On January 10, Estonian Centre for Defence Investments announced that it had received “more than 400 weapons” from the Swedish defence industry company Saab.
Saab delivers Carl-Gustaf M4 weapon systems to Estonian Defence Forces Read More »
Swedish Navy has taken delivery of the first set of Lightweight Torpedo 47 (Tp47) developed by defence industry company Saab.
Swedish Navy improves ASW capabilities with Torpedo 47 Read More »
Saab has received an order from Finland regarding missiles for the RBS 70 ground-based air defence system.
Finland places order for Saab’s RBS 70 missiles Read More »
Saab has signed an agreement with FMV on the life extension of two Koster-class mine countermeasures ships.
Saab Receives Order for Life Extension of Swedish Koster-class ships Read More »
Saab has received orders from the Latvian Ministry of Defence for ammunition for the Carl-Gustaf recoilless rifle.
Saab receives order from Latvia for Carl-Gustaf ammunition Read More »
The Brazilian Air Force (FAB) held a ceremony marking the beginning of operational activities of the Gripen E fighters by the First Air Defense Group.
Gripen E now in Operation with Brazilian Air Force Read More »
Saab and the Swedish Armed Forces have today entered into a contract and Saab has received an order for support and maintenance services for Gripen.
Saab and the Swedish Armed Forces sign new maintenance contract for Gripen Read More »
Thales in Belfast has received a contract from Saab UK to produce a further batch of NLAW effectors (Next generation Light Anti-tank Weapon) for the British Army.
Thales in Belfast to provide next batch of Saab NLAW effectors Read More »
Saab has received an order to ensure the continued operability of and provide capability enhancements to the Swedish fighter aircrafts JAS 39 Gripen C/D.
Saab has received an order for NLAW (Next Generation Light Anti-Tank Weapon) from the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV).
Saab has received orders for the RBS 70 NG ground-based air defence system and the Giraffe 1X radar from the Latvian Ministry of Defence.
Saab receives orders for short-range air defence systems from Latvia Read More »
NLAW is so simple and it can be used effectively by soldiers with minimum training. Its ability to stop main battle tanks dead in their trucks anywhere from 20 to 800 meters
