Chemring Nobel and Norwegian government to study new explosives production facility
Chemring Nobel has announced the launch of a feasibility study to explore the development of a new production facility for military explosives in Norway.
Chemring Nobel has announced the launch of a feasibility study to explore the development of a new production facility for military explosives in Norway.
The Norwegian government has unveiled a significant investment of NOK 967 million to enhance the country's defence industry, aiming to expand its production capacity to meet increasing demand for military equipment.
The contract is worth about NOK 436 million and the scope of work includes upgrades to software and hardware […]
tkMS: the design phase for the six Type 212CD submarines has been successfully concluded on schedule with the “Critical Design Review” (CDR).
Finnish defence company Patria will participate in the Nordic Defence Industry Seminar 2024 conference and exhibition, taking place from 17th to 19th September at Sundvolden, Norway.
The NATO E-3A Component has successfully completed an extensive three-week deployment of the NATO AWACS, training alongside Allies, operating from Rygge airbase in Norway.
The Norwegian Defence Materiel Agency (NDMA) exercised a contract option to procure three additional TPY-4 radars from Lockheed Martin.
Kongsberg Aviation Maintenance Services (KAMS) has secured a contract with the Norwegian Defence Materiel Agency (NDMA) to upgrade the Bell 412 helicopters.
Patria has been selected to provide the modification design - a Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) - for Norwegian Armed Forces Bell 412 helicopters.
MilDef has secured an order for 900 rugged computers for the modernization of Norway's existing fleet of CV90 combat vehicles.
According to the Norwegian portal Teknisk Ukeblad, the United States government has not approved Norway's request to purchase Precision Strike Missiles (PrSM) and Extended Range GMLRS missiles.
The Norwegian government announced it was allowing the ammunition manufacturer Nammo to transfer the technology Kyiv needs to make its own critically needed artillery ammunition.
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