Kongsberg Defence Australia has been selected for a significant export order for the manufacture and supply of Naval Strike Missile (NSM) Coastal Defence System (CDS) command and control consoles.
The NSM is an anti-ship missile with superior operational performance and high survivability against all enemy defence systems.
TT Electronics has announced a significant contract award from Kongsberg Defence and Aerospace, marking a continuation of their long-standing partnership.
Financial support from the Norwegian authorities and EU’s ASAP program contributes to Kongsberg investing in more than NOK 640 million to increase their missile production capacity.
The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) supports the Spanish Navy through a contract awarded to Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace for the delivery of Naval Strike Missiles (NSM).
The Spanish Navy has awarded Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace a contract worth EUR 305 million for the delivery of Naval Strike Missiles (NSM).
Naval Strike Missile Coastal Defence Systems will be delivered to Latvian National Armed Forces in 2027.
Australian Precision Technologies have announced they have received a contract from Kongsberg Defence Australia to manufacture precision-machined components for the Naval Strike Missile (NSM) launchers.
Navantia and Kongsberg will foster joint collaboration to integrate the NSM missiles in current and future surface combatants units.
Poland was the first nation to acquire the NSM CDS capability in 2008, and then with an additional squadron in 2014.
Senop has signed a contract with Kongsberg to supply integrated Fire Control Centers (FCC) to an international NSM CDS programme.
![Norway: decommissioned corvette hit by NSM missile during exercises [VIDEO]](https://defence-industry.eu/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Norway-decommissioned-corvette-hit-by-NSM-missile-during-exercises-VIDEO-300x200.jpg)
The Royal Norwegian Navy conducted a live fire exercise with NSM (Naval Strike Misile) anti-ship missile.
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