MBDA Enforcer missile proposed for European funding

I first read about the Enforcer a few years ago and it is one of a proposed family of weapons , but it must be made clear , that the version above is not an anti-tank weapon. I quote from an European Defence review article on the Enforcer from last OCT:
MBDA Germany Enforcer lightweight missile is ready for production and to generate new variants

The Enforcer is one of the few shoulder-launched missiles, as most use a bipod or tripod, its mass at launch being less than 7 kg and less than 1 metre long. It takes to the target a multi-effect warhead, developed by the Schrobenhausen-based TDW, an MBDA subsidiary, at over 2,000 metres, the Bundeswehr requirement being 1,800 metres. The warhead features an explosively-formed penetrator (EFP) element, to deal with light armoured vehicles, a forward fragmentation effect, and a side fragmentation effect provided by the warhead structure. The mode is selected by the operator prior to the launch according to the type of target, the fuse mode depending on the effect, three modes being available, point detonation, delayed or time for airburst effect. The Enforcer, in the available version that will be soon delivered to the Bundeswehr, is not an antitank weapon, the 90 mm calibre (in fact the missile diameter is 89 mm) warhead being designed for other types of targets. The operator can also select the sensor that will lock on the target and guide the missile towards it, two options being available, an imaging infra-red and a TV. Once selected the desired effect the gunner puts the crosshair on the target, selects the sensor to be used, locks the missile onto it and squeezes the trigger. He can then immediately change position as the Enforcer is a fire-and-forget weapon. The seeker correlates the image with that acquired initially, the contrast correlation tracker having a refresh rate of 25 frames per second, hence even if the light changes or the target moves under different conditions the tracker continues to guide the Enforcer missile towards the intended objective.

The Enforcer development story is however far from being concluded. For the time being the Enforcer-X is a concept, but the antitank version of the MBDA lightweight missile might become reality as soon as a launch customer will materialise. It will feature maximum commonality with the original missile, the main exception being the warhead, TDW providing a tandem shaped charge warhead purposely made to penetrate tank armour behind ERA. Due to the type of warhead the airburst mode will not be present, the other main feature being the availability of two attack modes, with a direct trajectory or with a lofted one, the latter allowing attacking the target from the top. This will lead to some changes in the missile programming and therefore in the menu available to the shooter, the system range remaining at 2 km.

A third evolution of the Enforcer is the Small AntiDrone Missile, SADM in short. A first impression of that version was shown at ILA 2022, a nine-missile launcher being installed on top a Boxer fitted with a Rheinmetall Skyranger 30 turret. This solution is proposed as the answer to Capability 1 ground based air defence needs, the one aiming at countering Class 1 UAS, that is unmanned airframes with a mass under 150 kg, which is currently not covered by existing systems in service with the German Armed Forces. Such a solution allows to select the effector according to the threat, with the SADM capable to cope with targets at distances over 2 km and under 5-6 km, while for shorter ranges the effector of choice is the 30 mm cannon.

It comes along the Akeron, Milan, Nlaw, Eryx tow, Hellfire, Spikes…
Well, it is good to have more modern equipments produced. But so many R&D dupplicate… Imagine just 2 teams doing it… we could have far larger stockpiles.