SkyAlyne and WAMBDI Technologies Canada have signed a multi-year agreement for IM/IT services supporting SkyAlyne’s corporate operations. The partnership strengthens secure, modern digital capabilities while advancing authentic First Nation community-led economic reconciliation and long-term workforce development in Canada’s defence and technology sectors.

Hanwha Aerospace and Estonia’s Frankenburg Technologies have signed an MOU to co-develop Counter-Unmanned Aircraft System (C-UAS) solutions for next-generation land weapon systems. The partnership strengthens Hanwha’s cooperation with Estonia’s defense ecosystem and targets future export opportunities across Europe, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia.

Representatives from Canada’s major shipyards joined the Secretary of State for Defence Procurement on a visit to Hanwha Ocean, touring advanced KSS-III submarine facilities. The visit highlighted opportunities for long-term sustainment, MRO collaboration, skills transfer, and the development of sovereign Canadian submarine capabilities under the CPSP.

Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace has secured a €140 million contract with Patria to supply several hundred PROTECTOR RS4 Remote Weapon Stations for the German and Swedish CAVS 6x6 programmes. The deal positions RS4 as the fleet standard and includes strong potential for follow-on orders beyond 2026.

TKMS and EllisDon have signed a Strategic Teaming Agreement to support the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project. The collaboration focuses on submarine maintenance, sustainment, and training infrastructure, aiming to build long-term industrial capability, skilled employment, and domestic value creation across Canada.

TKMS has launched the Canadian Defence & Dual-Use Innovation Ecosystem (CDDE), a national initiative connecting research with industrial development to deliver deployable defence and civilian technologies. Focused on maritime and Arctic domains, CDDE strengthens Canadian sovereignty, supply chains, and high-skill job creation.

Secretary of State Stephen Fuhr toured Hanwha Ocean’s Geoje shipyard, inspecting the in-service KSS-III submarine proposed for Canada’s Patrol Submarine Project. The Canadian delegation also visited ROK Navy facilities, highlighting a low-risk, fast delivery path, deep industrial partnerships, Arctic capability, and major job creation for Canada and long-term economic benefits.

Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace and Poland’s PGZ have signed a NOK 16 billion contract to deliver 18 SAN Counter-Unmanned Aerial Systems batteries. The integrated CUAS solution strengthens Poland’s air defence, boosts NATO-aligned industrial cooperation, and expands KONGSBERG’s manufacturing footprint in Poland.

TKMS and Seaspan Shipyards have signed a Teaming Agreement to support Canada’s Canadian Patrol Submarine Project by establishing a sovereign, Canadian-led submarine sustainment capability. The partnership combines TKMS’s global submarine lifecycle expertise with Seaspan’s domestic sustainment strengths to support the Royal Canadian Navy over decades.

Senior government and industry leaders from Canada and South Korea met in Ottawa to advance long-term, industry-led cooperation under the Invest in Canada initiative. Discussions highlighted major programs like the Patrol Submarine Project as catalysts for broader Korean investment across manufacturing, energy, advanced technologies, and resilient supply chains.

Hanwha has signed multiple strategic MOUs with leading Canadian companies to support the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project, spanning steel, space, AI, and advanced technologies. The partnerships reinforce long-term industrial cooperation, strengthen Canada’s sovereign defence capabilities, and could support up to 200,000 job-years over 15 years.

Calian Group Ltd. has launched a strategic initiative through Calian VENTURES to accelerate Canada’s sovereign C5ISRT capabilities. By mobilizing capital, partners and a national network of defence innovation labs, Calian aims to strengthen Arctic sovereignty, enhance operational readiness, and modernize the Canadian Armed Forces.

Hanwha Ocean and Babcock Canada are pursuing a joint approach to the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project, combining a proven KSS-III submarine platform with Canadian-led sustainment and localization. The partnership prioritizes sovereign capability, skills transfer, and long-term employment while delivering lasting industrial and economic benefits for Canada.

Hanwha Ocean hosted Ontario Economic Development Minister Victor Fedeli at its advanced shipyard, showcasing the KSS-III submarine proposed for Canada’s Patrol Submarine Project. Discussions focused on partnerships, investment and supply chains, highlighting opportunities to create jobs, strengthen Ontario–Korea industrial cooperation, and drive economic growth across multiple sectors.

Flowing River Capital Partners has acquired Marshall Land Systems, creating the largest Indigenous-owned defence company in Canadian history. The Indigenous-led acquisition strengthens Canada’s defence industrial base, advances economic reconciliation, supports sovereign capability for the Canadian Armed Forces, and creates long-term jobs, skills pathways, and prosperity—particularly in Atlantic Canada and Indigenous communities.

Rheinmetall BAE Systems Land has completed the first crewed live firing of Challenger 3, marking the UK’s first new main battle tank firing in over 30 years. The milestone confirms significant progress toward delivering a modernised, safe, and operationally ready tank for the British Army.

Hanwha Ocean has appointed former Royal Canadian Navy officer Glenn Copeland as Managing Director and CEO of Hanwha Defence Canada in Ottawa. Copeland will lead Canadian expansion and defence activities as Hanwha advances its shortlisted bid for the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project, reinforcing long-term industrial and naval cooperation nationwide partnerships.

Hanwha Ocean and Babcock are advancing a joint CPSP bid centred on Canadian jobs, skills transfer, and sovereign sustainment. Combining a proven KSS-III submarine with deep sustainment expertise, the trilateral Korea–UK–Canada model embeds long-term industrial capability, in-country support, and workforce development across the full submarine lifecycle.

Top Aces has secured a 10-year contract worth up to €420 million with the German Armed Forces to deliver advanced adversary air training. Building on a decade-long partnership, the agreement will enhance Air Force, Army, and Navy readiness using cutting-edge aircraft, sensors, and mission systems.

The Manitoba Métis Federation, Métis N4 Construction, and SkyAlyne have signed a long-term lease in Kanata, Ontario, relocating SkyAlyne’s headquarters to Métis-owned space. The site will also host the RCAF FAcT program’s Joint Management Office, advancing Indigenous participation and economic development.