On July 17, 2025, Turkiye’s Sefine Shipyard (affiliated to the Turkish TAIS shipyards consortium) held keel-laying ceremony for two KCR-70M fast attack craft (FAC) for
South Korean shipbuilder Hanwha Ocean showcased new destroyers and export frigates designs at MADEX 2025. By Eunhyuk Cha and Xavier Vavasseur At MADEX 2025, Hanwha
At MADEX 2025, Hanwha Aerospace unveiled a new Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) designed for naval vessels. The company also re-introduced the Unmanned Amphibious Rocket
Babcock cemented its position in the South Korea’s naval market when it was earlier selected to provide its weapons handling and launch system for KSS-III
The UK Royal Navy (RN) has detailed the requirements for its future Multi-Role Strike Ship (MRSS), requirements underlining the platform’s importance in providing strike capability
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries unveiled the new HCX-23 Plus drone carrier concept design at MADEX 2025. At MADEX 2025, HD HHI organized its booth into
SonarTech, a South Korean company specialising in sonar, unveiled a unmanned surface vessel (USV) for both anti-submarine warfare (ASW) and mine warfare missions at MADEX
The concept, displayed for the first time at Combined Naval Event 2025, will enable networked anti-ship and land attack strikes from loitering capsules, combining existing
Design work on the French Navy’s next-generation nuclear-powered aircraft carrier (CVN) is close to complete, with the programme approaching a key approval milestone to transition
At MADEX 2025, Hanwha Systems unveiled a range of AI-powered naval technologies that should assist the Republic of Korea Navy in tackling its future challenges.
