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HII will support US Navy shipboard elevator readiness work globally. The $418m contract covers repair, maintenance, training, and rapid-response support across carriers and amphibious ships.
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US Marines have deployed new missile systems into Japan’s Okinawa. NMESIS and MADIS reinforce demand for mobile, networked equipment built for distributed Indo-Pacific operations.
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South Korea has delivered another advanced frigate into naval service. The Gyeongbuk handover reinforces the country’s ability to move complex surface combatants through build, trials, and acceptance at a tempo increasingly relevant to export buyers.
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HII has delivered the first REMUS 130 underwater vehicle system. The portable UUV adds modernised electronics, open architecture, field-swappable batteries, and common control software to a widely used autonomous undersea family.
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Navantia has launched another Saudi corvette at Spain’s San Fernando. HMS ALMADINAH extends Avante 2200 production into a second batch, combining Spanish shipbuilding, Saudi completion work, combat-system integration, training, and long-term support.
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SEA’s AUKUS funding puts acoustic modelling behind undersea autonomy control. The work supports communications planning for autonomous maritime systems.
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Portugal’s SAR order gives Atlantic surveillance a stronger sovereign layer. ICEYE will supply two more radar-imaging satellites through CTI Aeroespacial.
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Indonesia’s naval build ambitions are moving deeper into local production. Fincantieri and REPUBLIKORP are exploring shipbuilding cooperation across multiple platform classes.
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Dutch F21 selection embeds torpedo integration inside Orka submarine delivery. The contract adds weapons, training, support, and software control to the undersea programme.
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Rampart gives Naval Group’s launcher programme a modular defence identity. The system is being shown on land while retaining a pathway into naval self-protection.