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Contract worth 200M NOK, Naval Strike Missile for Norway and Germany

Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace AS (KONGSBERG) has entered into contract with the Norwegian Defence Materiel Agency worth 220M NOK for a cooperation agreement on the Naval Strike Missile (NSM).The Norwegian Government announced February 2017 the Strategic Cooperation with Germany for acquisition of new submarines, where Germany intends to acquire NSM for their Navy. Norway and Germany will cooperate in a long-term evolution of the NSM for their vessels. This contract is the first phase in this cooperation and has a duration of one year. «This contract is an important milestone in a long-

Contract worth 124 million Euro for NSM missiles to the Royal Malaysian Navy

Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace AS (KONGSBERG) has entered into contract worth 124 million Euro with the Royal Malaysian Navy for delivery of the Naval Strike Missile (NSM) to their six new Littoral Combat Ships.Boustead Naval Shipyard Sdn Bhd is building the ships based on Naval Group’s Gowind Class design. This contract is a follow-on to the agreement announced 9 April 2015 for NSM shipboard equipment. The NSM will be deck mounted and integrated to the SETIS combat management system provided by Naval Group. “This contract provides the Royal Malaysian Navy with an important surface-to-

Norway and Germany initiate extended industrial cooperation related to the Norwegian submarine acquisition

Norwegian and German authorities initiates a comprehensive industrial cooperation on submarine and missile deliveries that could entail considerable contracts for KONGSBERG.KONGSBERG, together with a network of approximately 100 small and large suppliers across Norway, will have large and key deliveries to the new submarines, where amongst other the submarines’ combat management system will be delivered by Norwegian industry. In a press conference this afternoon, Norwegian authorities announced that the strategic partnership for submarine acquisition expands to include KONGSBERG’s «Naval

Raytheon receives first contract to build Naval Strike Missile launchers in the US

Production will occur at Raytheon’s Louisville, Kentucky facility.LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Raytheon Company (NYSE: RTN) has received an initial contract to produce Naval Strike Missile (NSM) launchers at its production facility here. The deal ushers in U.S. manufacturing of the Norwegian-developed weapon system. Kongsberg Defence Systems awarded the initial contract for qualification units. The award follows a July announcement that Raytheon will produce NSM launchers in the U.S. The company also plans to perform final assembly, integration and test of the Naval Strike Missile at Raytheon’s

Raytheon, Kongsberg to build Naval Strike Missiles and launchers in United States

LONDON, (July 13, 2016) — Raytheon Company (NYSE: RTN) and Norway's Kongsberg Defence Systems are finalizing plans to assemble, integrate and test the Naval Strike Missile in the United States. The two companies also plan to produce NSM launchers in the U.S. “NSM production in America is the latest evolution of our decades-long relationship with Kongsberg,” said Dr. Taylor W. Lawrence, Raytheon Missile Systems president. “We will assemble the missile and launchers in the same Raytheon factories where we produce many of the world’s most advanced missiles and other weapons systems.”

US Navy intention to install NSM on a US Navy Littoral Combat Ship for deployment

The US Navy has issued an intention to award a sole source contract to Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace AS (KONGSBERG) for the equipment and flight test support services in support of Naval Strike Missile (NSM) Foreign Comparative Testing (FCT) Phase II demonstration test.With this, the US Navy continues the successful testing of NSM on US Navy’s Littoral Combat Ship (LCS). KONGSBERG will supply missiles, ship equipment including deck mounted launchers, installation and integration. The FCT Phase II program also provides for training and a training facility. This NSM FCT Phase II test effort

Raytheon, Kongsberg team on Naval Strike Missile

Agreement is next step in developing OASuW solutions.WASHINGTON - Raytheon Company (NYSE: RTN) and Kongsberg (OSE: KOG) have formed a teaming agreement for the Naval Strike Missile (NSM). The pact represents a second step in the companies' efforts to offer world-class Offensive Anti-Surface Warfare (OASuW) solutions to the many governments interested in this warfare mission.  Raytheon and Kongsberg formed a similar agreement last year to develop the Joint Strike Missile, the air-launched version of the NSM. NSM, in operation today, provides superior strike capability against land and sea

KONGSBERG Letter of Award for NSM ships equipment with Malaysian Boustead Naval Shipyard Sdn Bhd

KONGSBERG has received a Letter of Award worth approx. 20 MEUR with Boustead Naval Shipyard Sdn Bhd (BN Shipyard) in Malaysia, for NSM (Naval Strike Missile) ships equipment. BN Shipyard is to design, build and deliver six (6) Littoral Combat Ships for the Royal Malaysian Navy based on the DCNS “Gowind class” design. The first ship is scheduled for delivery in 2020. KONGSBERGs delivery is to prepare for NSM onboard the ships and consists of necessary fixed installations such as launchers, cables, electronics and integration to the combat management system SETIS to be provided by DCNS.

NSM Coastal Defence contract valued at NOK 1,3 Billions with Poland

Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace (KONGSBERG) has signed a contract with the Polish Ministry of National Defence for an NSM (Naval Strike Missile) Coastal Defence System valued at NOK 1.3 Billion. The scope of delivery is a Squadron-size unit similar to the contract won with Poland in 2008.After a successful delivery and acceptance of the first Squadron, this second Squadron will increase the cooperation with the Polish Government and industry and further enhance security of supply by establishing the capability to maintain the system in Poland in an alliance with WZE (Wojskowe Zakłady

Successful test firing of KONGSBERG’S Naval Strike Missile from US Navy’s Littoral Combat Ship

US Navy has conducted a demonstration test firing of KONGSBERG’s Naval Strike Missile (NSM). The event took place on Tuesday September 23rd at Point Mugu test range in California. The missile was launched from USS CORONADO of the Independence class Littoral Combat Ship (LCS), and followed the preplanned trajectory towards a target ship 100 nautical miles away. When the missile arrived at the target area, it located and hit the target at the preselected hit point. All test objectives were met, and the demonstration was very successful. The test also provided US Navy insights into the

KONGSBERG contracted by US Navy to test NSM from Littoral Combat Ship

Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace AS (KONGSBERG) is contracted by the US Navy to test fire KONGSBERG`s Naval Strike Missile (NSM) from the Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) under the Foreign Comparative Testing program. The firing was requested by the US Navy to demonstrate the capability to engage a surface target at a range of 100 nautical miles from an LCS class ship. The test is planned to be conducted during September this year from the USS Coronado, an Independence-class LCS. This demonstration follows a successful NSM live fire event from the Royal Norwegian Navy´s Fridtjof Nansen-class

Raytheon og Kongsberg inngår samarbeid om Sjømålsmissiler

Farnborough Air Show, (15 juli 2014) — Raytheon Company og Kongsberg Gruppen har inngått en samarbeidsavtale for å markedsføre og levere Joint Strike Missile (JSM) for USA og det internasjonale markedet.Joint Strike Missile er under utvikling for det Norske Forsvaret på et tidspunkt hvor den Amerikanske Marine (US Navy) vurderer kost-effektive løsninger for neste generasjon anti-overflate løsninger. “USA og dets allierte oppnår et nytt og innovativt alternativ innen anti-overflate gjennom denne avtalen,” sier Dr. Taylor Lawrence, Administrerende Direktør i Raytheon Missile Systems. “

Raytheon and Kongsberg team to provide air-launched Offensive Anti-Surface Warfare solutions

Farnborough Air Show, (July 15, 2014) — Raytheon Company and Kongsberg Gruppen have formed a teaming agreement to provide new solutions for the Offensive Anti-Surface Warfare (OASuW) mission. As a centerpiece of the agreement, the companies will develop the Joint Strike Missile (JSM) for air-launched OASuW applications.The Joint Strike Missile is already funded for development for the Royal Norwegian Air Force at a time when the United States Navy is considering cost-effective solutions for next-generation OASuW weapons systems. “The U.S. and its allies gain new and innovative options in

KONGSBERG and Boeing complete Joint Strike Missile (JSM) Check on F/A-18 Super Hornet

Kongsberg Defence Systems (KONGSBERG) and Boeing recently completed a successful fit-check of the Joint Strike Missile (JSM) on an F/A-18F Super Hornet at the Boeing St. Louis facility to ensure the weapons fit on the aircraft’s external pylons. The test brings the JSM one step closer to Super Hornet compatibility. - The JSM is a 5th generation long-range stealthy precision strike missile for sea- and land targets. Boeings F-18E/F multirole fighter is one of the most capable and successful international fighter platforms. KONGSBERG is proud to work with Boeing to offer JSM capability on

News at MSPO 2011Kielce, Poland 5-8 September

KONGSBERG displays for the first time to the public the new Polish Navy NSM Coastal Squadron Missile System. The system returns directly from successful test firings in the United States in June 2011, demonstrating all requirements, to be displayed at the MSPO in Kielce, Poland.This is an opportunity to see and explore by first-hand the new equipment starting deliveries in 2012. Together with polish industry we are proud to be part of the NSM Coastal Missile Squadron which will protect and defend the polish homeland for many years.  At the MSPO You may also see a battery of the NASAMS

The Norwegian Government has decided to present the continued development of KONGSBERG`s JSM (Joint Strike Missile) for the Parliament

The Norwegian Government has decided to present the continued development phase II of the Joint Strike Missile (JSM) for the F-35 Lightning II – Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) - for the Parliament (“The Storting”).For KONGSBERG this represents a continuation of the JSM development until 2013, should the Storting approve it. There is consensus between KONGSBERG and the Norwegian Defence Logistics Organization (NDLO) for a JSM phase II development contract worth MNOK 535. The contract will engage more than 100 employees at KONGSBERG. The JSM development started in 2008. A development contract

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