
Belgium, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Sweden, and Poland have signed a framework arrangement for setting the scope for naval mines cooperation (NMC).

Finnish company Marine Alutech Oy has been contracted to deliver a new generation of landing craft to the Royal Netherlands Marine Corps.

Rohde & Schwarz Australia and Austal Ships have entered into a definitive agreement for the delivery, installation, acceptance testing, and transition into service of Rohde & Schwarz’ NAVICS integrated communications systems for the first two Australian Border Force (ABF) evolved Cape-class patrol b

Louisiana-based boat builder Metal Shark and technology company HavocAI have entered into a strategic partnership to integrate Havoc’s collaborative autonomy platform across Metal Shark’s existing fleet of high-speed maneuverable unmanned surface vessels (HSMUSVs).

Tech company Sev1Tech has been awarded a $49 million contract under SeaPort NxG by the US Navy’s Naval Information Warfare Center Atlantic to provide full system lifecycle support, including cyber engineering, network operations, and security support services.

Japanese shipbuilder Kawasaki Heavy Industries (KHI) has held a ceremony marking the launch of the submarine Sougei, built for the Japan Ministry of Defense (MOD).

Denmark has announced a major boost to its Arctic capabilities under the Second Agreement on the Arctic and North Atlantic, investing in new vessels, drones, and maritime patrol aircraft.

The Tonga Royal Navy has commissioned the newest landing craft VOEA Late in a ceremony held at the Masefield Naval Base.

Raytheon, a business unit of RTX Corporation, has launched the initial production of its new SharpSight multi-domain surveillance radar.

Seaspan Vancouver Shipyards (Seaspan) has awarded a contract to Elomatic Consulting to provide engineering and design support services for the Canadian Coast Guard’s polar icebreaker.

Swedish defense company Saab has received a new order from the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) to complete the final phase of production and provide additional materials and services for the two Blekinge-class (A26) submarines currently under construction.

Royal Navy’s HMS Agamemnon, the sixth Astute-class submarine, is another step closer to joining the UK’s in-service submarine fleet, following the completion of its first dive.

Four of the Royal Navy’s P2000 fast patrol boats – HMS Pursuer, Express, Puncher and Dasher – have completed joint exercises with the Estonian Navy in the Gulf of Finland.

France’s Merre Shipyard has launched Yucca, the fourth diving support boat (Navire de Soutien à la Plongée – NSP) in a series of eight ordered by the French defence procurement agency (DGA).