Denmark Orders More Norwegian Anti-Ship Missiles
The 400 million Norwegian kroner deal will equip truck-mounted launchers and Danish frigates, expanding the country’s anti-ship reach.
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Denmark orders more Norwegian anti-ship missiles
Denmark is buying more Naval Strike Missiles from Norway’s Kongsberg to arm the coastal defense system it acquired last year, under a contract worth about 400 million Norwegian kroner ($42.4 million). Kongsberg announced the deal on Oct. 19, 2026, without saying how many missiles Denmark is getting. The sale is structured as a government-to-government agreement […]
Denmark to acquire first NSM-equipped coastal defense systems in 2025 - the fifth NATO country to have them
KONGSBERG has announced to have signed a contract for the supply of additional antinave missiles (NSM) to Denmark, in order to strengthen the coastal defense of the Scandinavian country. The contract has a value of approximately 400 million Norwegian crowns, pairs to approximately 38 million euros, and regards the supply of an unspecified number of NSM missiles for use in the Coastal Defence System....
Denmark expands Naval Strike Missile purchase from Kongsberg to strengthen coastal defence
Denmark has ordered more Naval Strike Missiles from Kongsberg under a contract worth approximately NOK 400 million. The agreement expands a purchase made in 2025 and will strengthen the country’s coastal defence.
Denmark is purchasing Norwegian Naval Strike Missiles (NSM) for an additional 400 million kroner.
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