Kongsberg has secured a NOK 1.1 billion contract from General Dynamics Land Systems–Canada to supply additional Protector RS4 Remote Weapon Systems for the Canadian Army.
Germany, Norway and Canada have begun joint planning for the 212CD submarine programme with TKMS, opening the operational phase of their multinational cooperation.
For MQ-9B, the missile integration would expand the aircraft’s mission set beyond surveillance and multi-domain operations.
TKMS is putting industrial cooperation at the centre of its Canadian Patrol Submarine Project offer.
Eirik Lie, President and CEO of Kongsberg, said: “Strong demand for Kongsberg’s technology and solutions, combined with good progress in key projects, contributed to a strong second quarter."
Kongsberg has signed a contract to deliver additional Joint Strike Missiles to the U.S. Air Force, the Norwegian defense company said in a statement.
Kongsberg and Oceaneering International have been selected by the U.S. Department of War’s Defense Innovation Unit to support the Combat Autonomous Maritime Platform program.
Kongsberg Gruppen, Kongsberg Maritime and the British Columbia Institute of Technology will establish a Marine Innovation Simulation Centre of Excellence in British Columbia under a CAD 76.5 million investment.
Belgium plans to acquire the NASAMS air defence system to protect its population and critical infrastructure from aerial threats.
Kongsberg said Canada has become the sixth country to select the Joint Strike Missile, following a NOK 4.7 billion contract announced by the Norwegian defence company on 30 June.
The partnership is intended to support joint technological solutions that strengthen the security of Ukraine and Europe.
Norwegian company Kongsberg announced on 30 June that it had signed a contract with an undisclosed country for the delivery of JSM guided anti-ship missiles.
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