Norway signs contract with TKMS for two more 212CD submarines, total German-Norwegian order reaches twelve
Norway has signed a contract with TKMS for two additional Class 212CD submarines, increasing its planned fleet from four to six boats.
Norway has signed a contract with TKMS for two additional Class 212CD submarines, increasing its planned fleet from four to six boats.
The MDAX, alongside the DAX, comprises the 90 largest listed companies in Germany, and TKMS has been included in the index since 22 December 2025. Its addition strengthens the MDAX with Europe’s only fully integrated systems supplier for maritime defence products. “Today’s event sends a strong signal to our investors, customers, partners and employees,”
TKMS and Cohere have signed a Teaming Agreement to jointly explore the integration of advanced artificial intelligence technologies into the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project.
On 5 January 2026, more than 140 new employees started work at the thyssenkrupp Marine Systems site in Wismar, raising the total workforce there to over 400.
TKMS and Marmen have signed a strategic Teaming Agreement to collaborate on the production of major submarine workshare for the Royal Canadian Navy.
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Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace has signed a contract to deliver four navigation systems for the German Navy’s Type 212A submarine refit programme, with a value of more than NOK 600 million.
Following its spin-off from thyssenkrupp AG, stock market debut and announcement of entry into the MDAX effective 22 December, TKMS reported a sharp rise across all key financial figures for the 2024/2025 fiscal year.
Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace has signed a contract to deliver ORCCA combat system elements to six 212CD submarines, four for the German Navy and two for Norway.
TKMS will join the MDAX index on 22 December after meeting Deutsche Börse’s free-float market capitalisation criteria just weeks after its stock market debut on 20 October.
Norway will acquire two additional submarines from Germany’s TKMS, the Defence Ministry confirmed on Friday, lifting the total order to six vessels and pushing project costs close to 100 billion crowns.
TKMS has handed over the second of six contracted HDW Class NTSP submarines during a ceremony marking the transfer of TCG Hızırreis.
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