The fourth and last of the Al Zubarah-class built by Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri has been delivered.
Severnaya Verf Shipyard, part of Russia’s United Shipbuilding Corporation, has delivered the fifth Project 20380 corvette to the Russian Navy.
The UK Government has awarded a £70 million contract for a shore-based test and integration facility equipped for Type 31 frigate program.
Fincantieri and ONEX Shipyards & Technologies Group have presented their common strategy if they received the contract for the program of the Hellenic Navy’s corvettes.
Naval Group has signed new contracts with five Hellenic companies, as part of its Hellenic Industrial Participation (HIP) plan related to the FDI HN (Hellenic Navy) frigates program.
The second ship in the second batch of German Navy K130 corvettes Emden was christened at Blohm+Voss’ shipyard on 4 May.
Defence company Saab has delivered the new platform for signal intelligence (SIGINT) and information gathering at sea, the ship HMS Artemis, to Sweden.
French shipbuilding company Piriou has launched the third and final offshore patrol vessel (OPV) built for the Navy of Senegal.
Russia’s shipbuilding company Admiralty Shipyards, a subsidiary of the United Shipbuilding Corporation, has launched the fifth Project 363.3 submarine, Mozhaisk, for the Russian Navy.
Royal Navy’s Type 45 destroyer HMS Dauntless has completed a set of rigorous tests after a major overhaul and is now ready for operation.
US-based company Safe Boats International has secured an additional contract to provide weapon systems for Ukraine Navy’s MK VI patrol ships.
After a 30-year career, the active life of the Royal Navy’s warship HMS Montrose came to an end on Monday in Portsmouth. Nearly 200 members of her ship’s company turned to face the vessel as the White Ensign was lowered on her flight deck and the frigate passed into history. “It’s been a truly speci
Turkish Navy has held a steel-cutting ceremony for the three new Istanbul-class frigates being built under the Milgem project.
French equipment provider Thales has revealed that surveillance radar which will be fitted on Royal Navy’s Type 31 frigates passed factory acceptance tests.
