Sea

Indonesia’s naval build ambitions are moving deeper into local production. Fincantieri and REPUBLIKORP are exploring shipbuilding cooperation across multiple platform classes.

Dutch F21 selection embeds torpedo integration inside Orka submarine delivery. The contract adds weapons, training, support, and software control to the undersea programme.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Singapore has fixed Saab radar coverage around key naval infrastructure. The deployment strengthens maritime surveillance, small-target detection, and coastal air-defence integration.

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.