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US approves $125 million AIM-9X Sidewinder Block II missile sale to South Korea

The US has approved a $125 million AIM-9X Sidewinder Block II missile sale to South Korea. The short-range air-to-air missiles enhance fighter fleet lethality. The FMS deal reinforces allied air defense. It counters emerging regional threats.

Army Recognition18h ago

Indo-PacificIndustry

India's Defence Ministry adds 405 items to positive indigenisation list

India's Defence Ministry added 405 items to its positive indigenisation list, restricting future imports. The measure boosts domestic defense manufacturing. Reinforces India's self-reliance procurement policy.

Army TechnologyAug 19

Shield AI, Taiwan expand deal after drone swarm success

Shield AI and Taiwan have expanded their cooperation following a drone-swarm demonstration. The arrangement concerns autonomous unmanned-system capability for Taiwan's defense forces. Swarming technologies can provide distributed sensing and strike effects. The expanded deal highlights Taiwan's continuing investment in resilient unmanned capabilities.

Defence BlogAug 6

Indo-PacificIndustry

Lockheed Martin clinches $439.4 million contract to supply ATACMS tactical missiles to Taiwan by 2031

Lockheed Martin won a $439.4M contract to deliver ATACMS tactical missiles to Taiwan by 2031. The deal strengthens Taipei's long-range precision strike capability against PLA amphibious threats. Missiles will be integrated on Taiwan's HIMARS launchers. Delivery timelines extend through the decade.

Defence Industry EuropeJul 17

Indo-PacificIndustry

India, Indonesia agree BrahMos, air-to-air missile deals

India and Indonesia agreed on BrahMos supersonic cruise missile and air-to-air missile deals. Contract expands India's export footprint after the Philippines sale. BrahMos will boost Indonesian coastal defense capability. Deliveries and payment terms still to be finalized.

JanesJul 8

Indo-PacificIndustry

Indonesia Signs BrahMos Missile Deal with India

Indonesia signed a deal to acquire BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles from India, becoming the second export customer after the Philippines. The Mach 2.8 missile system will bolster Indonesia's anti-ship strike capabilities in strategic Indonesian archipelagic waters. The contract value and delivery timeline have not been officially disclosed. The sale reflects India's growing defense export ambitions in Southeast Asia.

Naval NewsJul 7

Indo-PacificIndustry

NAVSUP WSS awards Australian vendor first-of-its-kind contract to support P-8A Poseidon oxygen mask sustainment

NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support has awarded an Australian vendor a first-of-its-kind contract for P-8A Poseidon oxygen mask sustainment in the Indo-Pacific. The deal expands regional sustainment capacity and supports allied interoperability. It marks progress on AUKUS-adjacent industrial cooperation. Contract value and duration were not disclosed.

Defence Industry EuropeJul 7

Indo-PacificIndustry

Australia Makes Missile Production a 2026 Defense Priority for Indo-Pacific Deterrence

Australia has made sovereign missile production a top 2026 defense priority for Indo-Pacific deterrence. The Guided Weapons and Explosive Ordnance Enterprise will prioritize GMLRS, PrSM, and StrikeMaster missiles. Domestic manufacturing partners include Lockheed Martin, Kongsberg, and local suppliers. The initiative reduces reliance on U.S. supply chains for critical munitions.

Army RecognitionJul 7

Indo-PacificIndustry

Lockheed Martin Australia starts AUD$85.9 million Air Power Precinct to support IAMD and F-35 sustainment in Hunter region

Lockheed Martin Australia launched AUD$85.9M Air Power Precinct in the Hunter region for IAMD and F-35 sustainment. Facility supports Australian air combat mission systems and integrated air defense engineering. Boosts sovereign sustainment capacity. Aligns with AUKUS Pillar 2 industrial cooperation.

Defence Industry EuropeJul 6

Indo-PacificIndustry

India's DAC approves $5.5bn in defence procurement for armed forces

India's Defence Acquisition Council approved $5.5 billion in procurement covering all three services. Package includes armoured vehicles, air defence systems, and naval assets prioritising indigenous 'Make in India' sourcing. Reinforces India's push to reduce Russian dependence. Follows earlier DAC clearances on Su-30MKI upgrades.

Army TechnologyJul 6

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