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Indonesia wants missile capability built into follow-on Scorpene submarines early. The plan would deepen PT PAL’s role in undersea systems integration, software control, certification, and long-term support.
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Malaysia plans a mobile command vessel for eastern Sabah security. The vessel will replace an ageing offshore base and support surveillance, rapid response, and unmanned-system operations.
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Indonesia expects further Red White frigate contracts later this year. The follow-on ships would extend PT PAL’s Arrowhead 140-derived programme and deepen local shipbuilding, integration, and combat-system production experience.
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MBDA has unveiled a European cruise-missile route for deep strike. NCM-LCM MK2 links naval heritage with future land-launch production.
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Singapore has fixed Saab radar coverage around key naval infrastructure. The deployment strengthens maritime surveillance, small-target detection, and coastal air-defence integration.
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India has advanced NASM-MR testing for domestic naval strike production. The work strengthens propulsion, seeker, launcher, and integration pathways across the Indian missile supply chain.
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F-35C testing is pushing LRASM closer to carrier strike service. The work connects stealth aircraft, heavy stores, and maritime weapons production.
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Stirling Castle gives autonomous minehunting a Royal Navy home afloat. The ship supports remote systems, technical crews, and future MCM operations.
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AUKUS submarine sustainment is now moving into Western Australian dockyards. SRF-West will test workforce, maintenance, logistics, and nuclear support capacity.
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India’s GNSS jammer order strengthens domestic naval electronic warfare production. The systems will support satellite-navigation denial, spoofing, and shipborne defensive operations.