Denmark joins major naval mine deal with Finnish supplier

The Danish procurement forms part of a five-nation programme worth hundreds of millions of euros, according to manufacturer Forcit

By Jesper Lesager

November 5, 2026 6:52 PM

Denmark has signed an agreement to acquire the Finnish-made Blocker naval mine system, joining a joint procurement led by Finland.

Denmark, Finland, Germany, Lithuania and Norway are participating in the initial purchase, according to an announcement from Denmark’s defence procurement agency, DALO. The system is supplied by Finnish defence company Forcit.

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