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Home›Equipment & technology›Kongsberg nets €305 million deal to deliver NSMs to Spain
Equipment & technology

December 15, 2023 · about 2 years ago

Kongsberg nets €305 million deal to deliver NSMs to Spain

The Spanish Navy has awarded Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace a contract worth €305 million for the delivery of Naval Strike Missiles (NSM).

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Kongsberg nets €305 million deal to deliver NSMs to Spain
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The Spanish Navy has awarded Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace a contract worth €305 million for the delivery of Naval Strike Missiles (NSM).

The first ship class to be equipped with NSM is the F-110 class frigate, which is currently under construction by Navantia.

The missiles are intended to be deployed on the F-100 frigates during their Mid-Life Update, as well as on future ships.

The Spanish Navy, which selected NSM in 2022, is acquiring the missiles through the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA). This is the first missile contract for Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace to be handled by NSPA.

KONGSBERG will, in parallel, sign a cooperation agreement Directorate General for the Armament and Material (DiGAM) as a foundation to develop an industrial plan that will maximize Spanish industry cooperation and involvement.

This includes the possibility of becoming part of the global missile supply chain, and a proposal for the establishment of a full life cycle maintenance capacity for NSM at the Rota Naval Base, in coordination with local industry.

KONGSBERG expects that the contract will provide a regional foothold for their missile programs, and the parties hope that the contract involving the Spanish Navy, KONGSBERG and NSPA will contribute to further cooperation between all the NATO members that use NSM.

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