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MALAYSIA gave out contracts worth up to US$2.58 billion during LIMA’25, close to US$234.6 million or 8.91% increase compared with US$2.37b registered in 2023. Presiding over the contract signing and … Read More
TARGETING to safeguard Southeast Asian skies and coastlines, Diehl Defence is showcasing their state-of-the art IRIS-T SLM medium-range ground-based air defence (GBAD) system. The IRIS-T was originally an air-to-air guided … Read More
TURKISH Aerospace formally accepted No 11 Squadron hangar from Malaysian company G7 Aerospace after completion of 12-month renovation works. The hangar, which later will be handed back to the Royal … Read More
MALAYSIA and Germany are committed to continuing to strengthen bilateral defence ties through various strategic initiatives, including cooperation agreements, military training, and capacity building in the field of security and … Read More
TURKIYE’s Aselsan signed a memorandum of agreement (MoA) with Malaysia’s Sapura Secured Technologies recently, on strategic cooperation in communication systems to further strengthen Malaysia’s technological capabilities in the defence sector. … Read More
IZHEVSK Electromechanical Plant (IEMP) Kupol, part of Almaz – Antey ASD Corporation, presented its defence products at LIMA ’25 . The combined exposition of Rosoboronexport JSC demonstrates large-scale models of … Read More
AIRBUS is showcasing a static display of an A400M from the German Luftwaffe and another A400M from the Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF), as well as the luxurious ACH160 corporate … Read More
STM will be presenting its naval platforms and tactical mini unmanned aerial systems to Southeast Asian countries at the 17th Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition (LIMA 2025), one of … Read More
EMBRAER, among the global leaders in the aerospace industry, is displaying its C-390 Millennium, touted as the most advanced multi-mission tactical airlift in its class, at the 17th edition of … Read More
ACCORDING to Thai media reports, Germany will not sell MTU-396 engines to be used aboard the S26T Yuan-class submarine from China Shipbuilding and Offshore International Co(CSOC) purchased for the Royal … Read More
