Saab, Inc. marked 2025 with activity spanning the United States, from California and Indiana to New York and Rhode Island, reflecting growth in training, technology delivery and industrial investment.
Saab has signed a framework agreement with the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration for the compact Giraffe 1X radar system and has received an initial order under the deal.
Saab has received orders from Lithuania for AT4 weapons and ammunition for the Carl-Gustaf system, with a combined value of SEK 1.3 billion.
Saab has signed an agreement with the Swedish Material Administration for a number of Arthur artillery locating radars, including support for the Swedish Armed Forces.
Saab has submitted proposals to the Canadian government to build Gripen fighter jets and GlobalEye surveillance aircraft in Canada, with the potential to create 12,600 jobs.
Saab UK has opened a new site in South West England dedicated to its Training and Simulation business unit to support British Army training.
TAURUS Systems GmbH, a joint venture between MBDA and Saab, has signed a contract with German defence procurement agency to prepare a serial production line for the enhanced TAURUS NEO stand-off guided missile.
Saab has received an order from the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) to support the future development of the Gripen system.
Saab has received an order worth approximately EUR 130 million for a Sirius passive sensor system for signals intelligence and surveillance from Poland.
Sweden’s Defence Materiel Administration has taken delivery of the submarine HMS Halland following a comprehensive mid-life upgrade at Saab Kockums’ shipyard in Karlskrona.
Sweden and Poland have taken a further step in their defence cooperation after signing a memorandum of understanding on submarines.
Lithuania has introduced Carl-Gustaf M4 multi-purpose weapon systems into service with the Lithuanian Armed Forces, strengthening national defensive capabilities.
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