Germany is preparing to offer Greece the purchase of over 400 infantry fighting vehicles, including 205 new KF41 Lynx units and 200 used Marder 1A3 vehicles from surplus German army stock.
On 15 October, a delegation from Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) met with the Hellenic Navy Command in Greece to present its capabilities and proposals for building new submarines.
Italy and Greece have signed a preliminary agreement for the transfer of two Italian Navy vessels to the Hellenic Navy, with Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri acting as the industrial partner.
The upgraded F-16Vs are set to play a central role in the capability of Greek aviation, complementing recent deliveries of 24 Dassault Rafale F3R multirole fighters.
SK Group, a leading holding company known for driving innovation across multiple strategic industries, has acquired the remaining shares in ELVO, Greece's foremost manufacturer of specialised military and civilian vehicles.
During the Naval Week celebrations in Nafplio, Greek Defence Minister Nikos Dendias announced a comprehensive plan to modernise the Hellenic Navy’s submarine fleet.
French technology company Exail has been selected by Naval Group to supply navigation systems for the Hellenic Navy’s new Defence and Intervention (FDI) frigates.
On June 4, the Hellenic Ship (HS) FORMION, the third FDI frigate for the Hellenic Navy, was launched at Naval Group’s shipyard in Lorient, France.
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Armed with MBDA’s Aster anti-air and Exocet MM40 B3c anti-surface missiles, the RAM system, MU90 torpedoes, and a 76mm gun, HS Kimon is built for high-intensity combat
Greek defence company EODH SA has announced the creation of EODH DYNAMICS, a wholly owned subsidiary specialising in the land defence sector.
The United States Department of Defense has announced the signing of a contract worth $17,2 million with Lockheed Martin.
Rheinmetall is presenting a wide array of advanced defence technologies at the DEFEA 2025 defence trade fair in Athens, taking place from 6 to 8 May.
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