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Kongsberg raises revenue target to NOK 150 billion by 2033
Norwegian defence group cites strong demand across missiles, air defence and autonomy, while expanding production capacity to execute a record order backlog
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Stark Defence eyes Nordic factory network
The German defence scale-up plans manufacturing and supply-chain investments across all four Nordic countries
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Iceye secures 1 billion euro
Nokia joins a broad group of financial and strategic investors as the Finnish satellite operator ramps production
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Airbus forms new fighter aircraft alliance as Sweden emerges as potential partner
Airbus and seven German industry partners are positioning themselves for a potential post-FCAS landscape, with Sweden and Saab emerging as possible beneficiaries
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Patria taps Petri Vihervuori to lead new CEO Office
The new unit combines communications, governmental affairs and engagement with the EU and NATO as Patria positions itself for further expansion.
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Insights: A warning years in the making catches up with Denmark’s F-35 programme
Rigsrevisionen’s finding of a DKK 14 billion cost increase revives long-standing concerns over sustainment spending and raises fresh questions about what other defence programmes may have to give way.
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Saab sheds software unit as defence focus deepens
The sale of Public Safety Solutions to Norway's Omda transfers software products, customers and 75 employees
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Stark Defence scales at speed with Sweden as its Nordic anchor
Johannes Arlt Bjerrehøj tells Defence Nordic how the company is rapidly expanding its workforce, building its presence in Sweden and preparing new electronic warfare and Arctic-focused capabilities
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Denmark’s F-35 programme faces DKK 14bn cost gap
A Danish state audit found the Ministry of Defence underestimated F-35 programme costs, raising concerns that higher-than-expected expenditure could reduce funding available for other equipment programmes
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US Air Force deepens JSM commitment with NOK 2.7 billion Kongsberg order
The latest missile contract extends production through 2029 and adds to a growing order book as Kongsberg expands its role across both air and naval programmes
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Canada explores expanded fighter fleet with Saab production option
For Saab, a Canadian production line could ease capacity constraints, strengthen its North American footprint and create a new export hub for future Gripen orders.
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Saab Denmark turns to new chief
Record revenue failed to prevent losses as rapid hiring, onboarding challenges and security clearance delays outpaced the company’s internal capacity, prompting a renewed focus on profitability
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Venture investor: Europe's defence start-ups still struggle to win over the banks
BSV Ventures general partner Sandra Golbreich argues that outdated risk models and regulatory constraints continue to restrict financing for defence innovators despite Europe's rearmament drive.
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Loomis växlar upp inom högsäkerhetslogistik
När hotbilden förändras snabbt räcker inte standardlösningar. Samhällets ökade krav på säkerhet, kontroll och spårbarhet ställer nya krav på logistiken. Loomis Sverige AB arbetar i dag med högsäkerhetslogistik där varje del i kedjan måste fungera – från transport och övervakning till säker hantering och lagring.
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Brazil signals interest in more Gripens
Sweden and Brazil are seeking to deepen their defence-industrial partnership, with the Gripen programme remaining at the centre of bilateral cooperation.
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Sky-Watch prepares for its next phase of growth
Operational lessons from Ukraine, new product launches and expansion into the United States are positioning the Danish drone manufacturer for its next stage of growth
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Danish business group pushes for national drone strategy
A new proposal from the Danish Chamber of Commerce calls for a unified approach to both drone adoption and counter-drone capabilities
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Defence analyst: Rearmament exposes growing Nordic problem
As Copenhagen accelerates defence investment and procurement, military planners face a less visible constraint: too few personnel to crew existing platforms, let alone absorb the next wave of advanced capabilities
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Growing with the drone threat: Inside MyDefence's next chapter
MyDefence is young by defence industry standards. But in counter-UAS, the Danish company has spent more than a decade building experience in a market many others are only now entering
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Defence now dominates testing at UAS Denmark
Around 80 percent of activity at UAS Denmark Test Center is now defence-related, according to Michael Larsen, head of the test centre
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Defence momentum reshapes International Drone Show in Odense
As lessons from Ukraine drive demand for rapid innovation, more companies are entering the defence market
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Saab unveils first Gripen F aircraft
The two-seat fighter has been developed jointly with Brazil and could also become an option for the Swedish Air Force, according to Defence Minister Pål Jonson
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Denmark sets course for new defence industrial strategy
The new government is backing Danish and European suppliers, deeper Nordic cooperation and closer alignment with the EU's defence readiness goals
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AAC Clyde Space keen on acquisitions, says CEO
After acquiring six companies in recent years, AAC Clyde Space remains on the lookout for new acquisition opportunities, particularly in data-focused businesses, according to CEO Luis Gomes
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