Non-US Aerospace/Defense Companies & Contracts
L3Harris - EDGE Group MoU Signing

L3Harris - EDGE Group MoU Signing

Source: L3Harris


L3HARRIS AND EDGE GROUP TO COLLABORATE ON DEFENSE TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS IN UAE
Tuesday, November 18, 2025
L3Harris - EDGE Group MoU Signing

L3Harris - EDGE Group MoU Signing

Source: L3Harris


MELBOURNE, Fl. -- L3Harris and EDGE Group signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to further their collaboration in the United Arab Emirates.

This preliminary agreement serves as a strategic platform for developing solutions that contribute to the UAE’s defense capabilities and expands L3Harris’ operational involvement in the Middle East and globally.

L3Harris and EDGE will jointly pursue national and regional defense opportunities, with the MOU laying a framework for joint research and development in artificial intelligence and autonomy and for deploying these technologies.

 
Airbus H225M

Airbus H225M

Source: Airbus


MOROCCO TO BUY 10 AIRBUS MULTI-PURPOSE H225M HELICOPTERS
Tuesday, November 18, 2025
Airbus H225M

Airbus H225M

Source: Airbus


WASHINGTON - Morocco has ordered 10 Airbus H225M helicopters to replace the Royal Moroccan Air Force's aging Puma fleet that has been in service for 40 years, Airbus announced.

Airbus Helicopters CEO Bruno Even said the deal reflects strong international momentum for the H225M, which he described as a reference platform for complex missions in tough environments. The company did not disclose the contract value.

The H225M is marketed as a multi-purpose military helicopter suited for special operations, combat search and rescue, tactical support and casualty evacuation.

Morocco's aircraft will be configured for combat search and rescue and equipped with a double hoist, searchlight, Safran Euroflir 410 electro-optical system, machine guns and an electronic warfare self-protection suite.

The purchase follows a 2024 decision by the Netherlands to buy 12 H225Ms for special forces.

 
Isaac Peral class Submarine

Isaac Peral class Submarine

Source: Navantia


SECOND ISAAC PERAL SUBMARINE LAUNCHED FOR SPANISH NAVY
Tuesday, November 18, 2025
Isaac Peral class Submarine

Isaac Peral class Submarine

Source: Navantia


CARTAGENA, Spain -- Navantia has launched the second Isaac Peral (S-80) class submarine, Narciso Monturiol, for the Spanish Navy at its facility in Cartagena. With the submarine now in the water, the manufacturer will begin conducting harbor trials, testing the power, propulsion, and other onboard systems. Following harbor tests, the submarine will begin sea trials, assessing capabilities such as seaworthiness, diving, weapons, and sensors.

Spain's Isaac Peral submarines are an incoming class of air-independent propulsion (AIP) diesel-electric boats under construction since 2007. The lead boat, Isaac Peral, was commissioned on Nov. 30, 2023. The newly launched Narciso Monturiol is expected to enter service in 2026, followed by the Cosme Garcia in 2028, and the Mateo Garcia de los Reyes in 2029. The Spanish Navy is considering plans to order an additional two boats in the future.

 

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