Italian shipbuilding major Fincantieri has laid the keel for the first of two new FREMM EVO frigates to be built for the Italian Navy.
The Royal Navy’s hunter-killer submarine, HMS Astute, has arrived in Devonport, where it will be handed over to the team at Babcock for its multi-million-pound mid-life re-validation period (MLRP).
French Navy’s nuclear-powered attack submarine Tourville, the third in a series of six new Barracuda-class submarines, has entered into active service.
Swedish defense company Saab has received an order from the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration for 22 combat boats.
Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri has delivered the first of two multi-mission combat ships (MPCSs/PPA) to the Indonesian Navy.
The first of the two new Polish Navy’s signals intelligence ships (SIGINT) has been launched in Gdańsk, Poland.
Defence Equipment & Support (DE&S), a part of the UK’s Ministry of Defense, has completed the sale of three landing craft air cushion (light) (LCAC(L)) hovercraft and all associated spares to the Pakistan Navy.
German defense giant TKMS has signed a landmark €800 million contract with the Federal Office of Bundeswehr Equipment, Information Technology and In-Service Support (BAAINBw) to support the German Navy’s submarine fleet.
The Italian Navy has ordered two multi-purpose combat ships from domestic shipbuilding major Fincantieri.
Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace has entered into agreements with two major Ukrainian industry players to develop air defense missiles and unmanned surface vessels in the country.
As part of Spain’s ongoing defence modernisation efforts, the Ministry of Defense has signed the execution order with local shipbuilder Navantia for a new combat supply ship.
Norwegian shipyards Ulstein Group and Larsnes Mek Verksted have decided to work together to deliver 28 standard vessels for the Norwegian Navy.
Royal IHC and Naval Group have signed an agreement for the supply of key components for the new Orka-class submarines of the Royal Netherlands Navy.
HMS Venturer, the first of five new Type 31 frigates for the Royal Navy, has completed its first entry into the water.
