Norwayβs Kongsberg doubles new orders in the third quarter
Norwayβs Kongsberg ended the third quarter of 2026 with a record order backlog of NOK 174.2 billion (about $18.8 billion), after taking in NOK 23.3 billion (about $2.5 billion) in new orders, more than double the NOK 9.5 billion it booked in the same quarter last year. The defense group reported on Oct. 29 that [β¦]
Denmark will buy Anthem ground-launched cruise missiles from U.S. defense company Covenant Industries, giving the Danish military its first land-based option for striking targets deep inside enemy territory, the Danish Ministry of Defense announced on Oct. 22, 2026. The ministry said the purchase is meant to strengthen Denmarkβs national and collective deterrence, describing the new [β¦]
Norwayβs Kongsberg will arm Polandβs new K2 tanks and their support vehicles with its PROTECTOR RS4 remote weapon stations. The contract, worth about NOK 700 million ($75 million), was signed with South Korean tank maker Hyundai Rotem. The stations will go on three versions of the K2 built for the Polish Armed Forces: the main [β¦]
Denmark is buying more Naval Strike Missiles from Norwayβs Kongsberg to arm the coastal defense system it acquired last year, under a contract worth about 400 million Norwegian kroner ($42.4 million). Kongsberg announced the deal on Oct. 19, 2026, without saying how many missiles Denmark is getting. The sale is structured as a government-to-government agreement [β¦]