Singapore's navy set to get 2 more Invincible-class submarines from 2034

The order books of the Kiel submarine builder ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems are getting more and more full. Singapore is now commissioning further new buildings. However, the ships are not to be manufactured at the headquarters in Kiel.

Mindef signs contract to acquire two more Invincible-class submarines

This brings the number of submarines in the Republic of Singapore Navy’s fleet to a total of six. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singapore's navy set to get 2 more Invincible-class submarines from 2034

With the two additional vessels, the Republic of Singapore Navy's fleet of Invincible-class submarines will be six-strong.

Singapore Expands Naval Fleet with Order for Two Additional Type 218SG Submarines from Germany's Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems

Singapore’s Ministry of Defence (MINDEF) announced the acquisition of two additional Invincible-class submarines from German shipbuilder thyssenkrupp Marine Systems (tkMS). This procurement will expand the Republic of Singapore Navy’s (RSN) fleet of these advanced submarines to six, with the new… The post Singapore Expands Naval Fleet with Order for Two Additional Type 218SG Submarines from Germany’s Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems appeared first on…

thyssenkrupp Marine Systems secures extended submarine order from Singapore

This order extension further increases thyssenkrupp Marine Systems’ record order book, which currently stands at approximately €16 billion. The expansion reflects continued positive developments in the marine sector and highlights Singapore’s trust in tkMS’s expertise and capabilities. Oliver Burkhard, CEO of thyssenkrupp Marine Systems, expressed his satisfaction with the deal: “The order expansion underscores the generally positive market situ…

thyssenkrupp Marine Systems receives order extension for two additional submarines from Singapore - MÖNCH PUBLISHING GROUP

Order will be fulfilled within existing production capacity in Germany On May 7, thyssenkrupp Marine Systems and Singapore’s Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA) signed a contract for the construction of two additional Type 218SG submarines. This order further increases thyssenkrupp Marine Systems‘ record order book, which currently stands at around €16 billion. The positive market development in the marine sector also continues. Oliver …