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Militær mobilitet i EU og dens betydning for transport- og logistikvirksomheder
EU styrker militær mobilitet med nye regler og prioritet til militær transport. For transport-, shipping- og logistikvirksomheder vil udviklingen få direkte bet...
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European defence giant opens office in Denmark
Airbus establishes a permanent presence in Copenhagen as Denmark's expanding defence sector attracts growing interest from Europe's largest suppliers
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Marine Alutech secures EUR 100 million German firefighting boat programme
The Finnish shipbuilder will deliver 11 next-generation firefighting support boats for emergency services on the Rhine and Main rivers
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Stark to channel funding into Europe's defence industry
Backed by five hundred million euro in new investment, the company plans to expand manufacturing, electronic warfare capabilities and its Nordic industrial foot...
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NDMA awards NOK 5.1bn marine fuel contracts
Bunker Oil, St1 Norge and Stonewin Capital will supply marine gas oil under four-year framework agreements
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Finnish Border Guard launches counter-drone fleet project
New patrol vehicles, boats and digital networking enter evaluation ahead of wider procurement
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Patria signs first Lithuania industry partnership
MoU with KOVO Armor advances technology transfer and local production plans ahead of Lithuania's proposed Patria 6x6 procurement
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Weibel growth slows as investment continues
Radar specialist reports 10 percent revenue growth, expands workforce and expects stronger earnings as investment begins to pay off
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High Precision Inspection with Acoustic Imaging- and IR cameras from Fotric
Fotric delivers advanced acoustic and thermal imaging solutions, helping teams identify faults and leaks early, reduce downtime, and lower the total cost of ownership.
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Tistel posts profitable first year
The Daniel Ek-backed defence technology company reported strong early results, with deferred revenue pointing to a growing pipeline and further recruitment planned for 2026.
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Afry sees defence demand reshape consultancy market
Security-driven infrastructure programmes are creating new opportunities for consultancies with defence expertise
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Peab secures EUR 125 million loan as Nordic resilience drive gathers pace
Six-year financing package from NIB will support military and civil preparedness projects, highlighting the growing strategic role of construction capacity in N...
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Svekon and MBDA team on Nordic air defence concept
The new agreement combines Swedish engineering and MBDA expertise to support regional air defence capabilities
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FCAS fallout reignites Europe’s integration debate
The Union of European Federalists (UEF) argues that competing combat aircraft programmes risk deepening fragmentation as Europe seeks a more coherent defence in...
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First Stridsvagn 123A delivered as Sweden’s tank upgrade begins
KNDS hands over the first rebuilt vehicle as Sweden prepares to field a more lethal, better protected Leopard 2 fleet with greater NATO interoperability
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Norway’s ageing runways test Nato’s northern air ambitions
Several key Norwegian military air bases face growing infrastructure challenges
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Three naval programmes to watch under Denmark's new government
Major decisions on Arctic vessels, minelaying ships, and frigates are approaching. Together, they may indicate how Denmark intends to balance military requireme...
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Verkan files permit application for Swedish propellant plant
The move advances plans for a facility near Kristinehamn that could strengthen Sweden’s defence supply chain and create up to 450 jobs
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Commission ties transport funding to defence readiness
The euro 1.1 billion programme backs rail, ports and military mobility as the EU seeks to strengthen transport resilience.
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How the Nordics are preparing for defence's next challenge: growth
For years, the challenge facing Nordic defence suppliers was winning contracts. Now it is keeping up and growing with them
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Interview: - We are in this for the long run
As Europe searches for ways to rearm, one Danish family office is betting that the next defence opportunity lies not in breakthrough technologies but in the fac...
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Germany’s next move reshapes Europe’s fighter ambitions
With FCAS terminated, Berlin’s choice of partners could redefine opportunities for Saab, Airbus and the continent’s next-generation combat aviation industr
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Prominent Danish business family launches defence push
One of Denmark’s best-known business families is expanding into defence with a new platform focused on industrial capabilities and supply-chain resilience
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Nordic investors fund Acodyne cargo aircraft venture
A Danish start-up has raised 2.5 million euro to advance an unmanned eVTOL platform designed to move heavy payloads
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