Saab receives order to equip the German Navy's new F128 frigates
The 8.7 billion kronor deal covers combat systems, sensors and composite superstructures, with deliveries to TKMS scheduled from 2029 to 2032.
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New large German billion-euro order for Saab
The German Ministry of Defense's decision to cancel its ambitious F126 frigate program, which it planned to take away from Damen and award to Naval Vessels Lürssen [NVF, a Rheinmetall subsidiary], will have significant consequences for Thales, which was to supply its Tacticos combat management system and AWWS fire control system... This article, "Swedish company Saab will supply the combat management system and sensors for the future German F128…
Saab Wins SEK 8.7 Billion Order for German Navy Frigate Systems
Saab has received an order valued at approximately SEK 8.7 billion from German naval shipbuilder TKMS to deliver and integrate combat systems, sensors, and composite structures for four new German Navy frigates. The vessels will be based on the MEKO A-200 DEU design and constructed in Germany, with TKMS serving as the prime contractor. Saab’s deliveries are scheduled to take place between 2029 and 2032. The contract also includes an option cover…
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