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Denmark extends rifle deal worth up to 3 billion kroner
The new seven-year framework reinforces single-supplier sustainment of the C7/C8 fleet as technical constraints and uncertain demand continue to limit competition
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From climate data to the battlefield: how Kuva Space entered defence
As part of a wider trend Finnish startup Kuva Space has expanded into defence as a direct consequence of vastly increasing demand
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Norway rolls out Leopard 2A8
The introduction of new main battle tanks strengthens operational interoperability while quietly opening supply chain access points for Nordic industry
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Topsoe ties PtX outlook to defence demand
The company frames military fuel procurement as the critical trigger for investment decisions
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Invisio’s pivot from consumer losses to defence contracts reshapes its growth path
A near-closure in 2008 led to a decisive exit from consumer electronics and a slow entry into defence procurement cycles
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Baltic infrastructure protection drills test pace of joint response
SeaSEC Data2Sea exercise brings Nordic and European actors together to probe coordination gaps, as subsea assets face increasingly complex and fast-moving threats
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Vard positions for Norway’s multi-billion naval build
With a NOK 38 billion to NOK 84 billion programme moving into its industrial phase, Vard is leveraging recent naval deliveries and domestic capacity to press its case
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Mildef growth surge tests capacity
Strong first-quarter gains, driven by acquisitions and tactical IT contracts, push backlog above SEK 4 billion, as expansion plans in Helsingborg signal confide...
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Johansson plays down Peru loss as Saab leans on wider demand
As Peru appears to move towards a US supplier, Saab’s chief executive points to ongoing talks in Canada and interest from Ukraine and Portugal, while acknowledg...
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Saab’s surveillance surge sharpens growth outlook as naval reset takes shape
Strong first-quarter sales and margin delivery underscore momentum, while consolidation of naval operations and ongoing Poland talks hint at shifting priorities...
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Nammo appoints former army major as new CEO in Denmark
The new executive takes charge as Denmark builds sovereign ammunition capacity, with recruitment, regulatory risk and Nordic integration shaping the run-up to p...
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Saab’s sales surge leans on mid-sized orders as large deals thin out
Saab’s growth remains strong, but fewer large orders hint at a changing contract mix
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Insights: Why Kongsberg splits defence and maritime
A defence boom is forcing the group to separate two businesses that no longer move in sync, says analyst
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GomSpace and Stetman launch Ukraine satcom venture
A new joint venture signals a measured shift towards domestically controlled satellite communications, with a first launch planned for 2026
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Insights: Polymers edge into metal’s domain as defence materials shift gathers pace
From ballistic protection to drone structures, high-performance plastics are moving beyond substitution to reshape design, manufacturing and system performance,...
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Finnish start-up CEO expects extreme growth
Kelluu looks to multiply revenue this year and aims to reach profitability within two years, says founder and CEO
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Experienced profile to lead Terma’s space strategy
Mats Warstedt’s appointment signals a focus on execution and growth as competition intensifies and dual-use demands reshape Europe’s space market
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Bridging the gap: Nordic ecosystems meet for defence innovation
Stakeholders converge in Lund as participation grows but integration across procurement, capital and operations remains uneven
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Eurosam’s first export puts Danish industry in focus
Copenhagen’s reported 1.4 billion euro SAMP/T NG deal breaks beyond the Franco-Italian core. Uncertainty over Danish industry participation
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Helsing anchors Nordic push in Stockholm as AI-Gripen work gains traction
New office signals a shift from partnership to presence in Sweden, as Helsing deepens integration with Saab platforms and positions its AI software for wider ad...
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Norwegian startup moved to Denmark - and found a key advantage
The move placed Blinktroll inside an established ecosystem where access to talent quickly stood out as a decisive advantage
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A second chance: Saab regains footing as fighter procurement is paused
A delayed decision by an interim government reopens a competition that had appeared to tilt towards a US F-16 deal, offering Saab a limited window to re-enter t...
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Defence expert warns rapid procurement reflects ‘panic situation’ in Denmark’s armed forces
A framework worth up to DKK twelve billion signals urgent demand for modular infrastructure, as accelerated conscription and rapid spending expose labour constr...
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Finland links minesweeper renewal to domestic support
The programme pairs fleet replacement with a domestic maintenance mandate, sharpening industrial stakes while shaping competition, cost structures and long-term support risk
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