TKMS to collaborate with Indian counterparts on naval weapon systems.

Sept 2025 : German defence shipbuilder ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems [TKMS] has entered into a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Indian weapon systems manufacturer VEM Technologies for the development, production, integration, testing and modernisation of heavyweight torpedoes.

Supported by TKMS and its segment Atlas Elektronik, VEM Technologies will take over the integration and testing of the torpedoes in India. In addition to the MOU, TKMS will also be cooperating with the Indian company CFF Fluid Control, which specialises in mechanical, electronic, and weapon systems for Indian Navy. TKMS said the aim is to advance the development and production of modern anti-submarine warfare systems for surface vessels and various other strategic applications.

Both parties are currently exploring further opportunities with TKMS to enhance cooperation. These include participation in the P75(I) submarine program, cooperation with the Defence Research and Development Organisation and other Indian organisations, and the establishment of expanded production centres. TKMS said these centres will serve both Indian and global customers in the future.

ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) is one of the world’s leading providers of naval solutions, with expertise spanning the design and construction of submarines, surface vessels, and advanced maritime systems. With more than 8,500 employees worldwide and shipyards in Germany and Brazil, TKMS combines cutting-edge engineering with decades of experience to deliver reliable, future-ready naval platforms. Its portfolio also includes maritime electronics, security technologies, and integrated solutions, making it a trusted partner for navies around the globe.

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