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Denmark proposes ten-figure increase in defence equipment spending in 2027
F-35 fighters, armoured vehicles and naval upgrades feature in the government’s draft budget, alongside billions for ammunition, spare parts and maintenance
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Software company wins contract to connect Denmark’s drone defences
The Danish software company will integrate its SitaWare suite with existing counter-drone systems at military sites
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South Korean frigate bid draws interest from Danish MPs
South Korea’s Hyundai Heavy Industries has proposed supplying frigates at a lower price and with faster delivery than its European competitors
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Saab and GKN sign long term Gripen agreement
Following a decision by the Swedish government, Saab and GKN Aerospace will develop the capabilities needed to strengthen national expertise relating to the engine used in the Gripen E/F.
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Official: Russia has carried out sabotage against Danish defence firms
Russia is now targeting companies involved in weapons production because earlier efforts failed to deter Western support for Ukraine, according to the official
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Patria expands production site to include Hunter fighting vehicles
The Finnish defence group’s new facility in Valmiera, Latvia will assemble and maintain GDELS Hunter infantry fighting vehicles alongside Patria 6x6 armoured personnel carriers
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First Gripen E built outside Sweden completes maiden flight
The aircraft is the first of 15 to be produced by Embraer in Brazil under its partnership with Saab and now enters final acceptance testing
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Airbus seeks Danish partners for two "key programmes"
An agreement with Danish industry cluster CenSec aims to connect Airbus Defence and Space with potential suppliers and research partners in Denmark
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Denmark orders 15 heavy trailers for Leopard tanks
The Broshuis HETs will increase the Danish Armed Forces’ capacity to transport heavy military vehicles across all three services
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Norway’s defence budget rises sharply – but equipment investment falls
Spending on equipment investments is set to decline, while a large share of the total increase is directed towards operations, infrastructure and continued support for Ukraine
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Thales to strengthen Denmark’s North Atlantic air surveillance
The new dual-use system will support both military and civilian air traffic operations in the strategically important North Atlantic
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Denmark awards air-defence contract to european giant: Price kept secret
The contract will support the build-up of the Danish Army’s air-defence capability, but its value has been withheld on national security grounds
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A single defence segment accounts for almost half of Europe's venture capital boom
The continent is also the world leader in venture capital for quantum computing
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Finnish company builds Germany a satellite eye on NATO’s eastern flank
Iceye and German defence group Rheinmetall have started production of a dedicated SAR satellite capability for the Bundeswehr
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Six manufacturers united to compete for bigger contracts – but the first order has yet to arrive
IPAC has pooled around 140 employees and 80 machines to enter the defence supply chain. Now it must prove that independent companies can deliver as one
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Finnish defence company files for corporate restructuring
The company is trying to secure new financing during the restructuring process
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Saab denies renegotiation of Gripen deal: - Production is already under way
Following reports that Colombia is reviewing the Gripen deal, Saab has clarified that the contract remains unchanged. However, the company’s industrial cooperation with Colombia may be adapted to reflect the Colombian government’s priorities
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The Swedish plan to stop the war's deadliest weapon
First-person-view drones account for the majority of destruction on the battlefield in Ukraine and so far there are few effective ways to stop them
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Finnish C-UAS company goes public valued at EUR 1.3 billion
Chairman is expecting a fivefold increase in the market
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Parties question whether Denmark should build frigates themselves
Developments in drone warfare create doubts about acquiring larger ships and how many would be needed, politician says
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Norwegian defence cluster: Meeting and greeting essential for SMEs to enter defence industry
Physical events have the potential of connecting the right developers to the right end users
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Iceye and Nokia join forces to create satellite communications network
First satellites are expected to be launched in 2028.
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Danish defence sector will need 4,000 additional workers by 2030, analysis finds
Automation and digitalisation can help, but more skilled workers are needed
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