Norway signs contract with TKMS for two more 212CD submarines, total German-Norwegian order reaches twelve
Norway has signed a contract with TKMS for two additional Class 212CD submarines, increasing its planned fleet from four to six boats.
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Canada: TKMS and Marmen sign teaming agreement to support 212CD submarine production
TKMS and Marmen have signed a strategic Teaming Agreement to collaborate on the production of major submarine workshare for the Royal Canadian Navy.
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Kongsberg secures NOK 3.5 billion contract to supply ORCCA combat systems for 212CD submarines
Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace has signed a contract to deliver ORCCA combat system elements to six 212CD submarines, four for the German Navy and two for Norway.
Norway to acquire two additional German submarines amid heightened security concerns today
Norway will acquire two additional submarines from Germany’s TKMS, the Defence Ministry confirmed on Friday, lifting the total order to six vessels and pushing project costs close to 100 billion crowns.
tkMS pitches 212CD submarine for Royal Canadian Navy and opens office in Ottawa
thyssenkrupp Marine Systems has opened a representative office in Ottawa to deepen cooperation with Canadian stakeholders and reinforce its local footprint.
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thyssenkrupp Marine Systems secures record expansion of 212CD submarine programme
German government orders four more submarines of the Type 212CD for the German Navy.
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tkMS: design phase of 212CD class submarines successfully completed
tkMS: the design phase for the six Type 212CD submarines has been successfully concluded on schedule with the “Critical Design Review” (CDR).
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tkMS celebrates start of production for the world’s most modern conventional submarines
thyssenkrupp Marine Systems started production in Kiel of the world’s most advanced conventional submarines, the Type 212CD.
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Norway: Defence Chief recommends to order additional submarines
The Norwegian Chief Defence, general Eirik Kristoffersen, has advised the Norwegian Armed Forces to procure additional submarines.
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