Germany Plans to Buy Four More TKMS Frigates
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According to a report, the Federal Government is planning EUR 5.6 billion, and the frigates are expected to be ready by 2035.
The Committee on Budgets is due to clear the way for the next mandate to TKMS this Wednesday, but a competitor does not want to be defeated yet.
Germany is preparing to strengthen its navy with four additional MEKO A-200 frigates. Following the first four ships, the program will expand to eight frigates if the second batch is also delivered; the budget committee is expected to discuss the new order on October 8th. 🚆
Germany is preparing to strengthen its navy with four additional MEKO A-200 frigates. Following the first four ships, the program will expand to eight frigates if the second batch is also delivered; the budget committee is expected to discuss the new order on October 8th.
Key takeaways The Dutch shipbuilder Damen is facing significant setbacks, particularly the looming failure of the F126 frigate project in Germany and operational issues surrounding the ASWF initiative in the Benelux. In a major change of course, Berlin turns its back on Damen and decides to purchase eight MEKO A-200 vessels from ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS). Delays in […]
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