Thyssenkrupp, Saab to Collab on MEKO A-200 Platform
Germany's thyssenkrupp Marine Systems has signed a deal with Saab Australia to explore collaboration opportunities on the MEKO A-200 frigates.
ThyssenKrupp Subsidiary Completes Royal Navy Sea-Class Workboat Project
ThyssenKrupp segment Atlas Elektronik has delivered the final two Sea-class workboats in Devonport for the UK Royal Navy’s Project Vahana.
Egypt Receives Third MEKO A-200 Frigate
German shipbuilder ThyssenKrupp has delivered ENS Al-Qadeer (FFG-909) to the Egyptian Navy in a handover ceremony in Bremerhaven, Germany.
Egypt Launches Fourth MEKO A-200 EN Frigate
The Egyptian Navy has launched the ENS Al-Jabbar, its fourth MEKO A-200 EN frigate, at the Alexandria Shipyard.
Singapore Receives First Invincible-Class Submarines
The Republic of Singapore Navy has taken delivery of its first Invincible-class (Type 218SG) submarine at Changi Naval Base.
India, Germany Closer to Inking $5.2 Billion Submarine Deal
Germany’s ThyssenKrupp AG and India’s Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited have signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly bid on constructing submarines for the Indian Navy.
Egyptian Navy Receives Second MEKO A-200 Frigate
The Egyptian Navy has accepted its second MEKO A-200-class frigate from ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems as part of a four-ship contract.
Netherlands Taps Three Shipyards to Send Proposals for Walrus Submarine Construction
Netherlands has submitted a request for quotations to three shipbuilders for its Walrus-class submarine replacement program.
ThyssenKrupp Delivers Egypt’s First MEKO A-200 Frigate
ThyssenKrupp has delivered the first of four MEKO A-200 frigates, the “Al-Aziz,” to the Egyptian Navy in Bremerhaven, Germany.
German Navy Commissions Final Baden-Württemberg-class F125 Frigate
The German Navy commissioned the Rheinland-Pfalz, the last of four Baden-Württemberg-class F125 frigate, at Wilhelmshaven on July 13.
Israel Buys Three Military Submarines From Germany
Israel announced a deal with Germany to develop and purchase three submarines from German industrial giant Thyssenkrupp for $3.4 billion.
Israel Gets New Missile Boat as Iran Tensions Surge
Israel received the first of its new missile boats, with a top naval officer saying the fleet upgrade "dramatically" improves the country's ability to counter regional rivals, including Iran.
Netanyahu lawyer to be charged with money-laundering in German submarine deal
Israel's attorney general intends to charge Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's lawyer with money-laundering in the state's purchase of submarines from German firm Thyssenkrupp
