Nex1 (now LIG Defense & Aerospace) supplying the missile and Hanwha the launcher, in mass production since 2017. Per Wikipedia's infobox, the missile weighs 13 kg (about 20 kg including the launch tube), reaches Mach 1.7, and has an observed range of 2,500 to 3,000 m, using infrared-guided fire-and-forget guidance with a tandem HEAT warhead rated to defeat 900 mm of rolled homogeneous armour behind explosive reactive armour. It can be fired by one soldier on foot or mounted on vehicles such as the K151C1 4x4 ATGM carrier and Hyundai Rotem's KW2 Scorpion anti-tank vehicle. Roughly 95 percent of its components are domestically sourced. It has seen combat use in the Yemeni Civil War and the Second Nagorno-Karabakh War, and is exported to Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Azerbaijan, with the Philippines and Indonesia reported as prospective customers.