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Alliance bolsters Italian Navy with €1.6bn minehunters deal - Naval Technology
Intermarine and Leonardo have secured a €1.6bn contract to deliver five minehunters to the Italian Navy, aiming to enhance maritime security.
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Ukraine gets first $1.6bn from frozen Russian assets - Naval Technology
The EU has sent the first payment to Ukraine for ‘military capabilities’ and ‘reconstruction’, financed by frozen Russian assets.
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Naval Group's Netherlands submarine deal upheld amid TKMS objections - Naval Technology
Thyssenkrupp's objections have been dismissed in the Hague, thus paving the way for Naval Group to build four submarines for the Dutch.
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US and Japan acquire SM-3 interceptors from Raytheon - Naval Technology
The US and Japan procure SM-3 Block IIA missile interceptors from Raytheon, an RTX business, to protect against ballistic missile threats.
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AUKUS Pillar II: an unsung enterprise driving the alliance - Naval Technology
A Farnborough Airshow panel on AUKUS Pillar II explored the intentions behind the overlooked initiative to discern any guiding objectives.
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Lockheed Martin deepens Spanish ties, secures SPY-7 production - Naval Technology
The advance broadens Spain’s involvement in manufacturing the SPY-7 radar system, fostering integration into Lockheed Martin’s network.
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UK to replenish LMM missile stocks after huge donations to Ukraine - Naval Technology
The UK has donated huge quantities of weaponry to Ukraine, both platforms and munitions, leaving its own stockpiles in a parlous state.
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US Navy Secretary expands Michigan maritime manufacturing skills - Naval Technology
US Government invest more than $50m in a new Michigan Maritime Manufacturing initiative to support the submarine industrial base.
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AUKUS Navy chiefs visit HMAS Stirling naval base, Western Australia - Naval Technology
AUKUS navy chiefs visit HMAS Stirling naval base in Western Australia and agree to enhance lethality in a new statement of intent.
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First of joint Belgian-Dutch drone motherships begins sea trials - Naval Technology
The BNS Oostende will be handed over in the summer of 2025, with all 12 vessels delivered to Belgium and the Netherlands by mid-2030.
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Royal Navy conclude SEA-class workboat procurement - Naval Technology
Royal Navy inducts final two Vahana workboats from AEUK, concluding a seven-year-long procurement contract worth £48m.
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Saab reports Q2 record order intake and increased capacity investments - Naval Technology
Saab has seen significant growth in sales and profitability in Q2 of 2024, and reiterates a positive outlook for full year.
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Second French Navy patrol boat admitted to service - Naval Technology
The French Navy have admitted its second Felix Eboue-class patrol boat into active service in French Polynesia.
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Taiwan’s provocative modernisation a gambit against China's intrusion - Naval Technology
Taiwan is upgrading its military in response to provocations from China, with a specific emphasis on its Army, Air Force, and Navy.
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GlobalData: JP Morgan and Houlihan Lokey top NA M&A financial advisers - Naval Technology
JP Morgan and Houlihan Lokey were the top financial advisers M&A in North America during H1 of 2024 by value and volume, respectively.
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Zelensky attends UK extraordinary cabinet meeting on Russia’s ‘shadow fleet’
With Zelensky in London, the UK has sanctioned eleven more oil tankers – three of which are part of Russia’s ‘shadow fleet’.
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QinetiQ reports a solid start to FY25 with growth and strategic wins - Naval Technology
In the first quarter of FY25, QinetiQ, a defence technology company, demonstrates a solid start to the financial year.
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UK can expect 2.5% GDP defence spending plan in autumn - Naval Technology
With a roadmap for the UK's 2.5% GDP defence spending target expected in the autumn, questions remain about the best way to spend in Defence.
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New award expands supply chain for Canada’s River-class destroyers - Naval Technology
WR Davis Engineering will design and implement the River-class destroyer's engine exhaust and intake system, through an Irving contract.
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New award expands supply chain for Canada’s River-class destroyers - Naval Technology
WR Davis Engineering will design and implement the River-class destroyer's engine exhaust and intake system, through an Irving contract.
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In de-mining efforts, RNLN test first uncrewed surface vessel - Naval Technology
The Royal Netherlands Navy (RNLN) is testing its first uncrewed surface vessel, a mine-countermeasure host ship for other autonomous systems.
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Lithium battery facility inaugurated to support Italian NFS programme - Naval Technology
Fincantieri opens lithium battery facility in the Lazio region to support the Italian Navy's NFS conventional submarine programme.
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Cohort financials show record growth before Nato contract - Naval Technology
Cohort have won a contract to provide communications to the Portuguese army and have announced record growth.
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Babcock recognises £90m loss on Type 31 frigate contract - Naval Technology
Concerns over the profitability of the Royal Navy's Type 31 frigate programme have been raised on a number of occasions.
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Surge in cyberattacks after Romania donates Patriot to Ukraine - Naval Technology
Russian-affiliated hacktivists have taken credit for the drastic spike in direct-path cyberattacks on Romanian government websites.