 Australia
Ordered unknown number of Spike-LR II missiles in 2018, for use on Boxer IFV.

 Azerbaijan
Total 350 Spike-LR and 250 Spike-NLOS missiles, some of which are mounted on the Plasan Sand Cat.

 Belgium
240 Spike-MR/LR missiles ordered in 2013, delivery completed in 2015.

 Brazil
The Brazilian Navy has selected  Spike-ER missile to equip Westland Super Lynx helicopters.

 Canada
Spike-LR missiles since 2016.

 Chile
Total 2,200 Spike-MR/LR missiles, for use on modernised Marder IFVs.

 Colombia
Total 85 Spike-LR/ER and 110 Spike-NLOS missiles.
The Colombian National Army Aviation's fleet of Sikorsky AH-60L Arpía IV-series helicopters are armed with three variants of the Spike: the ER, LR and NLOS.

 Croatia
Croatia has ordered 16 Spike LR launchers for its Patria AMV armored vehicles.
However this is initial order, talks of 128 additional launchers for 20 brand new Patria IFVs and 84 Bradley M2 ODS IFVs that are about to join Croatian Army in 2020–2023.
No indication if Croatia will purchase Spike MR or SR for its infantry formations.
Croatia ordered 200 Spike LR missiles initially for $1.25 million.

 Czech Republic
Total 500 Spike-LR missiles, for use on KBVP IFVs.

 Ecuador
Total 244 missiles, delivered October 2009.

 Finland
Total 900 missiles, breakdown being 300 Spike-MR, 200 Spike-LR with the remaining 400 being Spike-ER.
100 MR (Panssarintorjuntaohjusjärjestelmä 2000) launchers plus an option for 70 more, and 18 ER (Rannikko-ohjus 2006) launchers for coastal anti-ship use.
Also Spike-LR missiles as a newer purchase.

 Germany
Total 6,000 Spike-LR missiles, 311 LR launchers on Puma IFVs, over 214 launchers for the infantry, also planned to be used on Wiesel AWCs 
 India
Defense News reported that the Indian Army wanted to order Spike missiles and peripheral equipment in a $1 billion deal.
Indian Ministry of Defence officials told the magazine that the order is for 321 launchers, 8,356 missiles, 15 training simulators, and peripheral equipment.
In October 2014, India chose to buy the Spike over the U.S. Javelin.
India's state-owned Bharat Dynamics Limited will be the systems integrator for the missiles with major work share for manufacture to be handled by Bharat Dynamics and Kalyani Group.
On 20 November 2017, it was announced that the deal was cancelled due to lack of transfer of technology.
 The DRDO has been instructed to produce an indigenous missile.
However, Indian media sources have reported that the contract will proceed as part of a restructured government to government agreement.
In April 2019, following the 2019 border skirmishes with Pakistan, the Indian Army approved an emergency purchase of 240 Spike MR missiles and 12 launchers to meet immediate requirements, which were inducted into service in early October 2019.

 Israel
The Spike NLOS (Tammuz) was introduced into service in the early 1980s.

In 1997, the Spike MR (Gil), LR (Gomed), ER (Perakh Bar) with associated launchers entered service.

 Italy
Total 1,490 Spike-LR and 750 Spike-ER missiles (with associated launchers and training systems), Spike-LR are for use on Dardo IFV, Freccia IFV and VTLM Lince while Spike-ER are for use by AH-129 Mangusta attack helicopters.

 Latvia
Total 12 Spike-LR.
Additional order in February 2018.

 Lithuania
Total 1,000 Spike-LR missiles on order, for use on Boxer armored vehicles.

 Netherlands
Total 2,400+ Spike-MR missiles (including 297 launchers and associated training systems) ordered in 2001, deliveries began in 2006 and was completed by 2011.
A total of 237 launchers and 1,974 missiles was assigned to the Royal Netherlands Army, while the remaining 60 launchers and 459 missiles was assigned to the Royal Netherlands Marine Corps.
The first weapon was actually issued in 2004 to the Regiment van Heutsz.

 Peru
Total 516 Spike-LR and 175 Spike-ER missiles (including 48 launchers).

 Philippines
Total 100 Spike-ER missiles ordered in 2016 with deliveries completed in 2018, for use onboard Philippine Navy's Multi-purpose Attack Craft Mk.
3.
Spike-NLOS ordered for Philippine Navy AW159 Wildcat helicopters.

 Poland
Total
 Australia
Ordered unknown number of Spike-LR II missiles in 2018, for use on Boxer IFV.
 Azerbaijan
Total 350 Spike-LR and 250 Spike-NLOS missiles, some of which are mounted on the Plasan Sand Cat.
 Belgium
240 Spike-MR/LR missiles ordered in 2013, delivery completed in 2015.
 Brazil
The Brazilian Navy has selected  Spike-ER missile to equip Westland Super Lynx helicopters.
 Canada
Spike-LR missiles since 2016.
 Chile
Total 2,200 Spike-MR/LR missiles, for use on modernised Marder IFVs.
 Colombia
Total 85 Spike-LR/ER and 110 Spike-NLOS missiles. The Colombian National Army Aviation's fleet of Sikorsky AH-60L Arpía IV-series helicopters are armed with three variants of the Spike: the ER, LR and NLOS.
 Croatia
Croatia has ordered 16 Spike LR launchers for its Patria AMV armored vehicles. However this is initial order, talks of 128 additional launchers for 20 brand new Patria IFVs and 84 Bradley M2 ODS IFVs that are about to join Croatian Army in 2020–2023. No indication if Croatia will purchase Spike MR or SR for its infantry formations. Croatia ordered 200 Spike LR missiles initially for $1.25 million. 
 Czech Republic
Total 500 Spike-LR missiles, for use on KBVP IFVs.
 Ecuador
Total 244 missiles, delivered October 2009.
 Finland
Total 900 missiles, breakdown being 300 Spike-MR, 200 Spike-LR with the remaining 400 being Spike-ER. 100 MR (Panssarintorjuntaohjusjärjestelmä 2000) launchers plus an option for 70 more, and 18 ER (Rannikko-ohjus 2006) launchers for coastal anti-ship use. Also Spike-LR missiles as a newer purchase.
 Germany
Total 6,000 Spike-LR missiles, 311 LR launchers on Puma IFVs, over 214 launchers for the infantry, also planned to be used on Wiesel AWCs 
 India
Defense News reported that the Indian Army wanted to order Spike missiles and peripheral equipment in a $1 billion deal. Indian Ministry of Defence officials told the magazine that the order is for 321 launchers, 8,356 missiles, 15 training simulators, and peripheral equipment. In October 2014, India chose to buy the Spike over the U.S. Javelin. India's state-owned Bharat Dynamics Limited will be the systems integrator for the missiles with major work share for manufacture to be handled by Bharat Dynamics and Kalyani Group. On 20 November 2017, it was announced that the deal was cancelled due to lack of transfer of technology.  The DRDO has been instructed to produce an indigenous missile. However, Indian media sources have reported that the contract will proceed as part of a restructured government to government agreement. In April 2019, following the 2019 border skirmishes with Pakistan, the Indian Army approved an emergency purchase of 240 Spike MR missiles and 12 launchers to meet immediate requirements, which were inducted into service in early October 2019.
 Israel
The Spike NLOS (Tammuz) was introduced into service in the early 1980s.
In 1997, the Spike MR (Gil), LR (Gomed), ER (Perakh Bar) with associated launchers entered service.
 Italy
Total 1,490 Spike-LR and 750 Spike-ER missiles (with associated launchers and training systems), Spike-LR are for use on Dardo IFV, Freccia IFV and VTLM Lince while Spike-ER are for use by AH-129 Mangusta attack helicopters.
 Latvia
Total 12 Spike-LR. Additional order in February 2018.
 Lithuania
Total 1,000 Spike-LR missiles on order, for use on Boxer armored vehicles.
 Netherlands
Total 2,400+ Spike-MR missiles (including 297 launchers and associated training systems) ordered in 2001, deliveries began in 2006 and was completed by 2011. A total of 237 launchers and 1,974 missiles was assigned to the Royal Netherlands Army, while the remaining 60 launchers and 459 missiles was assigned to the Royal Netherlands Marine Corps. The first weapon was actually issued in 2004 to the Regiment van Heutsz.
 Peru
Total 516 Spike-LR and 175 Spike-ER missiles (including 48 launchers).
 Philippines
Total 100 Spike-ER missiles ordered in 2016 with deliveries completed in 2018, for use onboard Philippine Navy's Multi-purpose Attack Craft Mk. 3. Spike-NLOS ordered for Philippine Navy AW159 Wildcat helicopters.
 Poland
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