In the context of the Indo-Pacific’s growing geopolitical centrality, Fincantieri is progressively strengthening its presence in Malaysia, seizing the opportunities created by rising defense spending
Lumut Naval Shipyard officially named and launched Malaysia ’s third Littoral Combat Ship, Sharif Mashor, on February 10, with a ceremony at the shipyard where
The Royal Malaysian Navy’s first Littoral Combat Ship, LCS 1 Maharaja Lela, performed its “first sea going” on 28 January, with the frigate sailing under
The former United States Coast Guard cutter Steadfast arrived in Malaysia on 4 November, completing a 10,600 nautical mile journey from Baltimore to begin its
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said on the last day of his official visit to Italy that the Malaysian government intended to purchase Fincantieri ships
The Royal Malaysian Navy’s second Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) was officially named Raja Muda Nala and launched on July 3 during ceremony at Lumut Naval
Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri announced during the 2025 Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace exhibition that it had entered a technical collaboration agreement with Malaysian firm Enra
A representative of Turkish Aerospace at the 2025 Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace exhibition told Naval News that the initial training for the first Royal
Naval News obtained updates on the progress of Malaysia’s Littoral Combat Ship program directly from the program director at Lumut Naval Shipyard Sdn Bhd. The
Türkiye’s leading naval company, STM has unveiled its Multi-Role Support Ship (MRSS) design for the first time at the LIMA Exhibition in Malaysia. Designed to
